Are there going to be unregulated miscellaneous arms for the Confederacy? I'm sorry, this to me is just top of the list, known, historical importance. The minieball in TV documentaries is listed as Union advantage, along with trains, telegraph, the ability to manufacture. But these are all minie ball, your ballistics Youtube. Southerners are shooting round lead balls commonly and early. For instance, what is at the Battle of Bull Run? I know we can't get into ALL the state uniforms, but the gun composition matters.
"Early in the war, Confederates used civilian arms including shotguns and hunting rifles like the Kentucky or Hawken due to the shortage of military weapons. The British officer Arthur Fremantle observed that revolvers and shotguns (especially double-barreled models) were the favored weapons of Confederate cavalry and mounted infantry during his 1863 visit to the South.[8]"
elsewhere, "Pistols and revolvers were not extremely common in the south, with many cavalrymen using shotguns instead."
http://www.guns.com/2013/02/23/guns-...te-grunt-1863/
Mainly what I said, up top , regular common knowledge and playability.
I guess the South caught up on the Enfield minieball issue later on in the arms race.
How do you make the player shoot 700 misses anyway? 700 shots in this war for a kill, they say. After the first fire, smoke that causes accuracy rates from the Napoleonic war, they say.