The image is a photograph of a plaque on display in a museum. The plaque is titled "Baker Rifle, c.1820-30. The Baker Rifle, introduced in 1800, replaced a variety of European and experimental weapons in use up to that time. Although Bakers saw service on the Atlantic front during the War of 1812, they were used in Canada during the conflict. They were sent here afterwards, such as in the 1840s, when issued to the Royal Canadian Rifle Regiment. Calibre: 6.25 inch (16 mm) and Rate of fire: 1-1.5 shots per minute. Effective range: 250 yards (225 m) and Maximum range: 1000 yards (915 m). Bakers also could be used like muskets to fire three or four shots per hour. This was done using pre-made cartridges and patch-less balls. Accuracy and range were sacrificed in return for a higher volume of fire.