[wardaddy]

This is like the original image more or less sans AR-15 instead of musket

[wardaddy]

figured I could try this.

do you know who here would have an updated RKBA list?

[2ThumbsUp]

I do not know if any of these will do. But here are a bunch of images.

http://www.dogpile.com/dogpile/ws/results/Images/American%20Revolution/1/417/BottomNavigation/Relevance/iq=true/zoom=off/_iceUrlFlag=7?_IceUrl=true

[Joe Brower]

Can anyone help FReeper "wardaddy" out?

[Charles Martel]

Check with the guys over on AR-15.com; they’ve probably got exactly what you’re seeking.

[El Gato]

a Continental Soldier (some called a Minuteman maybe erroneously)

A Continental Solider was a "regular" in George Washington's Army. Many of course were former militiamen. Minutemen were part of a "select militia" that took extra training, and agreed to be available "At a minute's notice", thus "Minuteman". Many towns in New England had both regular militia and Minuteman companies. Both sorts responded to the April 19th, 1775 British Regular arms confiscation raid on Concord.

A good book on the subject is The Minute Men: The First Fight - Myths and Realities of the American Revolution By John R. Galvin, General USA, former Supreme Allied Commander (NATO) 1987-1992. (He was a major, IIRC, when he wrote the book, which came out originally in 1967. The latest release is from 2006, so it's still available. That's considerably newer than my copy. :)

[null and void]

Not what you are looking for, but...

[vetvetdoug]

The book cover of Guns of the South by Harry Turtledove has Robert E. Lee sitting with an AK-47 in his hand. Will that do?

[monkapotamus]

[DuncanWaring]

Another variation on the theme:

[DocRock]

CLICK HERE for Hi Res Image

[DocRock]

That minutemen image isn't too old, but thought you might be able to use it... I also have this one.

I made 'em both. Feel free to use 'em anytime, anywhere.

FReegards,
DocRock