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A new video with a look at musket rests!

They make a great point that the biggest proof that rests weren’t for the weight because the manual of arms required the musket to be held one handed.

There are some massive muskets and they started bigger and heavier than shown in the De Gheyn manual, so I wonder if the intended use of the rest did change over time.
 
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