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Use setting-appropriate guns (handgonnes or even firelances) rather than the pistols and rifles that 5e encourages you to use. Their loading process requires pre-measured powder, a wad which must be inserted after the projectile, and a ramrod which must be long enough to push the projectile all the way to the beginning of the barrel. In addition, the gun must be fired with a lit torch or string match, and it must be cleaned after use to prevent it from malfunctioning.

I'm probably going to upgrade this one tomorrow, it's not clear from the image but there are definitely way too many historically inaccurate hand-cannons in the database that Google's Whisk model is trained on, causing the weapon to be massive and unusable (war hammers have a similar problem of being trained on unrealistic drawings, an actual war hammer should have a head with a similar volume to an axe head or sword blade, not a cinderblock of metal), so I had to describe it from the perspective of someone with a vocabulary that lacks words like barrel, gun, or cannon.