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Matchlock - Wikipedia
A matchlock or firelock [1] is a historical type of firearm wherein the gunpowder is ignited by a burning piece of flammable cord or twine en.wikipedia.org
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Thoughts on the Matchlock? : r/ArmsandArmor - Reddit
Also known as the Fire Lock or Tinder Lock, this was an early firing mechanism that succeeded medieval hand cannons in early modern period. www.reddit.com
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How it was charged? The early 16th century snap matchlock ...
If you followed my quest regarding recreating the accessories for the snap matchlock / tinder lock arquebus, you know what is coming: range ... www.youtube.com
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matchlock
matchlock (ˈmætʃlɒk) [f. match n.2 + lock n.2] 1. A gun lock in which slow-match is placed for igniting the powder. b. attrib.: matchlock musket = 2.1698 Fryer Acc. E. India & P. 139 The Infantry [consists] of Gentues, with Match-Lock Muskets. 1727–52 Chambers Cycl. s.v. Carabine, The carabine..was ... Oxford English Dictionary
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The early 16th century snap matchlock or tinder lock arquebus and ...
If you ever wondered what type of firearms were used by the infantry in the early decades of the 16th century, this is your video. m.youtube.com
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Matchlock Gun (清 鳥銃) | Chinese - The Metropolitan Museum of Art
Matchlock guns, of both European and Turkish origin, were probably introduced into China in the early sixteenth century through sea and overland trade. www.metmuseum.org
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Matchlock | Renaissance, Handgonne & Ignition System | Britannica
Matchlock, in firearms, a device for igniting gunpowder developed in the 15th century, a major advance in the manufacture of small arms. www.britannica.com
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What is the difference between a matchlock musket, a flintlock ...
A matchlock has a burning “match” which was usually a rope that smoldered. It was touch to the pan or ignition hole to ignite the powder in the ... www.quora.com
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What is a Matchlock? | Rock Island Auction
In the simplest terms, a matchlock is a firearm that uses a piece of lit slow match (also known as match cord) to ignite gunpowder and thus fire a firearm. www.rockislandauction.com
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The Matchlock Gun: Walter D. Edmonds, Paul Lantz - Amazon.com
This classic, first published in 1941, has an updated, kid-friendly format that includes the original black-and-white illustrations. www.amazon.com
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Matchlock Musket: Weapon of Choice in the Thirty Years' War
This rifle uses a matchlock mechanism, an innovation in the history of warfare. The matchlock musket was crucial in the Thirty Years' War. www.deutschlandmuseum.de
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Snap matchlock
The snap matchlock is a type of matchlock mechanism used to ignite early firearms. There were 2 different lock mechanisms used in Indo-Portuguese matchlock guns. wikipedia.org
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The Matchlock Gun
The Matchlock Gun is a children's book by Walter D. Edmonds. Returning home, she loads the matchlock gun, fixes it in position to fire and instructs Edward how and when to fire it. wikipedia.org
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Snaplock
Compared to a matchlock, the snaplock could fire twice as many shots per minute due to requiring fewer steps to reload. The Swedish king Gustavus Adolphus had many matchlock muskets converted to snaplocks during his military reforms. wikipedia.org
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Snaphance
(The snaplock had a manually operated pan cover similar to that of the matchlock. Some definitions class the snaphaunce as a sub-type of snaplock.) By 1645 a matchlock musket cost 10 shillings in Britain compared to 15 shillings for a flintlock musket. wikipedia.org
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