matchlock造句

• The advantage of the matchlock guns proved decisive to samurai warfare.
• Most matchlock mechanisms mounted the serpentine forward of the flash pan.
• The firing mechanism was typically either a matchlock or a flintlock.
• They were armed only with matchlock rifles loaded with stone bullets.
• Their common arms consisted of a sword, shield and matchlock.
• The Mughal emperor Akbar mass-produced matchlocks for the Mughal Army.
• This made them more accurate than the standard flintlock or matchlock musket.
• Having now matchlock guns a weapon seen as beneath contempt.
• Later guns, muskets such as flintlock, wheelock, and matchlock.
• Old matchlock weapons were recovered and converted to flintlock mechanisms.
• Royal artisans produced gunpowder and matchlocks throughout the Toungoo period.
• During the Ming and Qing dynasties matchlock muskets were used in China.
• The matchlock beat the longbow in range, accuracy, and penetration.
• The aborigines traded cloth, pelts and meat for iron and matchlock rifles.
• The matchlock was also uneconomical to keep ready for long periods of time.
• It describes the Chinese matchlock arquebuses used at battle of Kawanakajima in 1561.
• Petronels are found with either matchlock or wheellock mechanisms.