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  harquebus - Search Results - MSN Encarta
Harquebus, primitive portable firearm used in the 15th and 16th centuries.
It originally consisted of a heavy barrel and a straight stock and was so...
Japanese contact with European traders resulted in the introduction of the harquebus, a portable but very heavy type of musket.
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 The Genealogy of Mexico
Native of Tavira in Portugal, son of Pedro Yanez, with harquebus and horse.
Native of the town of Manzanilla, suburb of Seville, son of Francisco Garcia Gill, with coat of armor and harquebus.
Alferez of Captain Juan Ruiz, native of Nombre de Dios, son of Juan Rodriguez del Rio, with coat of armor, beaver, and harquebus.
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 SMALL ARMS. The Columbia Encyclopedia: Sixth Edition. 2000   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-25)
Early matchlocks, wheel locks, and flintlocks bore many different names; common types included the musket, harquebus, and pistol.
The musket was a heavy military firearm designed to be fired from the shoulder; the harquebus, an earlier and heavier weapon, was fired from a support.
The pistol, in contrast, was designed to be held and fired with one hand.
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 Hussar Firearms -Polish Lithuanian Commonwealth, 17th C.
The ‘medium’ length weapons – harquebus carbines with a maximum length of about one meter - were also designed to be used from horseback, and were usually carried by a sling over the shoulder to allow for single-handed operation.
An edict of King Stephan Batory in the 1570s required every hussar to carry at least a brace of pistols; 4 pistols became customary fairly early, and carrying 6 was a common practice.
‘Comrade’ Hussars of the front rank, who carried the lance, did not carry the harquebus normally; it was more common for the retainers in the rear ranks to be armed with them; however this was a latter development, perhaps not until the mid-1680s.
www.kismeta.com /diGrasse/PolishFirearms.htm   (1566 words)

  
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Back to article: ARQUEBUS (also called harquebus, hackbut, &c.)
ARQUEBUS (also called harquebus, hackbut, andc.), a firearm of the 16th century, the immediate predecessor of the musket.
The word itself is certainly to be derived from the German Hakenbiihse (mod.
encyclopedia.jrank.org /correction/edit?locale=en&content_id=4747   (416 words)

  
 Armement
The gunmen were an innovation in the Tercio and had a terrific impact on the battlefield, even if their main weapon was archaic and unreliable in comparison with ours.
The musketeer had the same equipment than the harquebusier but instead of a harquebus his main weapon was a heavy musket and he used a fork of 1.47 m to support it.
Note: From 1685 the harquebus is still in use in the Tercio but it will be more normal to call them light musket.
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 Harquebus - Arquebus biography .ms   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-25)
A horseman with the harquebus 15 feet from you may or may not be aiming at you, and may or may You know the harquebus is not going to invade your space,
Harquebus - also spelled Arquebus, also called HACKBUT, first gun fired from the shoulder, The harquebus was invented in Spain in the mid-15th century.
Harquebus or a matchlock gun was introduced by Lusitanians/Portugese on a Chinese Groups of mercenaries with harquebus and mass produced rifles played a
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 TheHistoryNet | Military History | Anglo-Scottish Wars: Battle of Pinkie Cleugh   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-25)
Vast phalanxes of well-drilled pikemen and missile troops armed with the harquebus (a matchlock firearm fired from a portable support) and later the musket maneuvered on the battlefields of Cerignola (1503), Ravenna (1512) and Pavia (1525).
The handgun and the harquebus that had supplanted the crossbow on the Continent had operated from the peripheries of the battlefield, from behind walls and entrenchments.
Their rate of fire, which the harquebus could never match, disordered their enemy and, as at Agincourt, could provoke him into a premature attack.
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 Snipers Paradise
When Samuel de Champlain joined a Huron-Algonquin war party in 1609 and killed two Iroquois with the shot from his harquebus, a new era began....
The only protection from the firearms and the greater killing power of the white man was in dispersion, sniping and ambush.
Though the following men are few in number, they represent a larger group of unnamed Native soldiers, who placed a greater cause before their own lives.
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 enigma of tanegashima - Japan Forum
Some scholars say that they were harquebus (is the plural harquebes ?), the others that they were muskets, but usually they are said to be the same weapon.
Maybe the first guns brought to Japan by the Portuguese were harquebus/bes (because easer to use aboard), and then, according to the growing daimyo's demands, muskets were also imported for military purpose, fully used for the first time in Nagashino battle (1575).
I said that harquebus was easier to used aboard because Polish name for a harquebus - ‘arkebuz’ means a gun similar to musket, smaller one and used especially by cavalry.
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An Harquebus is an early type of portable gun supported on a tripod.
It is quite tuned against the current hill (or as it was when I last submitted it).
I was originally using a step size of 7, but that put Harquebus 'only' in the bottom half of the hill.
pauillac.inria.fr /~doligez/corewar/post/Harquebus.txt   (288 words)

  
 [GW] Sharpshooter Harquebus of the Whale (Item) - World of Warcraft
Add Sharpshooter Harquebus of the Whale to your Wishlist.
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 FanFiction.Net : Dictionary & Thesaurus   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-25)
A form of the harquebus was subsequently called arquebus with matchlock.
See Hagbut.] A sort of hand gun or firearm a contrivance answering to a trigger, by which the burning match was applied.
[Written also harquebus.] [1913 Webster] From WordNet (r) 2.0 (August 2003) : harquebus n : an obsolete firearm with a long barrel [syn: arquebus, hackbut, hagbut]
www.fanfiction.net /dictionary.php?word=harquebus   (123 words)

  
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The intense desire to learn how to use the harquebus is so extreme that the young prince decides to take the issue on his hands.
Third step, tasks and performance: “After ordering one of his servants to quietly put fire to the match, he picked up the harquebus, intending to load it as he had seen me doing in several occasions.
Charge into the enemy from harquebus volley distance: one harquebus shot that’s roughly equivalent to 100 paces.
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 TinBay.com - Lead Soldiers, Tin Soldiers, Toy Soldiers, Collectible Figures, Tin and Lead Soldiers, Lead and Tin ...
Samurais, Knights, Ninjas and et" title=" Ashigaru with gun (harquebus).
Samurais, Knights, Ninjas and et" title=" Samurai with gun (harquebus) 54 mm.
Samurais, Knights, Ninjas and et" title=" Samurai with gun (harquebus) 1545 year 54 mm.
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 NOVICA - Other Painting - 'Jofiel, Harquebusier Archangel'
Jofiel is believed to have been close to God from the beginning of time - since the Creation.
José Ponce de León portrays the valiant archangel holding a harquebus in his hands as a symbol of his great protection.
The devoted pray to him when seeking clarity of mind and stability.
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 Brain Teaser
Answer to Brain Teaser # 57 Harquebus and Musket
The Harquebus or Arquebus, was a primitive portable firearm.
It had a heavy barrel, a straight stock, and was so heavy that it required a support for firing.
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 1/6th M5 Stuart Sound Problem
This was causing a lot of crackling and distortion at the speaker.
When I sorted this it made a big improvement to the overall sound but as Harquebus says, I think I will move the speaker up near the top and open up the vents.
I have found if you push both sticks forward at the same time the sound does not work (no growl).
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 Neverwinter Nights: requests..
The other thing I was hoping for is guns.
Not modern guns like those I've seen on the Vault but old fashion guns: muskets with or without bayonets, harquebus, blunderbuss.
This could be made from the crossbow models.
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 harquebus - English-French Dictionary - WordReference.com
We found no French translation for 'harquebus' in our English to French Dictionary.
Or did you want to translate 'harquebus' from French to English?
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 ARMART - F2 Harquebus   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-25)
I can't wait until the next ones come out...
#F2 Harquebus, wheellock, fully functional with fl powder
Beech wood butt, tapered iron barrel, wooden ramrod with a brass head and bands, wheel lock.
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 World of Warcraft WarCry: Item Database : Sharpshooter Harquebus
World of Warcraft WarCry: Item Database : Sharpshooter Harquebus
WoW WarCry DB > Items > Weapons > Sharpshooter Harquebus
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