- a
dangerous fire hazard. Such men
armed with
these flintlocks were
called "fusiliers" as
flintlocks were then
called "fusils" from the
French word for...
- mines, or foug****es, were
detonated by
flintlocks.
Flintlocks were also used to
launch Congreve rockets. A
flintlock tinder lighter, or
tinder pistol, was...
- Look up
flintlock in Wiktionary, the free dictionary. A
flintlock is a kind of a firearm.
Flintlock may also
refer to:
Flintlock, a
Joint Combined Exchange...
-
looking for
buyers for
superposed load
flintlocks in England.
Belton then
began making superposed load
flintlocks,
which used a
sliding lock mechanism,...
-
Flintlock were a 1970s pop
group from Es****, England. Its
members were
Derek Pascoe (vocals/saxophone, born 20
October 1957), Mike
Holoway (drums/percussion...
-
Operation Flintlock may
refer to:
Operation Flintlock (nuclear test), a
nuclear test
series on the
Nevada Test Site
Operation Flintlock (World War II)...
-
Baltic lock, and
French or "true"
flintlock ("true"
being the final,
widely used form).
Strictly speaking, all are
flintlocks. However,
current usage demands...
- was held in the tensioned, or "****ed"
position by a trigger. Usually,
flintlocks could lock the **** in two positions. The "half-****"
position held the...
-
Flintlock: The
Siege of Dawn is an
action role-playing
video game
developed by A44
Games and
published by
Kepler Interactive. The game was
released for...
-
November 1943 and the
Battle of
Makin on 20–24
November 1943.
Operation Flintlock and
Operation Catchpole had the goal of
capturing ****anese
bases at Kwajalein...
