- The
jezail or
jezzail (Pashto: جزائل,
ultimately from the
plural form Arabic: جزایل, "long [barrels]") is a simple, cost-efficient and
often handmade long...
- Mari**** Jacobus).
Short barreled Afghan jezail from the
early to mid 1800s. Moukahla,
North African musket Jezail,
Afghan musket Musketoon,
weapon with...
-
European muskets however, the
jezail was
loaded using a horn
rather than a
paper cartridge meaning although the
jezail had the
advantages of range, force...
- musketry, and
cavalry of the
Marathas against the
heavy cavalry,
musketry (
jezail) and
mounted artillery (zamburak) of the
Afghans and the
Rohillas led by...
- rescued.
Koverchenko salutes Taj as he is
hoisted by a harness,
brandishing a
jezail musket Taj had
gifted to him. The film ends with
Koverchenko flying off...
-
detect and
attack enemy soldiers.
Sharps rifle Buffalo rifle Hawken rifle Jezail "Kentucky/Pennsylvania Long
Rifle Home Page".
Archived from the original...
- Anglo-Afghan War, was
wounded at the
Battle of
Maiwand (July 1880) by a
jezail bullet,
suffered enteric fever and was sent back to
England on the troopship...
- in Age of
Empires III,
serving as a form of
light artillery.
Camel gun
Jezail Wall gun
Ottoman Empire Napoleonic Era
Howitzer Nicolle, David; McBride...
- the most
common -
hence being sometimes referred to as a "pea rifle." The
Jezail was a
military long
flintlock rifle,
developed near and po****r throughout...
-
Henry Socket Bayonet Sabre Rifles Martini-Henry Lee-Enfield Lee-Metford
Jezail Machine guns
Vickers Mk I
Maxim gun
Edged weapons M1889 Infanteriesäbel...
