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Case shot broadly describes any multi-projectile
artillery ammunition. The
canister round is
known as a
case, so
canister was
sometimes called case shot...
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shot. Second, the
shot was cast
large enough to cut rigging,
destroy spars and blocks, and
puncture multiple sails.
Canister shot, also
known as
case...
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Calcium selenide (chemical formula:
CaSe)
Case-hardening, a
process of
hardening the
surface of a
metal object Case-
shot, a type of anti-personnel canister...
- A ****
shot is the
depiction of
human ejaculation,
especially onto
another person. The term is
usually applied to
depictions occurring in **** films...
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round shot a
distance of 1,619 to 1,680 yd (1,480 to 1,536 m) at 5° elevation. It
could also fire
canister shot,
common s****, and
spherical case shot. The...
- took part in the Jena and Eylau. But he is
remembered chiefly for the
case shot attack,
which was the
central feature of Napoleon's
matured tactical system...
- Four guns,
along with 4,000
common s****, 4,000
shrapnel s**** and 800
case shot were
purchased by the
South African Republic (informally
known as the...
- Lord Uxbridge's leg was shattered,
probably by a
piece of
case shot, at the
Battle of
Waterloo and
removed by a surgeon. The am****ted
right limb became...
- (2.8 kg)
round shot up to a
distance of 1,523 yd (1,393 m) at 5° elevation. It
could also fire
canister shot and
spherical case shot (shrapnel). The...
- type of pre-****embled
firearm ammunition packaging a
projectile (bullet,
shot, or slug), a
propellant substance (smokeless powder,
black powder substitute...
