- and use
crossbows. The
Chams would later give the
Chinese crossbows as
presents on at
least one occasion.
Crossbow technology for
crossbows with more...
- the
multiple bolt
crossbows to him.
During the Ming dynasty,
repeating crossbows were used on ships.
Although the
repeating crossbow has been used throughout...
- A bolt or
quarrel is a dart-like
projectile used by
crossbows. The word
quarrel is from the Old
French quarrel (>
French carreau) "square thing", specialized...
- The draw-length of the
crossbow depicted is
longer than
later medieval crossbows and more
similar to Gr**** and
Chinese crossbows, but it's not
clear what...
- a
crossbow, and in some
cases pistol-sized
crossbows are
treated differently.
There may be
minimum ages for possession, and
sales of both
crossbows and...
-
Match crossbow is a
target shooting sport using crossbows.
Unlike field crossbow,
match crossbow is
quite similar to the
Olympic rifle. The International...
- Look up
crossbow in Wiktionary, the free dictionary. A
crossbow is a projectile-shooting weapon.
Crossbow may also
refer to:
Crossbow (TV series), based...
-
Crossbows and Catapults, also
known as Battlegrounds, is a game of
physical skill first released in 1983. It has
since been
published by
several different...
-
Crossbow II was a late 1970s proa (or
asymmetrical catamaran) sailboat, the
successor craft to
Crossbow. It was
built by
former Olympian Tim Whelpton...
-
Crossbow was the code name in
World War II for Anglo-American
operations against the
German long
range reprisal weapons (V-weapons) programme. The primary...
