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Slow match, also
called match cord, is the
slow-burning cord or
twine fuse used by
early gunpowder musketeers, artillerymen, and
soldiers to
ignite matchlock...
- sticks. Such
matches were
characterised by
their burning speed i.e.
quick match and
slow match.
Depending on its formulation, a
slow match burns at a rate...
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Slow Horses is a
British spy
thriller television series based on the
Slough House series of
novels by Mick Herron. The
first series,
Slow Horses, premiered...
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Kingdom to
ignite multiple engines/motors; it is
however largely unavailable in the USA due to
ambiguous explosives laws.
Slow match Punk (fireworks) v t e...
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without losing his concentration. The
classic matchlock gun held a
burning slow match in a
clamp at the end of a
small curved lever known as the serpentine...
- for "match" or "matches" on Wikipedia.
Match grade, a
category of
firearms and
ammunition Slow match, a
slow-burning cord or
twine fuse
Matching (disambiguation)...
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length of
slow match, thin cord
soaked in saltpetre,
igniting the weapon's
priming powder when the
trigger was pulled.
Keeping the
slow match burning at...
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contrast to
common matchlock firearms,
which required a
burning cord of
slow match ready if the gun
might be
needed and
demanded the operator's full attention...
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rectangular metal device containing 5–6
pounds (2–3 kg) of gunpowder, with a
slow match for a fuse. Pétard
comes from the
Middle French péter, to ****, from the...
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staff with a fork at one end to hold a
lighted slow match. The name was
adapted from the
Dutch lontstok, "
match stick".
Linstocks were used for discharging...
