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Jezail — The Jezail (Sometimes Jezzail from the Pashto language) is an Afghan matchlock or flintlock musket fired from a forked rest.FeaturesThe jezail is a simple, cost efficient and often hand made musket common to Central Asian and some Middle Eastern… … Wikipedia
jezail — je·zail … English syllables
jezail — jəˈzī(ə)l, zā( noun ( s) Etymology: Persian jazā il : a long heavy Afghan rifle … Useful english dictionary
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Arkebuse — Mit Hakenbüchse und Arkebuse wird eine vielfältige Familie von Vorderladern des 15. und 16. Jahrhunderts bezeichnet. Diese finden sich in Europa und Asien mit Luntenschloss und einem Kaliber von etwa 18 bis 20 Millimetern[1]… … Deutsch Wikipedia
Arkebusen — Mit Hakenbüchse und Arkebuse wird eine vielfältige Familie von Vorderladern des 15. und 16. Jahrhunderts bezeichnet. Diese finden sich in Europa und Asien mit Luntenschloss und einem Kaliber von etwa 18 bis 20 Millimetern[1] (nach anderen Angaben … Deutsch Wikipedia
