powder flask造句

• A powder flask or powder horn could be used to hold black powder.
• They searched the body and found money, jewellery, powder flask, guns, and bullets.
• The company made buttons, whip sockets, and powder flasks.
• Other African artifacts on sale included bronze and ivory bracelets, loom pulleys, tables and powder flasks.
• Goldsmiths and silversmiths specializing in inlay were employed to decorate guns, rifles, crossbows and powder flasks of the finest quality.
• Similarly, his " Powder Flask Book " ( 1953 ) is the standard reference in the collecting field of later antique American powder flasks.
• Similarly, his " Powder Flask Book " ( 1953 ) is the standard reference in the collecting field of later antique American powder flasks.
• Thus Edward Upchurch of Surrey lost his equipment ( a firearm, powder flask and'tuch box') aboard a ship called the Rose or the Lion.
• Powder flasks were made in a great variety of materials and shapes, though ferrous metals that were prone to give off sparks when hit were usually avoided.
• Although the term powder horn is sometimes used for any kind of powder flask, it is strictly a sub-category of flask made from a hollowed bovid horn.
• Previous to this invention shotguns and sporting rifles were loaded by means of powder flasks and shot bags or flasks, bullets, wads and copper caps, all carried separately.
• Wyndham wears a powder flask at his neck and a gun over his shoulder inscribed, " TW, aetatis XLII . MDL, " indicating he was 42 in 1550.
• Powder flasks were also used for priming naval cannon; such a flask would be as large as, or even larger than, a main flask for a personal sidearm.
• Pairs of duelling pistols were often supplied in compartmentalised wooden cases along with a powder flask, rods for cleaning and loading, spare flints, spanners and other tools, and a bullet mould.
• So long as no part of the loader faced the end of the barrel this was not dangerous in itself, but if a spark reached the main supply in the powder flask a fatal explosion was likely.
• The Museum displays a unique group of objects and portraits passed down by the descendants of Henry Cromwell including the hat Cromwell is thought to have worn at the dissolution of the Long Parliament in 1653 and his personal powder flask for carrying gunpowder.
• The use of cartridges with both gunpowder charge and ball, made up in batches by the shooter or a servant, was known from very early on, but until roughly around 1800 loading using a powder flask and a bag of balls was more common.
• The powder flask was finally rendered obsolete by the spread of breech-loading guns and the innovations brought about by Spencer, and the later development of self-contained cartridges that were developed and marketed successfully by Oliver Winchester, after which manufactured cartridges or bullets became standard.
• Estimated prices for divers'finds from the USS Yorktown are modest for Tuesday's auction at Sotheby's _ up to $ 700 for a sword handle and guard, and a similar sum for a brass powder flask decorated with an anchor and lettered " U . S . N ."
• They were a world leader in manufacturing shooting accessories through nineteenth century and exported powder flasks in large quantities to America, They were known as whistle makers, which like most of their products were of outstanding quality; they were one of the 4 great whistle makers, the others being W Dowler & Sons, J Stevens & Son & T Yates.