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haquebut (n.)
See Hagbut.
haquebut Sentence Examples
- The haquebut, an early firearm, played a significant role in the development of infantry warfare.
- The haquebut was typically supported on a tripod or fork, providing stability during firing.
- The heavy haquebut, also known as a culverin, was used to penetrate armor and fortifications.
- The lighter haquebut, known as an arquebus, was more portable and used for field battles.
- Haquebuts required skilled marksmen to operate effectively, due to their slow rate of fire.
- The introduction of the haquebut transformed the traditional role of archers and pikemen on the battlefield.
- The haquebut paved the way for the development of more advanced firearms, such as muskets and rifles.
- The haquebut's heavy recoil made it difficult to handle, necessitating specialized training for its operators.
- By the end of the 16th century, haquebuts had largely been replaced by more efficient and accurate firearms.
- The legacy of the haquebut can be seen in the modern military's continued reliance on firearms as a primary weapon.
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See Hagbut.
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The haquebut, an early firearm, played a significant role in the development of infantry warfare.
The haquebut was typically supported on a tripod or fork, providing stability during firing.
The heavy haquebut, also known as a culverin, was used to penetrate armor and fortifications.
The lighter haquebut, known as an arquebus, was more portable and used for field battles.
