The wall gun or wall piece was a type of smoothbore firearm used in the 16th through 19th centuries by defending forces to break the advance of enemy troops. Essentially, it was a scaled-up version of the army's standard infantry musket, operating under the same principles, but with a bore of up to one-inch (25.4 mm) calibre.

2024年3月17日 · 就是出膛动能达到5，000焦耳以上，弹丸重量40克以上，口径要大于20毫米，直射/0度时射程300米以上，要带支架支撑射击的火枪，单人能够拿得动的。 鳞伤遍体力疲尽，惟馀骑士丹心存。 其实使用金属定装弹、撞针击发的wall gun在第十次俄土战争、一战和俄国内战期间也有登场。 19世纪中后期沙俄的卡恩克步枪的一种Wall gun变体要塞步枪就很符合题目的标准，虽然是撞针击发，但是大部分都符合题目要求。 卡恩克要塞步枪根据普法战争的观察结果，俄 …

2018年12月29日 · 抬枪（Jingall，Gingall，Wallgun）是晚清军队火器中的一个重要组成部分。 因使用时需扛抬前行，射击时依托固定支架得名。 重量十二三斤到三十余斤不等，较重的抬枪又称为 抬炮，然而实际记载中抬枪和抬炮的定义并没有详细的区分。 wallgun一词指的是16至18世纪在欧洲流行的大口径火枪，因体积和重量远比一般火枪大，只能借助矮墙等支撑物进行射击而得名；而jingall一词（也称gingall）源于印地语jangal，指的是19世纪印度和中国使用的重型火枪，射 …

2013年9月18日 · Also known as ‘wall guns’ or ‘rampart guns,’ these over-sized long-arms were primed, loaded, rammed and fired by a single gunner in much the same way an infantryman would operate a musket. In fact, the chief difference between amusettes and more conventional firearms were the weapons’ size: They were huge!

2013年1月30日 · Wall guns are outsized rifles that look as if they once belonged to Paul Bunyan, the Barrett .50-cal of their day, only bigger. Though smaller than true artillery, these guns were...

抬枪，英文称为Jingall、Gingall 、Wall Gun。 是一种中国独有的武器，早在鸦片战争时清军就已大量装备，分前装滑膛、前装线膛及后装线膛等，其结构原理与同类的步、马枪相同，只是尺寸、重量、装药量、威力、后坐力等比步、马枪为大。

Wall guns were large caliber smooth-bore muskets that were used in the 16th through 18th centuries by defending forces to break the advance of enemy troops. They were too heavy to be fired from the shoulder and so were usually rested on …

2021年7月27日 · These are just a few of the questions you have to ask yourself if you have to reconstruct and make a late medieval wall gun. The documentary series Alt Hagknpuchsn shows the development of a...

2013年2月21日 · The park rangers at Fort Loudoun TN demonstrate their Wall Gun. Scored by: The 42nd Royal Highlanders - Hey, Johnnie Cope Are Ye Waukin' Yet, Balquider Lassies.

A wall gun was a large smoothbore firearm used by defending forces to break the advance of enemy troops. It was a scaled-up version of the musket but had a bore of up to one inch in caliber. Wall guns filled the gap in firepower between muskets and the lightest artillery pieces.