History And Origin Of The Longbow

[werewolffan98]

The longbow (or English longbow, or Welsh longbow, see below) was a type of bow about 2.0 m (6 ft 6 in) long used in the Middle Ages both for hunting and as a weapon of war. It reached its zenith of perfection as a weapon in the hands of English and Welsh archers.

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[souperdave]

The Smith&Wesson Model 629 Classic (or Model 29, or "Dirty Harry" gun) is a type of hand-held field artillery used since the mid-1960s for hunting and law enforcement.
It reaches its "zenith of perfection as a weapon in the hands of" SouperDave about twice a month at a range and at about a half dozen huntin' outings a year.

[werewolffan98]

The Smith&Wesson Model 629 Classic (or Model 29, or "Dirty Harry" gun) is a type of hand-held field artillery used since the mid-1960s for hunting and law enforcement.
It reaches its "zenith of perfection as a weapon in the hands of" SouperDave about twice a month at a range and at about a half dozen huntin' outings a year.

But can you light bullets to make a flaming bullet,verses a bow and arrow which i know that you can light the arrow with a lighter and cause pitch to catch fire which in turn makes a huge fire,which makes it hard for archers or shooters to see the target.

[werewolffan98]

Well i heard this weapon is extremly dangerous to the user, if they don't have the proper training because after you hit something the ball will fly back at you,so it's best to wear a helmet.

To go Mediæval.

Hey it didn't allow me to spell "Medieval" the correct way before.

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