例句與造句

1. The socket bayonet had by then been adopted by most European armies.
2. That such bayonets were far heavier than standard socket bayonets was not a disadvantage since they were rarely fixed.
3. Henceforward, the socket bayonet became, with the musket or other firearm, the typical weapon of the French infantry.
4. "The main change was to expose 2 " of barrel at the muzzle onto which fitted the new socket bayonet.
5. They have been tempered for durability so as not to break when twisting; this was often the problem with long and slender socket bayonets.
6. It's difficult to find socket bayonet in a sentence. 用socket bayonet造句挺難的
7. The British socket bayonet had a triangular blade with a flat side towards the muzzle and two fluted sides outermost to a length of 15 inches ( 38 cm ).
8. Pikemen became less important in the late seventeenth century and after the introduction of the socket bayonet disappeared altogether, while matchlock muskets were replaced by the more reliable flintlock.
9. With the advent of the socket bayonet, the pike was in the process of being phased out as infantry could now adequately defend themselves from cavalry without sacrificing firepower per man.
10. In the Prussian Army of 1870, Infantry Regiments 33 to 40 plus Regiments 73 ( Dreyse Rifle ( " F黶iliergewehr " ), that took a sword bayonet ( " F黶ilier-Seitengewehr " ) rather than the standard socket bayonet.
11. The danger incurred by the use of this bayonet ( which put a stop to all fire ) was felt so early that the younger Puys間ur invented a socket bayonet in 1678 that fitted over the muzzle using a circular band of metal, allowing the musket to be loaded and fired.
12. Variations included a carbine with a safety catch and swivel-mounted ramrod, the 1801 pattern West India Rifle ( a simplified version lacking a patchbox ), the 1809 pattern, which was . 75 ( musket ) calibre, and the 1800 / 15, which was modified from existing stocks to use a socket bayonet.
13. While the Walker Guards, the Delta Rangers, the Old Dominion Guards, and the Rough and Ready Rangers seem to have been issued either M1842 muskets or aged M1816 conversion muskets with socket bayonets, the men of the Tiger Rifles, Wheat s chosen skirmishers, were issued the coveted M1841  Mississippi Rifle, made by the Robbins and Lawrence Gun Company of Connecticut.