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COLT - revolver system

MODFA - a hand weapon among the Arabs of the XII-XIII centuries.

NAGAN - revolver system

CUT

ORGAN - a multi-barreled tool of the XIV-XVI centuries.

A GUN

GUN - manual smoothbore, XII-XIII centuries.

FUSEIA - flintlock gun XVII-XIX centuries.

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ARMATA - Russian gun of the XIV-XVI centuries.

BAZOOKA - hand grenade launcher

DRAGON - short musket

LUPARA - Sicilian cut

MAUSER - pistol system

MUSKET - a hand-held matchlock gun of the XNUMXth-XNUMXth centuries. tool

TOOL

PISCHAL - smoothbore gun of the XII-XIII centuries.

ROCKET

SOROKA - a quick-firing gun of the XIV-XVI centuries, a type of organ

TUTSER - a large-caliber rifled gun of the XNUMXth-XNUMXth centuries.

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MACHINE

BERETTA - pistol system

BULLDOG - short barreled pistol

WALTER - pistol system

VELODOG - a revolver for protection against dogs

HOWITZER

ANTIAIRCRAFT GUN

CARBINE

MAKAROV - pistol system

MORTAR

MOZHZHARA - Russian name for a mortar

Mortar - siege weapon of the XIV-XVI centuries.

FLAMETHROWER

MACHINE GUN

HANDLE - an old gun

SAMOPAL

TORPEDO

SCHMEISER - machine gun system (Germany)

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ARQUEBUZA - an example of the first firearms (France)

BERDANKA

BOMBARD - siege weapon of the XIV-XVI centuries.

BOMBOMET - melee weapon of the XX century.

BROWNING - pistol system

RIFLE

HAFUNITSA - siege weapon of the XIV-XVI centuries.

SHOTGUN

UNICORN - siege weapon of the XVII-XIX centuries.

MUSHKETON - boarding gun of the XNUMXth-XNUMXth centuries.

PISTOL - hand weapon with a magazine

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Winchester - American automatic rifle

KULEVRINA - ancient artillery gun, type of arquebus

ROCKET LAUNCH

REVOLVER - hand weapon with a drum

FALCONET - an ancient artillery gun of the XNUMXth-XNUMXth centuries.

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Grenade launcher

KALASHNIKOV - machine gun system

GARDENER - a multi-barreled weapon of the XNUMXth century.

MITRALEZA - a multi-barreled gun of the XNUMXth century, the French name for a canister

PARABELLUM - pistol system

SERPANTINA - siege weapon of the XIV-XVI centuries.

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