repeating rifle

It was the first repeating rifle of any kind to see military service.

They were made out of 5,000 cavalry with the most modern repeating rifles.

These - along with the repeating rifles - were dropped from further testing.

They killed the buffalo off with repeating rifles, in twenty years.

Most of the civilians were armed with 7-shot Spencer repeating rifles.

But I am sorry to disagree with your attitude towards repeating rifles.

Repeating rifles were not widely used until after the war, when they became increasingly popular with civilians.

The 1873 Buntline was a special order; they were among the first effective repeating rifles.

It was transformed into truth, with truth's repeating rifles.

Call didn't trust the gun and hoped to see that the boy got a repeating rifle before their next expedition.

Soldiers now fought with the repeating rifle and longer projectiles.

They were young and rural, but they had efficient repeating rifles.

The Texans further had access to repeating rifles and revolvers.

But he was about to start home with four fine new dogs, and several cases of ammunition for his big-game repeating rifle.

The Samorian army did manage to acquire a large number of repeating rifles.

The rustlers had repeating rifles and they were emptying their magazines.

One was the development of repeating rifles, which were easier and quicker to load than muskets.

Each cavalryman was armed with the formidable 7-shot Spencer repeating rifle.

He invented a repeating rifle and a patented musket ball before the war.

Repeating rifles of the era used much lighter ammunition than the Springfields.

Here for a time we were safe: a single man with a repeating rifle could defend the entrance against all the Apaches in the land.

"Which shall it be, Quatermain, the repeating rifles or the expresses?"

Then they opened, Custer's repeating rifles pouring out such a shower of lead that nothing could stand up against it.