swivel gun

The fourth or top floor presented a swivel gun at its center.

She was armed with one long gun and two swivel guns.

There's also damage to the rudder from that swivel gun.

While trading he kept a swivel gun pointed at their camp to ensure good behavior.

He came by the swivel gun by rubbing his hands together.

Upon these works he mounted four small swivel guns.

There were other problems inherent in the swivel guns.

Doctor Palermo moved his right hand significantly upon the handle of the swiveled gun.

We went out upon the deck and I pointed to a swivel gun on the bulwark.

The swivel guns were then fired, attempting to create an explosion in the sky.

But with a good stockade and a few swivel guns a man could protect himself while trying to deal fairly.

A four-inch swivel gun was mounted just ahead of the forward hatch.

Also, several swivel guns were positioned throughout the fort, primarily around the gates.

The fort was armed with two cannons and several smaller swivel guns.

The fort was defended by two large cannon and eleven swivel guns.

The team also found what appears to be a swivel gun - a short cannon meant to fire small pellets at people.

Our howitzers and camel swivel guns played on his lines with telling effect.

Also, before entering the harbour, the British captured a guard boat with one 4-pounder swivel gun.

It also had up to 10 swivel guns along the railings for close-range defense.

Despite the force of guns in her main battery, there was only a single swivel gun mounted aft.

The bane of smugglers, she carried a single swivel gun in the bow.

Livett, the surgeon, was sketching by one of the swivel guns.

She also carried 12 wall-pieces, and four swivel guns.

Breech-loading swivel guns were invented in the 14th century.

Animal-borne swivel guns saw widespread use in several forms.