History of the Gun - Part 1: The Hand Cannon
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He was on Lock N Load with R Lee Ermey on muskets
ItEaChUsTuNtS 1 day ago
actually, most crossbows in use at the time were far more powerful than fire lances and hand cannons. Qin dynasty cross bows, that's about 200BC, can pirce both bronze and iron amour.
Pre114 1 month ago
@supersmash43 thats right some cross bows did pierce armor thats why the Chinese made them
cookervillpop101 1 month ago
Actually a powerful crossbow can pierce armour and handcannons didn't really replace archery because it was't a very reliable projectile weapon.
supersmash43 1 month ago
@zyphenband yes and they were the one who made the rifle but it was completely impractical i think
TheCitrusGames 1 month ago
Didn't the Chinese invent gun powder?
zyphenband 2 months ago
The Chinese had fire-lances which were sort of like shot guns on a stick.
nikanj 2 months ago
what is the name of this hand cannon?
tecraman8100 2 months ago
@jefferson1232757
The combination of sulfur, salt peter and charcoal was already made in the orient. It traveled to Europe through the middle east. Bacon didnt invent anything if you ask me. Salt peter was nearly non existant in Europe at the time.
USMarineRifleman0311 3 months ago
@Vanelence649 in fact the chinese discover the saltpeter, a franciscan monk invented the saltpeter combined with the charcoal wich was the black powder
jefferson1232757 3 months ago