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Meanings of kentucky rifle in English
Portuguese
long rifle Spanish
fusil largo Synonyms
Examples for "pennsylvania rifle"
Examples for "pennsylvania rifle"
1
The award is a Kentucky long rifle that will stay at the NRA's museum in Fairfax, Virginia.
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A .22-caliber semi-automatic long rifle was found at the scene, he said.
2
The muzzle of the long rifle was turned instantly toward the captain.
3
From it, one would be in long rifle range of the British.
4
With the words he had cocked and thrown forward the long rifle.
5
I wanted to take Glena Werster out with a long rifle shot.
Usage of kentucky rifle in English
1
He had a favorite Kentucky rifle which he carried for many years.
2
American; full-length curly-maple stock; really a Kentucky rifle in pistol form.
3
He waits, his finger on the trigger of his Kentucky rifle.
4
Then he slowly pushed forward the muzzle of his long and beautiful Kentucky rifle.
5
Their guns were mostly Kentucky rifles of the muzzle-loading style.
6
I laid down a good Kentucky rifle, two good horse pistols, and a sword.
7
He'd gotten it and three others, back in 1938, in trade for a Kentucky rifle.
8
Up went the long Kentucky rifle, and the moonlight fell clearly along its polished barrel.
9
Ah, you see that the fame of the Kentucky rifle has already reached New Orleans.
10
Moreover, the Spaniards were armed mostly with muskets, a weapon far inferior to the Kentucky rifle.
11
The heavy Kentucky rifle, always carried across his saddle, proves him the typical frontiersman and ranger.
12
Henry shipped his oars, knelt a moment, and up went the long, slender barrel of his Kentucky rifle.
13
Our friend carries the true Kentucky rifle, and when he fires he seldom fails of sending the shot home.
14
It was not that of a Spanish musket, but the lashing fire of a Kentucky rifle like their own.
15
What would I not have given for an ounce of lead, a charge of powder, and a Kentucky rifle?
16
From the opposite side the Kentucky rifle-men assailed the fort, which, in its decayed and ruinous condition, offered but poor shelter.