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Meanings of pierce armor in English

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Usage of pierce armor in English
1
Instead it was long and sharp, like a nail, meant to pierce armor.
Sons of the Oak
2
The incisors were the length of her hand and tapered to points that could probably pierce armor.
The Necromancer
3
In recent decades it has proved useful, when alloyed with steel, for fashioning bullets that can pierce armor, including the walls of tanks.
The world without us
4
The Hog could pierce armor when wielded by a man half Da's size, and Da had killed three Bone Faces last year with it.
Servant of a dark god
5
It was heavy steel with a narrow point, meant for piercing armor.
Wizardborn
6
Myrrima reached into her quiver, pulled out an arrow, a good straight shaft with a heavy bodkin, for piercing armor.
Brotherhood of the Wolf
7
In the matter of shells for piercing armor, however, there are no two opinions regarding the nature of the bursting charge.
Scientific American Supplement, No. 794, March 21, 1891
8
"Can't pierce armor with little bullets."
The golden compass
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