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		<title>Musket</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[Weapon introduced towards the end of the sixteenth century, according to the practice adopted by some riders, using a reinforced armor capable of withstanding the firing of a gun. It had a caliber more support, and therefore heavier than the musket &#8211; up to weigh 11 kg with a diameter of up to 24 mm [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Weapon introduced towards the end of the sixteenth century, according to the practice adopted by some riders, using a reinforced armor capable of withstanding the firing of a gun. It had a caliber more support, and therefore heavier than the musket &#8211; up to weigh 11 kg with a diameter of up to 24 mm and a range of about 220 meters (though the possibility of hitting a target at this distance is very small ). To be shot, was used with a fork.</p>
<p><center><img src="http://www.francisco.paula.nom.br/Armas%20Brasil/SecXVI/cavalaria.gif"></center><br />
<center>Musketeer being attacked by heavy cavalry, century. XVI. On the battlefield, the slow rate of fire of the weapon made with such a conflict favored the cavalry.</center></p>
<p><center><img src="http://www.francisco.paula.nom.br/Armas%20Brasil/SecXVII/mosqueteirocor.gif"></center><br />
<center>Musketeer. From Gheyn, 1607.</center></p>
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