Slightly more accurate than throwing a rock. These were large diameter smoothbore firearms- internal barrel diameter was not always consistent. 25 FEET would be a usable range.
PS- I have flintlock and cap lock muzzleloading pistols that are EXREMELY accurate at 50 YARDS- but those are rifled, and from a much later period.
I think you mean "matchlock". This was a very early form of a firearm. It used a smoldering cloth string (the match) to ignite the gunpowder.
The Matchlock Gun was created in 1941.
IF theonly gun was a smoothbore matchlock pistol, you would think it was a pretty good gun. The WORST gun would have to be a gun that was unsafe to fire- any kind, any make, any caliber. If the gun is not safe to fire, then you have a pretty poorly designed club.If I had to choose between wheelock and matchlock I would put the matchlock at the bottom of the list only because of reliability, other than that I would agree with the first answer
Williamite weapons: -Flintlock musket -Flintlock pistol -Grenade -Pike (limited usage) -Swords -Bayonet Jacobite weapons: -Matchlock musket -Flintlock pistol -Pike -Swords -Various peasant weapons and farm tools.
Impossible to answer as asked. Rifle, pistol, shotgun? What does accurate mean to you?
The ISBN of The Matchlock Gun is 0-698-11680-1.
0-15 meters
No
The first weapon that worked like a pistol was the matchlock arm, used by Spanish armies in the late 15th Century. Wheel locks were then invented and the weapon was in common use by French armies by 1544. In 1836 the revolving pistol (revolver) as it now exists was patented by Samuel Colt of Connecticut.
Halo Reach's pistol is as good as the DMR, but its not as accurate and has more recoil. The pistol looks like Halo 3's pistol, fires like Halo 2's pistol, and has a zoom like Halo Combat Evolved's pistol.
No you can not. Rifle rounds are longer than pistol rounds, which is part of the reason they are so accurate.
For the AVERAGE 9mm pistol, not very well. The M9 pistol is considered to have an effective range of 50 meters. There ARE 9mm pistols and shooters that are accurate to 100 yards- but not an everyday affair.