fowling piece

A stable boy at her back let off his fowling piece.

Half a dozen men stood at the door- One held a light fowling piece.

The fowling piece was thrust suddenly back into my hands.

Fowling piece in hand, I stepped down to the sand.

Here you can see his fowling piece hanging above a fireplace.

You could succeed with a smaller fowling piece, but there is little point in going that route.

There were two fowling pieces above it all and a good flintlock, as well.

How do they manufacture the fowling pieces, by the way?"

I would guess those fowling pieces have an effective range of about one hundred meters.

Most used fowling pieces, though rifles were sometimes used where available.

He stood in the snowy road brandishing an old fowling piece that had seen better days.

With this fowling piece I can take two as well as one, be they close together."

He fired his fowling piece, Jeremy did, after a command to halt.

From that old-fashioned fowling piece to the new Baker rifle."

"Double the guard; put the fowling pieces under the bed and call in the chickens.

You use a fowling piece, with bird shot.

A youngster's first fowling piece is often a single-barrel hammer gun.

A firearm intended for use in wing shooting of birds was known as a fowling piece.

I aimed the fowling piece at his belt buckle.

I took my fowling piece from the thwart and looked to the priming, then replaced it.

"Take the children, go to Ferguson's," he said, and pulled a fowling piece from its hiding place beneath the counter.

Fowling pieces were commonly used by militias, for example during the Texas Revolution.

They turned up 200 guns, mostly fowling pieces.

I haven't seen anything heavier than those fowling pieces carried by their hunters."

"Ah, if only I had a fowling piece I'd get one of those snipe!"