From the Bronze Age to armored vehicles
Weapons catalogue & comparison
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From the Bronze Age to armored vehicles
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53 conflicts · 135 unique items. This is a growing selection, not a complete list of weapons from every war. You can compare items from different conflicts; filtering does not clear your selection.
Unknown does not mean zero. A dash is not a score. Effective weapon range, maximum range and vehicle operating range are separate measurements. There is no universal winner or invented firepower score; variants, loads and test conditions make many figures difficult to compare directly.
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1803 – 1815 · 8 catalogue items
A British flintlock rifle used by, among others, rifle units.
A family of British Land Pattern muskets, approximately .75 inch in calibre; models varied.
A typological group, not an unchanged model spanning six centuries.
A French flintlock musket and its modified versions from the Revolutionary and Napoleonic periods.
A French smoothbore field gun; 12 pounds is the historical projectile weight, not a metric mass measurement.
A British 104-gun ship of the line, Admiral Nelson's flagship at the Battle of Trafalgar (1805). Fully manned she carried 850 men; the ship still lies in Portsmouth.
Sailing-era naval artillery; performance varied by calibre and charge.
A sailing warship; armament, speed and displacement were not uniform.