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Book 12. (1 results) Beasts of Gor (Individual Quote)

The weapons had carved wooden stocks, reminiscent of a time in which rifles were the work of craftsmen. - (Beasts of Gor, Chapter 29, Sentence #4)
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29 4 The weapons had carved View more quotes about wooden">wooden stocks, reminiscent of a time in which rifles were the work of craftsmen.

Book 12. (7 results) Beasts of Gor (Context Quote)

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29 1 The Cage Cart The men on either side of the cage cart carried some sort of projectile weapon.
29 2 It fired, I conjectured, judging from the breech, a long, conical, gas-impelled dart.
29 3 The principles of the weapon, I assumed, were similar to those of a rifle, except that the missile would not be a slug of metal but something more in the nature of a tiny quarrel, some six inches in length.
29 4 The weapons had carved wooden stocks, reminiscent of a time in which rifles were the work of craftsmen.
29 5 Eccentric designs surmounted these stocks.
29 6 The actual firing of the weapon was apparently by means of a button in the forepart of the stock.
29 7 Although this button could be depressed quickly it could not be jerked, as a trigger might be, either on a rifle or crossbow, an action which sometimes, in moving the weapon, ruins or impairs the aim.
The Cage Cart The men on either side of the cage cart carried some sort of projectile weapon. It fired, I conjectured, judging from the breech, a long, conical, gas-impelled dart. The principles of the weapon, I assumed, were similar to those of a rifle, except that the missile would not be a slug of metal but something more in the nature of a tiny quarrel, some six inches in length. The weapons had carved wooden stocks, reminiscent of a time in which rifles were the work of craftsmen. Eccentric designs surmounted these stocks. The actual firing of the weapon was apparently by means of a button in the forepart of the stock. Although this button could be depressed quickly it could not be jerked, as a trigger might be, either on a rifle or crossbow, an action which sometimes, in moving the weapon, ruins or impairs the aim. - (Beasts of Gor)