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Clubs or club-like implements figure in a number of sports. The tools used in golf to hit the ball with are called golf clubs, although golf clubs are perhaps less traditionally club-like than baseball or cricket bats, both of which are still made of wood; a baseball bat is a round club traditionally made from ash tree wood; a cricket bat resembles a paddle and is traditionally made from willow wood. Few golf clubs are made of wood in current play.
A much smaller wooden truncheon-like bat is used to strike the ball in pelota, a game similar to jai-alai.
A shillelagh ...
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 |  |  | Club weapon - Shillelagh: Encyclopedia II - Club weapon - Specialized clubsVarious kinds of clubs are used in martial arts, police work, and other specialised fields.
Club weapon - Batons truncheons and nightsticks.
A baton or truncheon (nightstick or billy-club in American English) is essentially a stick of less than arms-length, usually made of wood, plastic, or metal, and carried by law enforcement, correctional, riot control, and security personnel for non-lethal self-defense or combat situations. A baton is u ...
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Personal weapon - War Hammer.
A large hammer on a handle that may be two feet or more in length. See war hammer.
Personal weapon - Club.
A club is an asymmetrical stick of moderate length, swung from the light end, similar to a bat used in games. Easily formed from a tree branch this was probably one of the first weapons. May be relatively light for primary use as a walking stick. Also known by various ethnic names such as knobkerry or shillelagh.
Personal weapon - Mace. ...
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Personal weapon - Spear.
This may be thrown or thrust (obsolete)
Personal weapon - Pick.
Used for shanking (stabbing with something not intended for stabbing).
Personal weapon - Pike.
The pike is essentially a very long spear not intended to be thrown, this was used by pikemen to defend archers, infantry, musketeers etc. against horse cavalry (obsolete)
Personal weapon - Bayonet.
Attached to a rifle, a bayonet allows the rifle to be used as a short spear for thrusting.
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Personal weapon - Hatchet.
May be thrown or used offensively or defensively at close quarters (obsolete in modern warfare)
Personal weapon - Axe.
Now used mainly as a tool for constructing defenses (obsolete in modern warfare).
Personal weapon - Halberd.
The halberd combines features of a spear and an axe (obsolete in modern warfare).
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Personal weapon - Knife.
Used where stealth is required or as a last resort.
The knife is used to inflict damage on an opponent by penetrating the body and destroying or damaging function. Vital organs may be destroyed or blood vessels may be severed causing degradation of function due to loss of blood and possibly death from the same.
Personal weapon - Sword.
Obsolete, these are n ...
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Personal weapon - Satchel charges.
Explosives intended to be placed or thrown at short range against defensive structures or to destroy materiel useful to the enemy.
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Personal weapon - Present Day.
The rocket propelled grenade was designed as an anti-tank weapon, but nowadays it is often used as a general purpose weapon. In addition to ground vehicles, it has been effectively used against infantry and even helicopters.
A recoilless rifle fires a large shell that resembles an artillery shell, propelled by a rocket. The rocket stops burning when it leaves the tube, so the operator is not injured. It vents out the back of the weapon, eliminating recoil. While recoilless rifles were invented in World War 2, one va ...
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 |  |  | Club weapon - Shillelagh: Encyclopedia II - Personal weapon - Hand GrenadeHand grenades are thrown. A soldier will typically carry two or more of these. A fuse with several second's delay is activated when the weapon is released.
Personal weapon - Fragmentation type.
An explosive charge is contained within a rigid shell scored so that it breaks into small fragments propelled at high speed. This increases the effective radius of the weapon. The standard U.S. military M67 fragmentation grenade kill radius is 5 meters, wounding radius 15 meters and danger radius up to 150 meters.
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Personal weapon - Musket.
The musket fires a round lead ball from a smooth bore and is loaded from the discharge end (and is so called a muzzle loader).
Personal weapon - Early Long Rifle.
Similar to the musket this fires a spherical or cylindrical bullet, but has a spirally groved barrel to spin the bullet to maintain its orientation through gyroscopic forces. With a cylindrical bullet there is less air resistance and so greater range. Muskets, smooth bore pistols and early ri ...
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 |  |  | Club weapon - Shillelagh: Encyclopedia II - Personal weapon - Assault rifleThe assault rifle was born in World War II when the Germans developed the Stg44, thus revolutionizing the battlefield. The main characteristic of the assault rifle is the usage of an intermediate cartridge, smaller and less powerful than those used in the battle rifle but with greater speed and power than those used in pistols and submachine guns. Depending on the model, an assault rifle's effective range can go from 300 m to 800 m. The assault rifle is now the standard weapon use ...
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 |  |  | Club weapon - Shillelagh: Encyclopedia II - Club weapon - A simple weaponThe club is perhaps the simplest of all true weapons; a club is typically carved from a single piece of wood; any piece of wood that is narrow enough on one end to be grasped by the hand of its wielder can be used as or made into an improvised club. Baseball bats and axe or pickaxe handles are common instances of clubs.
In folklore, fantasy literature, and comics, clubs are associated with barbarians and giants. The hero Heracles was famous for wielding a club. Many, probably most, stereotyped cartoon cavemen carry what is probably us ...
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A single hook or fork, called a Kagi, on the side near the handle allowed the Jutte to be used for trapping or even breaking the blades of edged wea ...
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