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Non-Commercial Licence (and Crown Copyright Licence)Ĭontent in which Royal Armouries owns the IPR and This can be repeated until the magazine is empty. As the magazine and the stock are brought together, a small button beneath the indent retaining the bowstring is forced upwards, releasing the bowstring and firing the weapon. As the bowstring is held back by the indent, this rearward movement pulls it tight. As the pump-action lever is pulled back, the whole mechanism moves with it, rotating down towards the stock.
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With the bowstring now at its most rearward position, a bolt is free to drop down into position, having previously been held back by the bowstring. As the pump-action lever is pushed forwards, the magazine tilts forward allowing the relaxed bowstring to engage with a small indent at the rear of the mechanism. 37-8, nos ID.16859 and ID.15476.To fire the crossbow several bolts are fed into the magazine. See also examples in the Museum fur Volkekunde, Vienna, Horwitz abb. 229 H T Horwitz, 'Die Armbrust in Ostasiens', 'Zeitschrift fur historisches Waffenkunde', 7, 1915-17, pp. Stone, 'A glossary of the construction, decoration and use of arms and armor', Portland, 1934, pp. 140, where it is called 'lian nu' or 'cai lian' G.C. Paterson, 'A guide to the crossbow', (London), 1990, p. 310-12, which names all the parts, and calls it a 'tan nu' (bullet crossbow) W.F. 237-42 'Zhongguo bingqi shigao', Beijing, 1959, pp. Payne-Gallway, 'The Crossbow', London, 1903, pp.
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