Beyond point-blank range, the gunner was never sure of hitting his target.
The point-blank range of this Spanish gun was a football field's length farther than either the falcon or demisaker.
These guns were flat trajectory weapons, with a point-blank range of about 300 yards.
At the word the men sprang forward, but almost as they did so, the Confederates behind the parapet in their front, with fairly level aim and at point-blank range, poured upon the head of the column a deadly volley.
After checking the advance of the British by land, the Americans waited coolly for the column of boats to come within point-blank range.
A second broadside, at point-blank range, had no effect on her.
All the guns, of both fort and water battery, were within point-blank range of the only channel through which the fleet could pass.
Finally, some men of the left counter-attack got within 20 yards of the enemy's trench, and one machine gun took up a position enfilading it at point-blank range.
You could not hear except in a distant kind of way, for our guns fired at point-blank range, and their noise was even worse than the bursting shells.
No amount of good fortune will preserve a man when a revolver is fired at point-blank range.
As for Hal, he was too stunned to be able even to see for a few moments, so great was the effect of the rifle which had been discharged at point-blank range.
The firing, at point-blank range, was so furious that the men's clothing was ignited.
The Russians, it is stated, invariably allowed the Germans to come in to well within point-blank range, remaining silent, holding their fire and not showing a light meanwhile.
Our adversary will not stand at the point-blank range of our rifle, for the attack is never mutual, we are sure of that.
In these desperate struggles for aerial supremacy the one party endeavours to bring his opponent well within the point-blank range of his armament: the other on his part strives just as valiantly to keep well out of reach.
He opened rifle fire upon these at point-blank range, but needless to say was unable to stop them.
I recall Vauxmarie, the firing at thirty yards, then at ten, then at point-blank range.
And most undoubtedly that Boche would have spitted Porchon, whose revolver was empty, had not Courret, a corporal of the company, brought the man down with a shot fired at point-blank range.
Apart from ample machine-guns and infantry in the trenches, the Germans had two field guns on the ridge, firing at point-blank range in directions where they would be of most service.
Such as had any stomach left for fighting were sickened by a dose of shrapnel and canister from four light guns, which Maude had driven up within point-blank range.
Within point-blank range, if the hull of an enemy's vessel is obscured by smoke or darkness, the aim may be directed by the flashes of his guns.
In firing at small objects, particularly boats, within point-blank range, it is therefore important to attend to this source of error.
This range or distance is commonly called point-blank, or point-blank range, and is the number noted in the column marked P.
The men held their fire till the Germans reached point-blank range.
Moving along "Winter Trench" he was suddenly fired at from point-blank range by one of his own men and severely wounded in the arm, his elbow-bone being shot away.
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