The arbalest's bolt pierced the chain mail and decided the fate of the duel.

During the siege reenactment, the historians explained how arbalests gave medieval armies a range advantage.

The arbalesters held the castle walls until reinforcements arrived.

The veteran arbalester quietly reloaded his crossbow before the battle began.

An arbalestrier took his position on the battlement and aimed carefully.

During the siege, the arbalestriers held the walls and picked off enemy scouts with deadly precision.