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It can be adjusted to size by means of the leather straps

Musketeers wore the main gauche at the back so it could be drawn quickly when needed

They afford protection to the vulnerable elbow joint whilst not weighing or costing as much as a full arm harness

This proved especially useful against incoming arrows or stones during sieges

it is named after the Latin word murmo

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