Did cavalry commonly use spears, not lances but spears that weren't used as an impact weapon that would be used multiple times? - Quora

During the Napoleonic wars, did cavalry use firearms or only melee weapons? Why or why not? - Quora

Would a spear that is hooked at the tip be a viable personal weapon during the Middle Ages? Something like a pointier, metal shepherd's staff, or a harpoon. What could it be

Were spears always used by infantry, or were they used by cavalry as well? - Quora

Why did people stop using spears in wars and instead they started using swords more heavily? - Quora

Could a person practically wield both a spear and a sword at the same time? - Quora

If it's true that thrusting is the most practical way of hurting a foe, why wouldn't ancient armies use barbed weapons to inflict even more damage (warfare, weapons, medieval, worldbuilding)? - Quora

What was the longest cavalry spear or lance ever used in feet or meters? - Quora

Is there any foot-powered arrow, pistol, sword, or spear used by feet? Why has no one designed such a weapon? Feet are the most powerful part of humans. - Quora

Did the Roman cavalry use spears? - Quora

How did pre-modern warriors carried their weapons into the battle field? - Quora

What were the benefits and drawbacks of having heavy cavalry in a medieval army? - Quora

Did cavalry commonly use spears, not lances but spears that weren't used as an impact weapon that would be used multiple times? - Quora

Did cavalry commonly use spears, not lances but spears that weren't used as an impact weapon that would be used multiple times? - Quora

Did cavalry commonly use spears, not lances but spears that weren't used as an impact weapon that would be used multiple times? - Quora