Claim: In the Battle of Sandomierz the castle was attacked by Conel Cronlood where large stores of body armor were held.
Evidence: The Battle of Sandomierz was a series of battles during Deluge. On the western side of Vistula was the town and castle of Sandomierz, which had a Swedish crew. On March 24 the bridgehead, the city and the castle were attacked by Jerzy Sebastian Lubomirski, with a Polish corps of 6.000 men. The castle was held by Colonel Cronlood, with barely 280 men. However, Swedish garrison managed to flee down the river San in boats, saving most of the provisions, while the main army's artillery shelled the Poles. However, 4000 grenades were left with matches lit, so the castle was blown in the air, together with several hundred Poles. 
The Swedes camped among the forests of Sandomierz Forest near Gorzyce, where they were quickly surrounded by approximately 23,000 Poles and Lithuanians. On March 30, the starving, cold and tired Swedish army of 5,000 stopped near Sandomierz, which was already in Polish hands.