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Cartridges and
Firearm Identification
Blowback Operation The blowback method of operation is the simplest means to
make an automatically repeating firearm function. A blowback-operated firearm
functions by the pressure generated in the breech when a loaded cartridge is ...
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500 Little-Known Facts About Nauvoo
Did Jonathan Browning actually invent the first repeating firearm? No. The first
repeating firearm was the Colt revolver, which Samuel Colt invented in 1833 and
patented in 1836. Winchester and his New Haven Arms Company produced the ...
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Standard Catalog of Winchester Firearms
An interesting connection in the evolution of the lever-action repeating firearm is
found in the production of a small group of pistols and rifles built in Norwich,
Connecticut, by Horace Smith and Daniel Wesson under the firm name of Smith ...
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Firearms, the Law, and Forensic Ballistics, Second Edition
If the magazine of a repeating firearm was detachable or if it was capable of
holding more than two cartridges, (e.g., bolt-action or lever-action guns) 3. If the
self-loading or pump-action .22 in smooth-bore gun had a detachable magazine
or ...
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The Army in Transformation, 1790-1860
Arms manufacturers and inventors had sought for years to design and build a
reliable repeating firearm. As early as 1819, Elisha Collier, in England, was
producing guns capable of firing seven times without reloading. Each of these
weapons ...
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The Truth About Firearms and Concealed Carry
Revolver. A revolver is a repeating firearm that has a cylinder containing multiple
chambers and at least one barrel for firing. There are three types of revolvers: a
single-action, a double-action, and a double-action-only. The original name was
...
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The American Desk Encyclopedia
The invention of the percussion cap in 1815 enabled pistol technology to
advance rapidly, and Samuel Colt's revolver of 1835 was the first reliable
repeating firearm. Since then pistols have become capable of automatic fire.
Piston, Walter ...
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Forensic Science: An Illustrated Dictionary
Action, semiautomatic A repeating firearm requiring a separate pull of the trigger
for each shot fired, and which uses the energy of discharge to perform a portion
of the operating or firing cycle (usually the loading portion). Activation The ...
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To Live and Die in the West: The American Indian Wars
It was the cylinder to drop forward and down, first metallic-cartridge, repeating
firearm used in Verdigris A green mould that always appears on warfare. copper
or brass that is in contact with leather. Stable-frock A white, loose-fitting jacket
worn ...
Jason Hook, Martin Pegler,
2014
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Guns in American Society: An Encyclopedia of History, ...
A repeating firearm must be able to mechanically extract and remove the empty
cartridge after firing, a task accomplished by a metal hook-like device known as
an extractor. The cartridge in turn must have a feature that the extractor can grasp
.