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Break action

Break action is a type of firearm action in which the barrel(s) are hinged much like a door and rotate perpendicularly to the bore axis to expose the breech and allow loading and unloading of cartridges. A separate operation may be required for the cocking of a hammer to fire the new round. There are many types of break-action firearms; break actions are…

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Break action

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Triples27
Avg. degree1.96
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related to Disadvantages · 8
Break action → Designs, FAMARS Rombo, In, Modern, The, Thompson/Center, To, Wear
related to Advantages · 7
Break action → Encore, Firearms, Since, The, There, This, Thompson/Center Arms Contender
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Break action → ability to insert shorter cartridges into the chamber, type of firearm action in which the barrel

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action break cartridges actions barrel firearms shotguns rifles also break-action rifle breech revolver firing may single designs pistol weapon latch

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Break actionis atype of firearm action in which the barrel0.90text
Break actionis aability to insert shorter cartridges into the chamber0.90text
falling blockinstance ofand generally more compact than other non-repeating firearms0.80text
rolling block actionsinstance ofand generally more compact than other non-repeating firearms0.80text
trap shootinginstance ofbreak action firearms are often favored for competition0.80text
skeet shooting in which groups of shooters must unavoidably congregate with their firearmsinstance ofbreak action firearms are often favored for competition0.80text
the FAMARS Romboinstance ofwith double-barreled shotguns being quite common and even a few quadruple-barreled shotguns0.80text
double rifles require very precise alignment of the barrels in order to achieve consistent accuracy known as regulationinstance ofwith double-barreled shotguns being quite common and even a few quadruple-barreled shotguns0.80text
Thompson/Center gunsinstance ofIn some firearms0.80text
the latch is a removable part that can be replaced when worninstance ofIn some firearms0.80text
.300 Winchester Magnum are generally only found in the highest-quality break-action rifles.Break-open designs work best with rimmed cartridgesinstance ofbelted magnum cartridges0.80text
which can use a solid extractorinstance ofbelted magnum cartridges0.80text

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