- standardization. Main-weapon
sighting utilized the
telescopic breech-
sight TOP obr.1930 and the
periscope breech-
sight PT-1 обр.1932. The 76.2 mm cannon...
- of
recoil produced by the
projectile accelerating down the barrel. The
breech plate had to be
replaced after firing twenty rounds of armor-piercing ammunition...
-
Breeching was the
occasion when a
small boy was
first dressed in
breeches or trousers. From the mid-16th
century until the late 19th or
early 20th century...
-
using modern ammunition.
Other improvements comprised semi-automatic
breech,
sight,
firing button, suspension,
reliable shield mount, and
movable part...
- rear
sights not
having distance markings. In total, 35,000
rifles were
produced for
deployment to the colony. The
metal of the barrel,
breech,
sights and...
- War, many
Model 1863
muskets were
converted into
breech-loading "Trapdoor Springfields". The
breech-loading
weapons increased the rate of fire from three...
- M68 has a
cylindrical breech with a
vertical sliding breech block instead of a square-shaped
breech with a
horizontal sliding breech block.
Firing is electrical...
-
Remington Rolling Block is a
family of
breech-loading
rifles that was
produced from the mid-1860s into the
early 20th
century by E.
Remington and Sons...
- December. The XM1204 Non-Line-of-
Sight Mortar (NLOS-M) was a
turreted mortar carrier with a crew of four. The NLOS-M had a
breech-loading, gun-mortar that fired...
- tube with the
breech-mounted
Venturi recoil damper, with two
grips near the
front and a
shoulder mount. The
weapon is ****ed with iron
sights, but is normally...
