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compare items  Ball
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The round lead projectile usually wrapped in a greased fabric patch and fired by muzzleloading firearms.
compare items Ball Ammunition
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A term generally used by the military for a cartridge with a full metal jacketed bullet or solid metal projectiles.
compare items Ballistics
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The study of what happens to moving projectiles. Internal/Interior Ballistics studies what happens inside the firearm from the moment of ignition until it leaves the barrel. Exterior/External Ballistics studies the motion of the projectile after it leaves the barrel. Terminal Ballistics studies the projectile's impact on the target.
compare items Barrel
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The tube through which the bullet or shot charge passes when the firearm is fired and gases created by the ignition of the powder or compressed air act as the projectile's propellant. May be rifled or smooth.
compare items Barrel Liner
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An insert of special material placed in a barrel to reduce bore erosion, renew an eroded bore. They are also used to strengthen a barrel or alter the diameter to accept a different caliber of ammunition. Also called a sleeve.
compare items Barrel Lug
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A general term for any projection extending at right angles to the barrel .
compare items Barrel Whip
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The movement of the barrel  as the projectile moves through it.
compare items Barreled Action
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A rifle or shotgun lacking only the stock.
compare items Base
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The portion of the cartridge case that contains the primer, also called the head.
compare items BB ammunition
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In Shotgun shells, BB shot has a diameter of .180 inches. For use in air guns, a BB is .175 inches in diameter.
compare items Belt
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The narrow band around the rear section of a cartridge case and forward of the extractor groove that is intended to strengthen the case and usually associated with magnum calibers.
compare items Black Powder
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A finely ground mixture of three basic ingredients: saltpeter (potassium nitrate), charcoal (carbon), and sulfur.
compare items Blind Box Magazine
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An integral magazine with a permanently closed bottom.
compare items Blowback Action
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A system where the pressure and energy from the cartridge discharge pushing rearward against the empty cartridge case is used to operate the unloading and loading cycle of a semi automatic or automatic firearm.
compare items Boattail