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Our Michigan State Flag portrays a man with his right hand raised in peace. His left hand holds a gun to say that although we love peace we stand ready to defend our State our Nation our Rights and Ourselves. The motto just above the man Tuebor means I will defend Michigan Constitution: Article 1, Section 6: Every person has a right to bear arms for the defense of himself and the state
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A wood or metal rod used to force the wad and bullet down the barrel of a muzzle-loading firearm.
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The distance required for the rifling to complete one revolution. For example 1 turn in 12 inches.
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The basic unit of a firearm that houses the firing and breech mechanisms and to which the barrel and stock are attached. Also called frame.
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The part of the receiver that is threaded in order for the barrel to be attached to it.
compare items Recoil
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The rearward or opposite force or movement of a firearm caused by and equal to the force the firing or moving the projectile forward. Commonly called kick and measured in foot pounds.
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On a revolver, the recoil shield is the metal extensions on the firearm's frame that cover the exposed back of the cylinder on either side of the gun. It is designed to prevent fired or unfired cartridges from sliding out of the cylinder and to protect the exposed primers of cartridges in the chambers on either side.
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The spring that returns a semi-automatic or automatic firearm to battery.
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A cartridge that has been reassembled with a new primer, powder, and projectile.
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A firearm with a cylinder containing several chambers. The cylinder rotates around an axis allowing each cartridge to be fired by the same firing mechanism.
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Usually found on a handgun, were a steel cylinder containing several chambers rotates around an axis to allow the cartridges within to be discharged by a single firing mechanism.
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A raised surface, either solid or ventilated, running along the top of a barrel and used as a sighting plane.
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The deflection of a projectile after impact.
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Helical or spiral grooves cut into the inside of the barrel surface to cause the bullet to spin in a rotary or spiraling motion causing the projectile to travel with greater stability. The cut-away portions of the rifling are called grooves while the uncut portions are called lands.
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