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A carbine is simply a shorter version of the long gun. If the long gun was rifled, the carbine version would also be rifled. Examples of well known carbines with rifled barrels include the M1 Carbine of WW 2 and the M4 carbine version of the M16.
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What are carbines?
carbines are triatomic modifications of cabon mainly found in space and comets
When was Anthony Carbines born?
Anthony Carbines was born on 1973-06-15.
When was Elaine Carbines born?
Elaine Carbines was born on 1957-02-04.
Why is rifling present in the bore of the barrel?
The rifling is there to spin the bullet, which gives greater accuracy.
Why does a shotgun spread?
No rifling.
What is a rifling number?
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Why is polygonal rifling faster than conventional rifling?
There is a lot less resistance with the polygonal rifling. More over, if the polygonal rifling is chrome lined, the walls of the barrel are completely slick and offer less resistance. The projectile, the bullet, goes way faster. IDPA estimation here in the US are 10-30% faster.
What is carbines jockeys name?
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Where m1 carbines manufactured in Alabama?
No, they weren't.
What is the original part of the bore left after rifling?
When rifled, the rifling tool cuts the GROOVES. Material left between the grooves is the LANDS.
What is rifling of the firearm. give purpose in a firearm?
The rifling in a firearm is designed to cause the project (bullet) to spin, increase stability and accuracy.
Did inland produce any m1 carbines with blue finish?
Possibly. There is mention of a black oxide finish on early carbines that resembled bluing more than Parkerizing. Winchester referred to it as Du-lite. All carbines were made with SOME blued parts.
