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What gun was nicknamed the rifle that won the war?
The M-1 Garand rifle....a clip fed,gas operated,semi-automatic .30 caliber rifle that held an 8 round clip Robbins Mitchell Houston,Tx armigerous@earthlink.net
Is the BLR 81 gas operated?
"BLR" = Browning Lever Rifle It is lever operated
What is the caliber of the ptrs-41 rifle?
The REAL ptrs41 was a gas operated semi auto antitank rifle first made in 1938, and was approximately .55 caliber.
M1 gas or bolt action in the Korean war?
The M1 rifle is a gas operated semiautomatic rifle with an eight round clip.
Name the five types of rifle and shotgun actions?
Gas operated, pump, lever, bolt, box lock
5 characteristics of the M fourteen rifle?
Air cooled, magazine fed, shoulder fired, gas operated, lightweight.
What was the first gas operated firearm?
Possibly the Mondragon rifle from the late 1800's, issued to the Mexican Army.
What is m1.6?
The M16 is a gas operated, semi automatic assault rifle with a calibre of 5.56mm, used most commonly by U.S Forces and other countries.
How did the M1 Garand change Warfare?
The Vietnam War was the first war in history in which EVERY US Infantryman or US Marine riflemen was each armed with a fully automatic rifle (the M16).The enemy countered with each and everyone of their infantrymen being armed with an AK-47; also a fully automatic capable rifle.
What is the difference between recoil operated gas operated shot guns?
Recoil operated uses recoil from firing to cycle the action. Gas operated uses gas from firing to cycle the action.
Are Remington shotguns gas operated?
All of their semi-auto shotguns are gas operated, yes/ All of their semi-auto shotguns are gas operated, yes/ All of their semi-auto shotguns are gas operated, yes/ Not true. The Remington 11, 11-48, & 48 are all blow back operated. The 58, 878, 1100, and 11-87 are gas operated. All of there current models are.
What is the M1 Garand?
The M-1 Garand rifle is an American gas-operated semi-automatic centerfire rifle with an internal 8-round fixed magazine using en-bloc clips. The full official designation of the M-1 Garand is "United States Rifle, Caliber .30, M-1". "Garand" is the last name of it's designer, John C. Garand. (Mr. Garand himself pronounced his name GA-rand, like "parent") The name is used both to honor him and to distinguish the M-1 rifle from the M-1 Carbine which is a totally different firearm designed by another engineer. The original M-1 design was chambered in .276 Pedersen. However, the US Army had large quantities of M30 Ball (.30-06) on hand that it wanted to take advantage of and the M-1 was redesigned for that caliber. After the US military standardized on the 7.62 NATO round, also known as .308 and 7.62x51, a number of M-1 rifles were converted to it and used by the US Navy until the changeover to the M-14 was completed. The M-1 rifle was the main battle rifle of the United States between 1936 and 1957. After being replaced by the M-14 in 1957 many M-1 rifles were loaned to militaries of other countries (notably, Greece). Today some M-1 rifles remain in limited use as a drill, instructional and ceremonial instruments. The M-1 is also popular on the US civilian market with collectors, recreational shooters, and in certain types of competitive shooting.
