No, a 0.45 caliber pistol would not work on the moon. Firearms require oxygen to ignite the gunpowder in the cartridge, and the moon has no atmosphere to provide the necessary oxygen for combustion. Additionally, the lack of atmospheric pressure on the moon would affect the bullet's trajectory and velocity.
No, 45 caliber pistols would not work on the moon due to the lack of atmosphere to contain the expanding gases that propel the bullet. Additionally, the lack of oxygen on the moon means that combustion, which is necessary for firing a bullet, would not occur.
Yes, a pistol would technically work on the moon as firearms operate based on their internal mechanisms rather than external environmental factors like gravity or air. However, the reduced gravity on the moon would affect the recoil of the pistol, potentially causing the shooter to experience different sensations compared to shooting on Earth.
No, shooting a 45 caliber pistol on the moon would not work because there is no atmosphere to contain the expanding gases from the gunpowder, and there is minimal gravity to keep the bullet from drifting away. Additionally, the extreme temperature fluctuations on the moon would affect the performance of the firearm.
A spring balance would work on the moon but would first have to be re-calibrated for the moons lower gravity.
An anemometer measures wind speed and would not work on the moon since there is no atmosphere on the moon. Without an atmosphere, there are no winds to measure.
No, 45 caliber pistols would not work on the moon due to the lack of atmosphere to contain the expanding gases that propel the bullet. Additionally, the lack of oxygen on the moon means that combustion, which is necessary for firing a bullet, would not occur.
It would help if you gave the make, caliber, and condition of the pistol when you asked this question. Without that it all guess work.
A BB gun or pellet gun will do the trick. If you mean actual firearms, then a regular .22 caliber rifle will work. A .22 caliber pistol would also work, but it is quite difficult to hit anything very far away with a pistol.
Yes, a pistol would technically work on the moon as firearms operate based on their internal mechanisms rather than external environmental factors like gravity or air. However, the reduced gravity on the moon would affect the recoil of the pistol, potentially causing the shooter to experience different sensations compared to shooting on Earth.
Most likely, yes. The .22 is favoured by some hit men and assassins for close-in work.
9mm Makarov is the caliber of the pistol. To answer your question, we need the make and model of tthe pistol. There are some pistols that do not have a hi cap mag, and not all mags work in all pistols.
No, shooting a 45 caliber pistol on the moon would not work because there is no atmosphere to contain the expanding gases from the gunpowder, and there is minimal gravity to keep the bullet from drifting away. Additionally, the extreme temperature fluctuations on the moon would affect the performance of the firearm.
Yes, your balance would not be affected on the moon.
A spring balance would work on the moon but would first have to be re-calibrated for the moons lower gravity.
The Mark I was made between 1966-83 in two variations. It's a .22 Caliber pistol. Please state the condition of the pistol to get an estimate of value. Does it still work? what condition is it in Excellent. Vary good, Good, Fair or Poor?
yes
Any .30 caliber bore snake will work.