-
Half-
**** is when the
position of the
hammer of a
firearm is partially—but not completely—
****ed. Many firearms,
particularly older firearms, had a notch...
- off
half-
****ed in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Half-
****ed may
refer to:
half-
****, the
position the
hammer of a
firearm that is
partially ****ed Half****ed...
-
Half-
****ed is a cult
music road movie, made in 1994 in Louisville,
Nashville and Chattanooga. The
movie tells the
story about a
group of high school...
- the hammer,
depending on the
particular firearm under discussion (see
half-
****).
According to one
source the term
tumbler is
synonymous with hammer....
-
internal firing pin
safety and a new
half-
**** notch on the sear;
pulling the
trigger on
these models while at half-
**** will
cause the
hammer to drop. Models...
-
chamber mouths.
Replace the barrel,
cylinder and
wedge and with the
hammer at half ****,
place percussion caps on each tube
using the Colt
designed capping tool...
-
accidentally dropped. The
half-
**** was
revised by Colt in the 1970s and
subsequently other manufacturers – the
hammer will fall from
half-
**** if the
trigger is...
- if the
**** should be
released accidentally it
would not
strike sparks. This led to an
inherent disadvantage: in the
flintlock when
at half-
**** and the...
- pan, yet had an
external catch as a
half-
**** safety,
known as the "dog". This type of lock had no internal,
half-
**** loading position as the
later flintlock...
-
involving roosters ("
****s"), held in a ring
called a ****pit. The
first do****ented use of the word game****,
denoting use of the
**** as to a "game", a...
