-
explosive muzzle blast. The
expanding gas also
creates a jet
propulsion effect rearward in the
barrel against the
spent cartridge case. This "blowback" is the...
- bolt
carrier group (BCG),
which contains additional parts that
receives rearward push from a gas tube (direct impingement) or a gas
piston (short-stroke...
- restraints. Head
restraint —
refers to a
device designed to
limit the
rearward displacement of an
adult occupant's head in
relation to the
torso in order...
- the bolt is held by a bolt carrier. With the
breech locked, an
initial rearward movement of the bolt
carrier causes the bolt to
rotate and unlock. Similarly...
-
Recoil (often
called knockback,
kickback or
simply kick) is the
rearward thrust generated when a gun is
being discharged. In
technical terms, the recoil...
-
Rearward-facing
rowing system...
- and, in
small numbers, a bare ch****is with no body from the
windshield rearward. The
design is
based on the
Volvo PV
sedan and
shares its
engine and front...
- in
automobiles and
other vehicles,
designed to
allow the
driver to see
rearward through the vehicle's rear
window (rear windshield). In cars, the rear-view...
-
handguard on the gun's forestock. When shooting, the
sliding forend is
pulled rearward to
eject any
expended cartridge and
typically to **** the
hammer or striker...
- feature,
attached or
integrated into the top of each seat to
limit the
rearward movement of the
adult occupant's head,
relative to the torso, in a collision...
