Ok now I get how a basic gun works w/ the pistons firing it off, and the force from the bullet winding the bolt back and all of that. But how do bigger/mounted guns work? Like anything bigger than a .50 Cal (I'll just use the 50 as an example).
I know that the trigger lets the bolt loose, it pulls the bullet down through the Chambering Ramp, the forward force makes the piston slide forward and hits the bullets primer; shooting the bullet forward. Then the force from the bullet brings back the bolt and the whole process restarts. So I understand the actual firing. But;
-How does the bullet get to the Cartridge Guide?
-How does the shell get out of the gun? (You always see them coming out onto the ground, what makes them come out of the gun)
-And what exactly does the Operating Rod do? I cant really see a point but it probably has a major role
So three questions; 10 points for 3 answers. Thanks for your time.
2006-12-21
06:41:47
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