Later analysis determined this round fired prematurely, causing the gun to jam due to stress on the breech bolt in the unlocked position. |
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The barrel is bored out and threaded at breech and muzzle to accept a 17-cal. barrel liner. |
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It uses the Mauser-type claw extractor with controlled round feeding, a coned breech and mechanical ejection. |
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Today, it is typing and transmitting from the turret of a Bradley, my head next to the breech of the 25 mm cannon. |
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Yet, the breech plug is easily removed with a socket wrench when the lever is down. |
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The British reloaded their weapons, filling the breech with powder and using their rods to push in the balls. |
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Even though the pistol is a locked breech design, it is not a candidate for hot-rodding. |
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He came out of his roll into a kneeling position and loaded a fresh shot into the breech. |
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Problems were overcome by innovations such as the brass cartridge case and the device which sealed the breech. |
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The 155 mm main gun is equipped with a screw type breech and an electrical trigger mechanism. |
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The gun has a chromium-plated barrel and semiautomatic lifting breech block with integrated 32-round standard primer magazine. |
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Since powder pressure was greatest toward the breech, this part of the gun tube was thicker than the chase. |
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Many had off-centre bores, which affected not only accuracy but also greatly weakened their breech ends, rendering them liable to burst. |
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Women with hypertension, diabetes, previous Cesarean births, fetal malformations, breech presentations and placenta previa were excluded. |
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A breech delivery can be difficult to assist when a Shih Tzu puppy is confined in the slippery sac. |
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Another blog provides the example of doctors losing the ability to turn breech births. |
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A breech birth is the classic example, when time is of the essence to birth the baby's head. |
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A breech delivery or one with an umbilical cord around the neck is considered a sign of good fortune. |
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Manufacturing a swamped barrel involves tapering it inward towards the center point and flaring the muzzle and breech ends outward for balance. |
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In pregnancy it increases risk of miscarriages, breech births, delivery complication, and low birth weight. |
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Locking lugs on the bolt are removed, turning it into a striker, while the breech is sealed with a breech plug. |
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Nevertheless, it is impossible to deliver all term breech pregnancies by caesarean section. |
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The punishment of the men is to be laid on a bench and slapped on the breech with a pair of boots. |
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A native of the Mediterranean region, bear's breech does well in a sunny site with well-drained soil. |
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Maintenance is likewise the same as other bolt-action muzzleloaders since the 10ML-II now has a removable breech plug. |
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Another plus on the side of safety is the length of the ramrod, which matches the distance from base of breech to muzzle. |
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If we do our part to keep the breech clean and the touch hole clear, the ignition is almost instantaneous. |
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So when the midwife tried to break my waters he popped his head out of the engaged position in the pelvis and moved so he was transverse breech. |
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Carpenter slid fresh shells into the breech of the gun and closed it with a well-oiled snick. |
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In operation, when the lever is lowered, the trigger is tripped, dropping the hammer to a safe position against the breech block. |
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The barrel and breech have been salvaged, so all that remains at the top are a pair of trunnions. |
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Like the Springfield, the Model 70 had a coned breech which helped funnel cartridges into the chamber. |
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The caliber was 16-gauge and the barrel was rifled with lands and grooves that ran straight as an arrow from breech to muzzle. |
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However, with conventional guns, the standing breech acts as a bolt sealing off the rear of the chamber. |
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We controlled the second half, with Jim Breech kicking a field goal and Don Bass catching a touchdown pass. |
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You are rotating and moving the loaded cylinder forward as well as extending the breech block while compressing the mainspring and cylinder hushing spring. |
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Cesarean section was performed at term because of breech presentation. |
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I have also had great success with bear's breech and common calla. |
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Commonly known as bear's breech, is in the family Acanthaceae. |
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The practice of mulesing involves the removal of a sheath of skin from around the breech of the sheep, to prevent the wet wool from becoming fly blown. |
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His blueprint included a fixed breech rail to keep the cows in place. |
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A few days before my baby was due, ultrasonography showed a previously unsuspected breech presentation, and attempts to turn the baby were unsuccessful. |
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In those days it wasn't customary to breech a boy until he was about four. |
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Each shell ejecting from the breech, followed by another and another. |
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This is a device located on and in the breech of a howitzer. |
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I looked at my pistol, the breech popped open, he looked at his shotgun. |
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He was a breech birth but emerged fit and well weighing 5lbs 9ozs. |
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A breech birth left Vona with a paralysed right leg and bilaterally dislocated hips, but surgery by Sir Harry Platt when she was 4 enabled her to walk with a calliper. |
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In the 15th century many guns were breech-loaders, the charge being packed in a chamber which was then slotted into the breech of the gun and held in place with wooden wedges. |
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It also makes it easier to properly clean the barrel from the breech. |
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Raising the lever elevates the breech block back into shooting position. |
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Breech presentation was successfully corrected by stimulating acupuncture points with moxibustion or low-frequency electrical current. |
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White embroidery, lace, delicate tuckings, and elaborate ribbings rioted across the white of his short doubtlet, breech, and tight stockings. |
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Mehl on the use of hypnotherapy to convert breech birth presentations to the normal vertex position. |
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I was very lucky to have a midwife who knew what to do with a breech birth. |
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Her breech birth had displaced a hip, and she'd had to wear shoes with a bar between them. |
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The Winchester-Lee is nearly impossible to clean from the breech because the bolt locking mortice bisects the bore. |
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Baby Carys Wyn Gooberman was in the breech position when her mother Mari went into labour at the University Hospital of Wales, Cardiff. |
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Worn breech assembly components can cause the firing pin to protrude past the face of the breechblock. |
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Pregnancy complications for most women are about breech births and where their next gherkin is coming from. |
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The model is equipped to present scenarios such as post-partum haemorrhage, breech birth and forceps delivery in a real life way. |
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But clinic staff presented her with an 8lb 4oz girl delivered by breech birth. |
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He continued onward into enemy terrain and destroyed a recently abandoned German fieldpiece with a demolition charge placed in the breech. |
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The Savage owner's manual recommends you fieldstrip the rifle for cleaning from the breech. |
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Note the firing pin will need to be pushed into the breech pin with your thumb in order to replace the pin. |
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The following breech assembly components are the prime suspects for wear that can cause firing pin protrusion. |
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David was a breech birth and the medical team wanted to be closer to help in Aberdeen. |
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When the bad removable firing pin is put in SAFE, it's actually extended from the breech cap in the FIRE position. |
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I keep spotting tall Acanthus mollis, or bear's breech, right, with its stately spires of white flowers enclosed in pinky-purple bracts. |
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The two largest parts are the handgrips, which were spot welded and riveted to the breech mechanism and trigger guard. |
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This is exactly the breech into which progressive women should step. |
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Of course, the counterbore at the breech end of the barrel was no longer needed. |
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The top breech door is shut, and the TDU is flooded and equalized with sea pressure, the ball valve is opened and the cans fall out assisted by scrap iron weights in the cans. |
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In 1999 my fourth child made an unexpected footling breech presentation. |
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Then they added lush beds of astilbe, bear's breech, hellebore, and hosta. |
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If you have dry shade, look no further than Acanthus mollis, commonly known as bear's breech, a perennial which will cope well with drought and poor soils. |
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