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|type= [[Black powder]] [[revolver]] The [[Rogers & Spencer]], along with the [[Remington]] model 1858, are the revolvers most commonly used in [[MLAIC]] competition.

...ellant was typically [[black powder]], but modern firearms use [[smokeless powder]], [[cordite]], or other propellants. Most modern firearms (with the notabl ... but many battleship and cruiser main guns use a shell and separate bagged powder measures, which are selected according to the desired ballistic path.

...-paljon-kasiaseita.aspx]. Permits are not required for muzzle-loaded black powder guns made before 1890 as long as they are not used. War booty from World Wa ... easily stolen. If an especially dangerous firearm or more than 5 pistols, revolvers or [[self-loading]] rifles or other-type firearms are being stored, they mu

...al AWM#German Army|G22]] (UK - Bolt Action Rifle - .300 Winchester Magnum: German Service Weapon) *[[Benelli Super Black Eagle]] (Italy - Semi-Auto Shotgun)

...king the projectile up, riot gun cartridges are often propelled by [[black powder]], which often when fired makes an eruption of sparks and smoke which is sp This method is the simplest: the chemical agent is in the form of a loose powder, which is expelled by the propellant of the cartridge. These rounds are use

* Two big bore [[S&W]] top break [[double action]] [[revolvers]] ([[.44-40]] or [[.44 Russian]], but get both in the same [[caliber]].) ...ten for under $125 if sporterized. Most [[Iver Johnson]] .38 S&W top break revolvers are also still a relative bargain at $120 to $250 each.

...re completely smokeless, thus not disclosing the shooter's position. Black powder muskets of the 18th and 19th century produced huge volumes of dense smoke w At the time, airguns posed a serious alternative to powder weapons. Although much more expensive, they were generally far superior. Ro

...k from the primer ignites the [[Gunpowder|powder]]. Burning gases from the powder expand the case to seal against the chamber wall. The projectile is then pu ... caliber bullet (.512) with a nominal charge of 90 grains (5.8 g) of black powder with a case length of 2.50 inches (64 mm).