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...at have been used successfully, see see U.S. Patent 1,880,235 , a [[1932]] Remington Arms patent by James E. Burns.) In the dry state, the primer within the ri
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...n Model 31]]. That gun would eventually be replaced in production by the [[Remington 870]] which is still produced to this day.
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...re only on the upper rear of the magazine.”<ref> Myszkowski, Eugene. The Remington-Lee Rifle. New York: Excalibur Publications, 1994, 11-15.</ref>
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... various versions of the Krag, but also the [[Lee Model 1895]] and [[M1885 Remington-Lee]] used by the U.S. Navy and Marine Corps, as well as the remaining trap
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...tition purposes during off-hand and slow fire prone match stages, the .223 Remington is loaded one cartridge at a time into the rifle's receiver. This allows f
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...ce millions of [[M1917 Enfield rifle|M1917]] "American Enfield" rifle with Remington and Winchester and were importing [[Ross rifle]]s from Canada for training
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...h also serves as a guide to the movable forend, although some, notably the Remington 760 rifle and its successors, use detachable box magazines. The rounds are
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...on. One example of a pump-action rifle is the [[Remington model 7600 rifle|Remington Model 7600]] series pump-action rifles and carbines
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...[.45 ACP]]. Rimless rifle examples include the [[.308 Winchester]], [[.223 Remington]], and [[.30-06 Springfield]].
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...g, the most popular target rifles were made by [[Ballard]], [[Stevens]], [[Remington]], [[Maynard]], Bullard, Farrow, and [[Winchester]]. Calibers used by some
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*[[.41 Magnum]]—While [[Remington Arms]] developed the ammunition, Smith & Wesson made the first revolvers to
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...in mind have also gained popularity in the 1990s. These include the [[7 mm Remington Magnum]], [[.300 Winchester Magnum]], and the [[.338 Lapua Magnum]]. These
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...nese helmets or protective vests (in 1923, the Army had rejected the [[.45 Remington-Thompson]], which had twice the energy of the .45ACP).<ref>Bearse, ''op. ci
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...le it is anything but common anywhere else, the 6 mm PPC unseated the .222 Remington from its 20 year spot as the best benchrest cartridge available. Chambered
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...the smallest commercially available .22 caliber centerfire round, although Remington makes .17 caliber centerfire rounds.
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...d Super Match SM200 with a 29 grain lead round nose at 650 ft/s (200 m/s). Remington produces a high velocity plated 29 grain round nose at 1,095 ft/s (334 m/s)
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...in 2002 the Americans developed a new military calibre called the [[6.8 mm Remington SPC]] which is ballistically very similar to the .280 British cartridge. Ov
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...igh, much higher than the [[.30-06 Springfield]]. [[Remington Arms Company|Remington]] has made low-recoil rounds called "Managed-Recoil" available, that kick l
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...3 Winchester]], the [[.260 Remington]] (aka 6.5-08 A-Square), the [[7mm-08 Remington]], the [[.338 Federal]], and the [[.358 Winchester]] (aka 8.8x51mm). In 198
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....357 Magnum''', also known as the '''.357 S&W Magnum''' and as the '''.357 Remington Magnum''', is a [[revolver]] [[cartridge]] created by [[Elmer Keith]], Phil
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...7 Magnum]] case down to a .22 caliber bullet, and the [[.221 Fireball|.221 Remington Fireball]] (1963). Soon after the .357 SIG, other bottleneck commercial han
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...com/products/ammunition/ballistics/results/default.aspx?type=pistol&cal=16 Remington Arms Co. ballistics table]</ref>, Wolf Gold <ref>[http://www.wolfammo.com/i
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... the .44 Special design by simply lengthening the older case by .125 inch. Remington's stated rationale for the making of this change was to preclude higher pre
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... and replicas of most of the early rifles, including Trapdoor, Sharps, and Remington single shot rifles, are readily available.
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...ibuted to a Russian designer. The Colt replaced the .50 caliber Model 1871 Remington single shot pistol and the various cap-and-ball revolvers converted to take
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...416) || 72.39 (2.850) || 13.51 (.532) || 13.03 (.513) || 12.37 (.487) || 11.35 (.447) || 91.44 (3.600)
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...loaded ammunition may go as high as US$37 for 25 rounds. Companies such as Remington and DoubleTap Ammunition have begun offering full power 10mm Auto loads in
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| [[.17 Remington Fireball]] || 4.368 (.172) || 36.07 (1.420)|| 9.60 (.378 ) ||9.57 (.3769)
| [[.17 Remington]] || 4.368 (.172) || 45.62 (1.796) || 9.601 (.378) || 9.550 (.376) || 9.042
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| [[5 mm Remington Rimfire Magnum]] || 5.21 (.205) || 25.91 (1.020) || 8.25 (.325) || 6.58 (.2
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| [[6 mm Remington]] <br>(.244 Remington)<ref>[http://www.accuratepowder.com/data/PerCaliber2Guide/Rifle/Standarddat
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... reached a peak in the early 1960s, when test after test showed the [[.223 Remington]] round fired from the [[AR15]] allowed an 8-soldier unit to outgun an 11-s
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This comparison is not totally objective since the [[8 mm Remington Magnum]] and [[.325 WSM]] operate at 448.16 MPa (65000 psi), the [[8x68mm S
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...84) || 9.96 (.392) || 9.83 (.387) || 9.47 (.373) || 8.48 (.334) || 34.29 (1.35)
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...|| 22.61 (.890) || 10.31 (.406) || 8.890 (.350) || 8.331 (.328) || 34.29 (1.35)
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...er and safety mechanism of the [[John Browning]] designed [[Remington Arms|Remington]] Model 8 rifle, and the gas system and layout of the StG44. Kalashnikov's
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...rget model, and one version chambered in [[.300 Remington SA Ultra Mag|300 Remington SAUM]].
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...ne to his former staff writer, Frank J. Kahrs, who had since moved on to [[Remington Arms]], but Kahrs suggested instead that Drain offer the magazine to the NR
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...nd the 6.8 mm SPC. [[Remington Arms|Remington]] has developed the [[6.8 mm Remington SPC]] cartridge, which has the same cartridge overall length (COAL) as the
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...by hunters. Some states ban the use of the most common chambering, [[.223 Remington]] / [[5.56 x 45 mm NATO]], for hunting deer as it is underpowered for that
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...]] upper receiver for the AR-15/M16/M4 platform, chambered in the [[6.8 mm Remington SPC]]. This provides more punch than the [[5.56 mm NATO]] standard round us
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...cking recess through a cam arrangement, continuing the firing cycle. The [[Remington 51]] was the only production firearm to utilize this type of operating syst
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...n lefthand standard left.jpg|thumb|right|200px|Standard length left-handed Remington 700 rifle action (left side)]]
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...fferent cartridges; for example the .221 Fireball, .222 Remington and .223 Remington all use the same bullet diameter, but the cartridges are different lengths.
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...Patent 659,786 for the [[Remington model 8]]; he then sold the patent to [[Remington]].
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* .22-250 Ackley Improved, an improved [[.22-250 Remington]]
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