1. Breechloader ( plural Breechloaders ) a variety of firearm in which the weapon is loaded from the breech, i.e

2. Muzzleloader is a see also of Breechloader

3. (TOS: "A Private Little War") Breechloader …

4. System Kuhn: A Novel Single Shot Breechloader

5. What does Breechloader mean? Information and translations of Breechloader in the most comprehensive dictionary definitions resource on the web.

6. Brodie — compare muzzleloader Other Words from Breechloader

7. Definition of Breechloader in the Definitions.net dictionary

8. Arcelin Mousqueton: An 1850s Breechloader with a Ludicrous Bayonet

9. Wiki Targeted (Entertainment) Do you like this video? Play Sound Breechloaders were primitive slugthrowers

10. Breechloader: A gun or other firearm loaded at the breech

11. What does Breechloader mean? A gun or other firearm loaded at the breech

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13. The Conroy Breechloader fared well in the ordnance board’s tests

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15. A Breechloader, the Civil War, and A Lawsuit: The Morse Carbine

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17. The Yapi tribes on the planet Kathol utilized Breechloaders as their primary form of ranged weapon

18. Gray converted this Springfield Model 1861 Rifle Musket to a Breechloader on his system

19. Breechloader definition: any gun loaded at the breech Meaning, pronunciation, translations and examples

20. Was at peace in 1848 and there was little interest in his new Breechloader.

21. Definition of Breechloader : a firearm that loads at the breech The first really satisfactory American Breechloader was developed at Harpers Ferry by Christian Sharps, whose superior gun helped make the word sharpshooter a common American noun

22. The Arcelin system was a capping Breechloader provisionally adopted by the French military in 1854

23. During the 19th century, effective Breechblocks were invented that sealed a breechloader against the escape of propellant gases

24. The Arcelin system was a capping Breechloader provisionally adopted by the French military in 1854

25. Loading the Breechloaders from the muzzle fostered better accuracy because it allowed the bullets to be perfectly centered in the bore when they were seated

26. It was converted to a Breechloader at Washington Navy Yard in June 1880, reducing its weight from 5,400 to 5,242 pounds

27. Gray finally received a patent for his Breechloader on June 20, 1865, number 48,337 (Plate 8) with Eldridge Plate 9

28. EVOLUTION OF THE Breechloader This is the Museum space displaying Springfield Armory weapons developed after the American Civil War

29. 2 days ago · The Sharps Breechloader was a truly innovative design that came right on the eve of America's western expansion

30. In 2268, upon learning that Klingons had supplied Neural's village dwellers with flintlocks, Montgomery Scott wondered why they were not given a more advanced weapon such as Breechloaders

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32. As nouns the difference between muzzleloader and Breechloader is that muzzleloader is a variety of firearm in which the weapon is loaded from the end that discharges the projectile (the muzzle) while Breechloader is a variety of firearm in which the weapon is loaded from the breech, ie the end opposite that which discharges the projectile.

33. Breechloader: 1 n a gun that is loaded at the breech Type of: gun a weapon that discharges a missile at high velocity (especially from a metal tube or barrel)

34. Noun 1. Breechloader - a gun that is loaded at the breech gun - a weapon that discharges a missile at high velocity (especially from a metal tube or barrel)

35. He looked up into the implacable face of the Marquess of Stoneville and then lower to the barrel of a Manton Breechloader aimed right at his head.

36. A Breechloader was a firearm in which the cartridge or shell was inserted or loaded into a chamber integral to the rear portion of a barrel

37. Regional Breechloader matches quite often consist of three members, this is done to increase the number of teams competing since there are a smaller number of people attending

38. While it might seem like a foregone conclusion which would have the higher rate of fire, a muzzle loader or a Breechloader, the results and implications are interesting

39. Fosbery Breechloader Col George Vincent Fosbery, V.C., was a definite devotee of small arms design as well as being a bona fide war hero – a combination that isn’t as common as one might expect

40. 1 day ago · This was still the era of the muzzleloader and the Sharps Breechloader had an enticing military appeal, as soldiers could reload without having to stand and expose themselves to enemy fire

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42. Other articles where Breech-loading is discussed: military technology: Wrought-iron Breechloaders: Partly because of the difficulties of making a long, continuous barrel, and partly because of the relative ease of loading a powder charge into a short breechblock, gunsmiths soon learned to make cannon in which the barrel and powder chamber were separate.