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Cosa (chi) è rifling$507856$ - definizione


rifled         
  • Rifling of a 105 mm [[Royal Ordnance L7]] tank gun.
  • Three recovered [[7.62×51mm NATO]] bullets (next to an unfired cartridge), showing rifling marks imparting anti-clockwise spin
  • 57-N-231 standard [[7.62×39mm]] military bullets with steel core - the one on the left is unfired, the one on the right is fired, with the rifling grooves visible. Notice the copper wash scraped off and the steel jacket is exposed on the groove marks
  • Cannonball]] equipped with winglets for rifled cannons circa 1860
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  • Rifling in a [[GAU-8]] [[autocannon]]
  • The spiraling pattern (here with polygonal rifling) is shown
  • Conventional rifling (left) and [[polygonal rifling]] (right). Both types of rifling use a spiraling pattern
  • Ogival shell of the [[La Hitte system]], 1858, designed to engage with clockwise rifling
  • Traditional rifling of a 9 mm handgun barrel
HELICAL GROOVINGS IN THE INTERNAL (BORE) SURFACE OF A FIREARM BARREL
Rifled; Rifled barrel; Twist rate; Rate of twist; Rifled gun; Barrel twist; Rifled barrels; Oval bore; Rifle gun; Extended range full bore
adjective make spiral grooves in (a gun or its barrel or bore).
Rifling         
  • Rifling of a 105 mm [[Royal Ordnance L7]] tank gun.
  • Three recovered [[7.62×51mm NATO]] bullets (next to an unfired cartridge), showing rifling marks imparting anti-clockwise spin
  • 57-N-231 standard [[7.62×39mm]] military bullets with steel core - the one on the left is unfired, the one on the right is fired, with the rifling grooves visible. Notice the copper wash scraped off and the steel jacket is exposed on the groove marks
  • Cannonball]] equipped with winglets for rifled cannons circa 1860
  • thumb
  • Rifling in a [[GAU-8]] [[autocannon]]
  • The spiraling pattern (here with polygonal rifling) is shown
  • Conventional rifling (left) and [[polygonal rifling]] (right). Both types of rifling use a spiraling pattern
  • Ogival shell of the [[La Hitte system]], 1858, designed to engage with clockwise rifling
  • Traditional rifling of a 9 mm handgun barrel
HELICAL GROOVINGS IN THE INTERNAL (BORE) SURFACE OF A FIREARM BARREL
Rifled; Rifled barrel; Twist rate; Rate of twist; Rifled gun; Barrel twist; Rifled barrels; Oval bore; Rifle gun; Extended range full bore
In firearms, rifling is machining helical grooves into the internal (bore) surface of a gun's barrel for the purpose of exerting torque and thus imparting a spin to a projectile around its longitudinal axis during shooting to stabilize the projectile longitudinally by conservation of angular momentum, improving its aerodynamic stability and accuracy over smoothbore designs.
rifling         
  • Rifling of a 105 mm [[Royal Ordnance L7]] tank gun.
  • Three recovered [[7.62×51mm NATO]] bullets (next to an unfired cartridge), showing rifling marks imparting anti-clockwise spin
  • 57-N-231 standard [[7.62×39mm]] military bullets with steel core - the one on the left is unfired, the one on the right is fired, with the rifling grooves visible. Notice the copper wash scraped off and the steel jacket is exposed on the groove marks
  • Cannonball]] equipped with winglets for rifled cannons circa 1860
  • thumb
  • Rifling in a [[GAU-8]] [[autocannon]]
  • The spiraling pattern (here with polygonal rifling) is shown
  • Conventional rifling (left) and [[polygonal rifling]] (right). Both types of rifling use a spiraling pattern
  • Ogival shell of the [[La Hitte system]], 1858, designed to engage with clockwise rifling
  • Traditional rifling of a 9 mm handgun barrel
HELICAL GROOVINGS IN THE INTERNAL (BORE) SURFACE OF A FIREARM BARREL
Rifled; Rifled barrel; Twist rate; Rate of twist; Rifled gun; Barrel twist; Rifled barrels; Oval bore; Rifle gun; Extended range full bore
¦ noun spiral grooves on the inside of a rifle barrel.