Hunting rifles are classified by the type of action used to feed a cartridge into the chamber. These are:
Military rifles are classified as either semi-automatic, or fully automatic.
Some rifles are classified as to the cartridge they shoot.
Bolt action rifles are also classified by the length of the cartridge they shoot.
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In New Jersey, legal rifles are generally defined as firearms that comply with state regulations, which include specific restrictions on features and configurations. Semi-automatic rifles with certain characteristics, such as detachable magazines and pistol grips, may be classified as "assault firearms" and are prohibited. Legal options typically include bolt-action, lever-action, and certain semi-automatic rifles that do not possess banned features. Additionally, all firearms must be registered, and owners must possess the appropriate permits and licenses.
A .30-30 typically refers to a cartridge, specifically the .30-30 Winchester, which is often used in lever-action rifles and sometimes in bolt-action rifles. While the term "carbine" generally refers to a shorter-barreled firearm, the .30-30 cartridge itself can be used in both rifles and carbines. Therefore, a .30-30 can be chambered in a carbine, but not all .30-30 firearms are classified as carbines.
Smith and Wesson does not build rifles. The rifles they sell are made for them.
No they did not have rifles. They had muskets. They did not have rifles until the late 18th century.
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The collective noun is an arsenal of rifles.
they did at one time
Romania. They are Model 1969 training rifles.
Almost every country makes rifles
Some do carry rifles, yes.