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What happens first when firing a rifle see the flash or hear the sound?
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∙ 14y ago
it will appear as though you will see/hear at the same time, but since light travels MUCH faster than sound, the flash comes first, and then the bang
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Steps performed in firing
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A firing pin for this rifle Where can you find one?
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What purposes with it was used bolt action rifle?
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Are there any credble published papers that would scientifically answer if rifle muzzle flash could cause grass fires if so can you provide a link or reference to them?
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Is a colt m15 rifle legal in NJ?
not if it is capable of firing full automatic...................
