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AK-47 and variants (M70, Rk. 62, etc.), SKS and variants (Type 56 carbine, M-59 and M59/66, etc), Chinese Type 68, Chinese Type 81, Vz. 58, RPK-47, RPD, Ruger Mini 30, there are AR-15 uppers available in 7.62x39, some civilian hunting rifles... CZ makes some, there's an Australian company making copies of the Short Magazine Lee Enfield in 7.62x39. Heckler & Koch made variants of their G3 rifle in 7.62x39, but found no customers, so they abandoned that notion.
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What type of bullets were fired by the springfield rifle?
the Springfield rifles fired round bullets or bucks.
What are long guns?
Firearms such as rifles and shotguns, with a stock that permits them to be fired from the shoulder. This distinguishes them from handguns.
What is the velocity of 303 rifle bullet?
2441 feet per second when fired from the British SMLE rifle. Velocity will vary when fired from rifles with a longer or shorter barrel.
What is the value of a norinco sks 762x39mm caliber semi automatic assault rifle?
$250-$350, depending on condition.
Is there a difference between a rifle and a revolver?
A rifle is a shoulder fired weapon. Revolvers are typically handguns. There HAVE been revolving rifles, but they are rather scarce.
What is the value of a norinco sks 762x39mm caliber semi-automatic assault rifle serial 24070068?
i will buy it for 1500 cash puls 20oz of weed
Why did the barrel of my 7400- 270 Remington rifles barrel split when fired?
Most barrel split from bore obstructions. Count your self lucky you are alive.
Can you shoot a 38 round out of a 44 magnum?
No, you cannot. The .38 Special can be fired out of .357 Magnum revolver (but not automatics or lever action rifles), however.
What is the main difference between Rifles shotguns and handguns?
A handgun is made to be fired with one hand. Rifles and shotguns, from the shoulder, with two hands. Shotguns are smoothbores- the inside of the barrel is a smooth tube. Rifles have spiral lines cut on the inside of the barrel. These lines (rifling) cause the bullet to spin in flight, improving the accuracy.
What were rifles from the 1730's?
Rifles from the 1730s were muzzleloading flintlocks- you poured gunpowder down the barrel, and used a ramrod to push a lead ball down the barrel. When you fired it a piece of flint rock scraped sparks from the frizzen, and the sparks ignited the gunpowder.
What was the general range of US Civil War rifles fired by infantry troops?
During the US Civil War are large variety of rifles were used by the infantry of both opposing armies. Using an average, based on reports from a good number of battles, accuracy by infantry troops with their rifles usually began at 150 yards or less.
How fast does a rifle bullet travels?
The speed of bullets fired from rifles varies greatly, from about 600 feet per second to 5,000 feet per second.
