Depends on the firearm. The process is loading, but it is accomplished by different acts with different guns. With the M16, drawing back the charging handle and releasing in does that. With a lever action Marlin, operating the lever. With a bolt action, operating the bolt. The M60 only loaded when the trigger was pulled- it fired from an open bolt system. A double barreled shotgun is loaded by manually inserting a shotshell into the chamber.
Chambering
"Make Ready" is the command to take a weapon from Condition 3 to Condition 1.
A Chambered round.
No. It is chambered for the .45 ACP cartridge.
Depends entirely on the firearm. With repeating arms, it will be operation of the action. That can be cycling the bolt, lever, pump or operating handle. With a single shot it is placing a cartridge by hand in the chamber.
Yes
.32 Automatic is the same as a european 7.65 pistol round.
Only if chambered in 30/06
Many different models have been chambered for this round.
After a round has been chambered
no AK-47 is chambered for 7.62x39mm..... just AK-101 and AK-102 can fire with M-16 round (5.56x45mm)
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