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In this configuration the | gun was fitted with a backwards folding bipod attac |
The | gun was mounted on a simple pivot mount on a ballra |
The | gun was accepted for service as the 3-inch M5. |
Initially, the Type 11 Light Machine | Gun was modified by the Army Technical Bureau for u |
The | gun was placed in a three-man turret, which had spa |
Developed during World War II the | gun was used in the experimental Tortoise heavy tan |
Given this, a similar vehicle, but without the | gun, was produced as the Cargo Carrier M30. |
int between her commissioning and 1940, a 76 mm | gun was added to her armaments. |
low priority and it wasn't until 1938 that the | gun was issued to the Heer. |
C/34, sometimes known as the Adolfkanone (Adolf | gun), was a German naval gun, designed in 1934 by K |
order to accommodate the new weapon, the 76.2mm | gun was replaced with a smaller 45 mm Gun M1932, th |
(1.46 in) cannon, and the 12.7 mm (.50 in) rear | gun was deleted, 26 built. |
Johnson's light machine | gun was one of the few to operate on recoil operati |
In 1941, when Germany invaded the USSR, the | gun was next to useless when confronted with Russia |
Type 94 75 mm Mountain | Gun was used extensively in Manchukuo during the Pa |
However no | gun was found on Selman's body. |
Carruthers rejected Ja Rule's argument that the | gun was illegally obtained evidence. |
ide arrangement, a further 68-pdr (87cwt) pivot | gun was added in 1856. |
The | gun was up on the top shelf with a clip in it. |
The 4.7 inch QF | gun was removed and the emplacement fitted with a s |
Her main | gun was a staggering 7.8m meters long, or about a q |
In addition the bow | gun was moved to the upper deck to allow it to fire |
The fifth | gun was carried on top of the rear deckhouse. |
trong but limited the release of gases when the | gun was discharged. |
Son of A | Gun was the debut extended play single by Glasgow a |
n revealed at the end of his statement that the | gun was fake, and later set the gun down on the new |
ed was 850 kg, and the maximum rate of fire per | gun was two rounds per minute, although allowing fo |
A hand-operated device called a Flit | gun was commonly used to perform the spraying. |
The L7 105 mm tank | gun was developed in 1954 from the 20 pounder by re |
tion was being heavily shelled, and his Vickers | gun was blown up, he took his team through the enem |
The Deer | Gun was chambered for 9x19mm Parabellum and was loa |
After the war, the | gun was relegated to secondary roles, such as train |
The | gun was also sometimes known as ROQF from Royal Ord |
Type 96 Light Machine | Gun was almost identical in construction to the Typ |
A single Type 97 light machine | gun was also mounted in the bow, but there was no m |
designers John Browning and John Pedersen, the | gun was initially marketed as the Remington Model 1 |
ns on stolen weaponry in Iraq revealed that the | gun was of the same type used in shooting priest An |
This | gun was mounted in pairs in the Drh.L. C/34e turret |
at was fitted to the B.II, and a single machine | gun was fitted. |
The short barreled 75 mm Type 99 | Gun was mounted in a fully rotating two-man gun tur |
uction but the second support tank with a 75 mm | gun was not. |
The Deer | gun was a successor to the Liberator pistol develop |
As soon as the | gun was fired, Marie, who was inside, screamed, whi |
Even though the | gun was in Kenworthy's pocket (per Monk's account), |
The Nock | gun was a seven-barrelled flintlock smoothbore fire |
rincipal user of the Mle 1914 Hotchkiss machine | gun was French infantry during World War I and in 1 |
The second largest user of the Hotchkiss | gun was the American Expeditionary Forces in France |
e only vehicle in the 5 litre class, Old Mother | Gun was substantially quicker than even these. |
The radar speed | gun was invented by Bryce K. Brown of Decatur Elect |
A single QF 3-inch 20 cwt AA | gun was added in January 1915 and carried until Apr |
The Ordnance QF 13 pounder Mk IV anti-aircraft | gun was an Elswick Ordnance commercial 3 inch 13 po |
The Mountain | Gun was introduced in 1989 as a lightweight version |
The maximum elevation for the | gun was limited to 15 degrees, lowering the range c |
Machine | Gun was an improvising band formed in New York City |
The same | gun was used for coast defense duties in concrete e |
The Type 41 75 mm Cavalry | Gun was a Japanese field gun first accepted into se |
The 4-inch | gun was removed later in Napier's career. |
The BL 4.5 inch Medium | Gun was a British gun used by field artillery in th |
The production of the | gun was licensed to Japan to become the Type 3 Heav |
eriff's commission, that allowed him to carry a | gun, was drunk causing problems in Belton. |
This | gun was externally similar to the PaK 36, and used |
In 1930 the modernized | gun was adopted as 152-mm gun model 1910/30 (Russia |
e shell had been designed for the IG 18 and the | gun was not put into production. |
The 65 mm | gun was first accepted into service with Italian mo |
The captured | gun was pushed into the river-bed below the road. |
When his | gun was disabled by enemy fire, he and the two belt |
The more modern Mk X | gun was mounted on this design, together with 2 Mk |
The Mk II | gun was developed at the same time, having a built- |
The 12 pounder 6 cwt | gun was therefore developed in 1892, when the new m |
There is no record that this | gun was fitted. |
Only one | gun was still functional, which the captain and his |
The Type 3 80 mm Anti-Aircraft | Gun was a Japanese Anti-aircraft gun used during Wo |
The R-76 submachine | gun was a selective-fire (semi-automatic/full-autom |
and a 76.2 mm (3.00 in) "Lender" anti-aircraft | gun was mounted at the very rear of the quarterdeck |
A 12-pounder | gun was installed forward and eight 20mm Oerlikon g |
Another | gun was subsequently taken. |
The main armament, a Type 5 75 mm tank | gun, was based on the Type 4 75 mm AA Gun, which wa |
Additionally, the | gun was also equipped with Panzergranate 40 APCR sh |
A machine | gun was set up on the beach and when the women were |
e 240 mm howitzer M1 eased development, but the | gun was very troublesome and wasn't standardized un |
General John T. Thompson inventor of the Tommy | Gun was born in this home. |
seeing that the charge of powder from the left | gun was ignited, jumped for the right charge and en |
The five | gun was served in the 101. |
The Type 1 machine | gun was developed for aerial use for the Imperial J |
The | gun was operated by one soldier, and found easy to |
ed in May 1940 and in the beginning of 1941 the | gun was adopted as 57-mm anti-tank gun model 1941 ( |
This | gun was standard on French light tanks, being mount |
But as a psychological weapon, the Maxim | gun was truly phenomenal. |
The Type 38 105 mm Field | Gun was capable of firing High-explosive, armor-pie |
im to give the name of the armed kid, since the | gun was involved in a cop killing. |
nticar pe Afet Mobil - Self-propelled Anti-tank | Gun) was a Romanian tank destroyer used during Worl |
The | gun was capable of automatic fire only, although it |
The Type 11 Light Machine | Gun was a design by famed arms designer Kijiro Namb |
pite its obsolescence, the Type 38 150 mm Field | Gun was found in theatres of operation in the Secon |
The large main turret housing the 76.2 mm | gun was nearly identical, but those used on the T-2 |
It is stated by rebel officers that this | gun was more destructive and did more damage than a |
The | gun was also used by Albania, Greece, Israel (1948 |
The 9 cm Feldkanone M 75/96 was a field | gun was used by Austria-Hungary during World War I. |
A submarine-mountable version of the | gun was also produced, which made extensive use of |
The Type 1 47 mm AT | Gun was a relative modern design compared to other |
On 1 July 1947, the Noonday | gun was back in operation. |
erspective, therefore, the 175mm self-propelled | gun was the most important weapon at Camp Carroll. |
While details are unclear it seems that this | gun was also adapted for land use complete with its |
The | gun was fitted to the Swiss pre-production Pz-58. |
A second Type 97 light machine | gun was located in the tank's bow. |
lthough resembling an actual cannon, the Quaker | Gun was simply a wooden log, usually painted black, |
In 1936 the No 1 | gun was removed and the Lighthouse Battery integrat |
nticar pe Afet Mobil - Self-propelled Anti-tank | Gun) was a Romanian tank destroyer design for use i |
A 8-in disappearing | gun was sent to North Head Artillery School for tra |
The | gun was withdrawn from use entirely, apparently by |
elt that the vehicle was too slow and the M1918 | gun was not available in sufficient quantity. |
Each | gun was destroyed by placing a block of TNT down it |
December 1942, although a Bofors anti-aircraft | gun was added to the battery in 1944. |
The hull machine | gun was removed for stowage of the long 17pdr cartr |
adily on, led by the lieutenant and finally the | gun was rushed and taken by the 64th. |
ole as an anti-aircraft weapon, the fast-firing | gun was highly effective against light vehicles and |
d an interesting feature for the time: when the | gun was ready to fire, the firing pin projected thr |
The Type 97 57 mm tank | gun was a Japanese gun originally used on the Type |
Each | gun was provided with 325 rounds. |
One | gun was sent to Gallipoli but not used there. |
The | gun was normally tractor drawn using its large wood |
was also used in Malaya by British troops, the | gun was among their favourites for jungle fighting. |
The C.O.W. 37mm | gun was the first modern autocannon developed in 19 |
On 13 November 2003, | Gun was charged with an offence under section 1 of |
The proton | gun was effective only on blocks at the character's |
A Bofors 40mm anti-aircraft | gun was installed in 1943. |
The | gun was altered so that the trigger pull necessary |
revolver, which had been fired when the | gun was no more than a few inches away from Mrs Lua |
Each | gun was supplied with 75 shells, for a total of 300 |
This | gun was operated by John Cornwell during the Battle |
This | gun was a modernized version of the 76.2 mm air def |
The 85 mm | gun was chosen for mass production by the Soviet au |
The Lee's | gun was mounted in a conventional turret on a modif |
The R-76 submachine | gun was manufactured by Northwood Development Pvt-L |
However, the late production and usage of the | gun was not enough to turn the allies near the end |
The Type 2 machine | gun was developed for aerial use for the Imperial J |
Some claim the | gun was found beside the hand she didn't use, appar |
The Type 90 240mm Railway | Gun was initially deployed as a coastal artillery b |
The | gun was commanded and sighted by Capt. |
d Manchukuo in the closing days of the war, the | gun was destroyed by retreating Kwangtung Army forc |
The | gun was fired for the last time in December 1974. |
Despite these improvements, this | gun was barely adequate against Allied armor of 194 |
mouse that Stan Jr. nearly shoots with a pellet | gun was animated. |
ually, in May 1944 a turret with a single 5.5cm | gun was developed, together with another model with |
The Type 89 15 cm | gun was comparable to the U.S. M1918, but the Type |
The | gun was designed for transport via a trailer towed |
in the murder room, during which Lt. Provenza's | gun was used by a federal protective witness to kil |
r ground, until a stronger party coming up, the | gun was upset from its carriage, and taken into the |
The | gun was employed by anti-tank platoons of rifle bat |
This type of coastal | gun was considered to be of value at that late date |
ighted false hull plates, while each centreline | gun was concealed by fake cargo hatch walls. |
The | gun was designed and built by Vickers specifically |
The Union troops did not know what the | gun was. |
Acoustic sources used include: air | gun, water gun, sleeve gun, sparker and boomer. |
Li | Gun wears a steel helmet and carries a shield with |
ter reports of his 1997 surfaced on the Smoking | Gun website. |
Gottlieb is the Publisher of | Gun Week and The Gottlieb-Tartaro Report. |
The 16-calibre 7-inch | gun weighed 6.5 long tons (6.6 t) and fired a 112 p |
The 14-calibre 9-inch | gun weighed 12 long tons (12 t) and fired a 254-pou |
The shell of the 16-calibre 12.5-inch | gun weighed 809 pounds (367.0 kg) while the gun its |
The shell of the 15-calibre 8-inch | gun weighed 175 pounds (79.4 kg) while the gun itse |
four 4-inch (102 mm)/50 Mark 9 guns, with each | gun weighing in excess of 6,100 pounds (2,800 kg). |
During this struggle, the | gun went off and a bystander was wounded. |
ut then he said something came over him and the | gun went off. |
newer, more powerful Columbiads like the Rodman | gun were being introduced. |
was about 250 shots, while 100 shells for every | gun were carried. |
official figures, up to 300 rounds for the main | gun were actually stowed. |
At the end of the war, 4 examples of this | gun were captured to sent to West Point. |
Several charges for the 5.9” | gun were ignited and burnt including ones in the ho |
However, the rounds from his | gun were replaced with blanks, Caine leaves without |
her experimental fire-control system and 76 mm | gun were removed and replaced by her normal 5 inch, |
The shells for this | gun were loaded by two men using a tray. |
938 TK-3 and TKS tankettes rearmed with the new | gun were tested extensively. |
hitting the Stier the guards manning the 4-inch | gun were reported to have been encouraged and conti |
t that "she would shake from stem to stern if a | gun were fired from her decks." |
Elevating and traversing of the | gun were manual using handwheels located on the rig |
n Faroese fishing trawler Emanuel with her deck | gun west of the Faroe Islands. |
e was a special transport carriage for just the | gun when traveling long distances. |
ity to shoot "psionic bullets" from any kind of | gun when in her "Jonah Hex" mode; otherwise she was |
d and a trigger that folds into the body of the | gun when not in use. |
It was replaced with the Bofors 40 mm | gun whenever possible, but served until the end of |
ily returned and took his place at an adjoining | gun where another man had been struck down. |
oops to advance, went through heavy fire to the | gun, where he succeeded in killing all but one of t |
e mansion, Dwight insists Marv leave the punk's | gun, which Marv has procured, in the car. |
Dave then rushes to help Wally and picks up the | gun, which Eve left at the scene. |
It consisted of a modified flare | gun which would fire a variety of grenades, includi |
The submarine had to surface to reload the | gun, which would take about 3 minutes. |
It was a light and compact | gun which could be easily moved by its crew. |
ome CD cases spilled on the floor, he loses his | gun, which Craig retrieves and continues to tell Pi |
leading skirmishers, was the first to secure a | gun which the enemy were abandoning. |
1906) was a French mountain | gun which entered service with the regiments d'arti |
There was also a Lewis | gun, which was operated by the observer in the rear |
an empty hotel where they find ski masks and a | gun, which were used for a robbery. |
Laser: lightning | gun, which can fire homing bolts or swiveling strea |
is best known for his series Deweaponizing the | Gun, which focuses on firearms. |
tember, Lieutenant Aitken volunteered to take a | gun which still continued firing, taking with him f |
The new | gun, which would be the standard main armament of B |
erman tanks armed with the new long 75mm KwK 40 | gun which could easily penetrate a T-34 at long ran |
Ni I used a semi-enclosed casemate for the main | gun, which made the crew vulnerable to the close co |
ts until he reached the emplacement of an enemy | gun which had been hindering progress. |
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