「muzzle」の共起表現一覧(1語右で並び替え)
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blonde, and black with black points (ears and | muzzle) all occur. |
re robust appearance, redder colouring, larger | muzzle and rounder-shaped ears. |
n in reality every enemy is placed before your | muzzle and every loss of life can be remedied by the |
to make sure that the projectile has left the | muzzle and the gas pressure in the barrel is down to |
Its white eyelids match its | muzzle and beard. |
It has a gray coat and black face, | muzzle and forehead, plus a black line from the muzzl |
ttle are usually white with pigmented ears and | muzzle, and naturally polled. |
Their head is of a medium length with a broad | muzzle and forehead. |
sed, sometimes ulcerative lesions on the lips, | muzzle, and in the mouth. |
They have a pink | muzzle and white horns with black tips. |
, large caliber barrel, which is flared at the | muzzle and frequently throughout the entire bore, and |
are coloured grey to brown with white ears and | muzzle and have horns. |
air colour is golden brown, with lighter eyes, | muzzle and legs while the nose, hooves, and tail are |
marks are the presence of a white patch on the | muzzle, and webbed hind feet. |
a distinctive white spot on either side of the | muzzle, and the rams have large curling horns. |
a wool-free face and legs, pricked ears, black | muzzle and black feet. |
he barrel of the M1 Garand rifle enclosing the | muzzle and was held in place with the rifle's bayonet |
Corso in some facial features, having a longer | muzzle and tighter skin. |
significant features include a long and narrow | muzzle and a generally mid-brown colour. |
The | muzzle and the fur around the eyes are light brown, a |
Molossian guard dog, it is 1.05m high and its | muzzle and one leg have been repaired since its redis |
and a strong, broad, short and softly squared | muzzle, and defined but not obvious whisker pads. |
ndards allow for black shading, principally in | muzzle and tail, indicating the presence of the melan |
low to creamy white.The upper head between the | muzzle and ears is usually darker gray-brown. |
re grizzled silvery, while the limbs, ears and | muzzle are ochraceus in colour. |
ing located underneath the barrel and near the | muzzle as in the much later to appear Garand rifle. |
The | muzzle assembly consisted of many fine parts and was |
n government official Jerome Smith the dubious | Muzzle Award for his part in leading to the cancellat |
ch side of its black face, with the end of the | muzzle becoming grey. |
ot fire while over the lower turret because of | muzzle blast problems. |
However, the | muzzle blast was sufficient to blow away the foremast |
easily taking deer sized game, but recoil and | muzzle blast are substantial, at least in the earlies |
the recoil of the weapon (along with noise and | muzzle blast) was said to be terrific, frequently cau |
the visual remnant of an already fired weapon | muzzle blast, the bullet from which if fired at Presi |
the only damage she received was from her own | muzzle blast. |
mprovements, such as accelerator mechanism and | muzzle booster. |
8M version with a removable barrel liner and a | muzzle brake that allowed a larger "special 7" or 8 c |
Mounting of | muzzle brake |
The barrel was equipped with a large | muzzle brake to reduce recoil. |
The gun received a | muzzle brake and faster rifle twist during production |
In 1941 a | muzzle brake was fitted to allow longer range charges |
Additionally, a more efficient | muzzle brake was added, decreasing the recoil. |
Initially, it was fitted with a single-baffle | muzzle brake of relatively low efficiency. |
However this style of | muzzle brake proved troublesome with the early design |
plit trail carriage with removable spades, and | muzzle brake, but its carriage was truly innovative. |
; the two types can be differentiated by their | muzzle brake, the larger gun possessing the larger mu |
on included rechambering for bigger cartridge, | muzzle brake, elevation controls were moved to the le |
prototypes, productional barrels did not have | muzzle brake. |
a standard hydro-pneumatic recoil system and a | muzzle brake. |
.5 cm FK 18 that was fitted with a cylindrical | muzzle brake. |
sed into tubular jacket with cooling slots and | muzzle brake/compensator at the front. |
The leFH 18/40 shared the different | muzzle brakes used by the leFH 18M. |
ces Picatinny rail forends, sound suppressors, | muzzle brakes, flash suppressors, EarPro branded hear |
s were delivered in October 1944 equipped with | muzzle brakes. |
The finned mortar "bomb" was loaded from the | muzzle, but the propellant was loaded from the breech |
It has a | muzzle covered with bristles, and flat shielded nostr |
2) the | muzzle device is a standard M16A2 type flash suppress |
low for the use of a sound suppressor or other | muzzle device. |
des iof the neck are reddish yellow, while the | muzzle, ears and underparts of the leg are black. |
ral part was unrifled and tapered down; at the | muzzle end, the last 27.6 inches (700 mm) it was para |
Its robust and wedge-shaped | muzzle ends with a black nose. |
grams at an initial velocity of 860 m/s with a | muzzle energy of 3,140 J (as opposed to the 3,600-4,0 |
is possible to freely acquire air guns with a | muzzle energy not exceeding 17 joules (13 ft·lbf). |
Air guns with | muzzle energy over 17 J must be registered at a local |
be able to shoot less punishing loads, with a | muzzle energy much close to that of a typical .44 |
In Germany, air guns producing a | muzzle energy up to 7.5 joule (J) (5.53 ft·lbf) can b |
e nose to prevent pilots from being blinded by | muzzle flash when firing the guns at night, a problem |
"Fantastic Six" ( | Muzzle Flash Remix) - 6:35 |
ized version of the Russian Makarov PM showing | muzzle flash. |
re, unlike conventional mortars with smoke and | muzzle flash. |
It was mainly | muzzle flashes from the machine guns on YP-389 that g |
The | muzzle, forequarters and sides are a darker shade. |
us kinds of gags, such as ball gags, bit gags, | muzzle gags and ring gags, although they also have ot |
ripes down the face from above each eye to the | muzzle; hind legs white from hocks to hooves; foreleg |
wheeled" onto the stage in a strait jacket and | muzzle in a manner similar to Hannibal Lecter, before |
A soft enclosure, the Camera | Muzzle, is made by Sam Cranston; this is less effecti |
The | muzzle is somewhat short, thin tapering to the nose. |
Its | muzzle is long with numerous long whiskers. |
The skull is wide, the | muzzle is long, and eyes carry a sweet expression. |
Its | muzzle is brown with a white streak that extends from |
The | muzzle is short, nasal passage large for increased ai |
Mouth: The | muzzle is square-shaped and may be melanistic mask, o |
rements include head crown of 3.3 cm (1.3 in), | muzzle length of 9.4 mm (0.37 in), ear length of 17.8 |
rs preferred the simplicity and lower costs of | muzzle loaded weapons. |
The rifle was | muzzle loaded, and used a percussion lock firing mech |
rer in January 1879, in which a 38 ton 12 inch | muzzle loader hung fire and was subsequently double-l |
A 6.3 inch 64-pounder rifled | muzzle loader in the forecastle of HMS Gannet (1878) |
The "Peacemaker" was another 12 in (300 mm) | muzzle loader made by Hogg and Delamater of New York |
The Lorenz rifle was a percussion type | muzzle loader, and as such was similar in design to t |
became the main armament in 1901; the original | muzzle loaders were dumped under a pile of earth. |
originally armed with 7-inch and 9-inch rifled | muzzle loaders on barbette mountings. |
as decided to equip her with 9-inch and 8-inch | muzzle loaders, as against 9-inch and 7-inch in her s |
in common usage at the time, the pistols were | muzzle loading single shots, or in some cases, double |
arly 1870s with an armament of nine 64-pounder | muzzle loading rifled guns, four each side and a cent |
a | muzzle loading 2-pound cannon, from the 1790s |
Dahlgren designed several rifled | muzzle loading cannon, as well. |
ution they developed was short barreled rifled | muzzle loading mortar, built in three sizes. |
By the end of the Civil War, | muzzle loading rifles and muskets were considered to |
She carried an armament of | muzzle loading smooth-bore cannon, as usual for warsh |
The Parrott rifle was a type of | muzzle loading rifled artillery weapon used extensive |
rifles that could shoot faster than the Danish | muzzle loading rifles. |
ort was built in 1885, and included two rifled | muzzle loading guns, which had a range of about three |
Muzzle long; nose pad wide and black; ears rufous; le | |
The | muzzle may or may not be dark, though it is generally |
"Feel Your Love" ( | Muzzle mix) |
uced back between the nasals; no supraorbital; | muzzle more obtuse than in P. perrotteti; eye small; |
it only remains for you to choose between the | muzzle of the pistol and the foot of the Cross. |
rs to the top of the heights and almost to the | muzzle of the enemy's guns," at the Battle of Frederi |
front of the centre of the 64th, opposite the | muzzle of the gun and moved on at a foot pace, in the |
ps, by shooting the Zulu who having seized the | muzzle of the man's rifle, was in the act of assuagin |
The head, face and | muzzle of the female are dark gray, but without the b |
The deep indentation on the | muzzle of this gun left by the ball from the USS Sara |
abic word for nose, due to its position as the | muzzle of Pegasus. |
derived from the Arabic Minkhir al-Asad, "the | Muzzle of (the constellation of) the Lion" for this s |
Donald Duck stickers - pointing at me from the | muzzle of their Kalashnikovs. |
The explosion only took part of the end of the | muzzle off. |
(one colour that goes in two lines down to the | muzzle, on the ears, on the legs and around the tail |
The bear's | muzzle or, allowing for anthropomorphism, his mustach |
at first refused, found an M-8 or Sherman gun | muzzle pointed into their shop. |
et loose on the lord, and luckily for him, the | muzzle proved to be successful. |
cially developed pipeline for creating digital | muzzle replacements, animated the many talking dogs. |
The skull had a long | muzzle resembling that of Alioramus. |
bayonet has an overall length of 310 mm and a | muzzle ring diameter of 22 mm. |
er stages of its service life, the trigger and | muzzle section of the Flammenwerfer were dressed up t |
It has a brawny body, rounded head and blunted | muzzle, short legs, and a relatively short tail. |
The driving rod was loaded into the | muzzle so that the finned projectile remained in fron |
the flared front end of the barrel, called the | muzzle swell. |
ght cataloged survivors of 133 identified have | muzzle swells. |
Kalimantsia has a shorter | muzzle than the horse-like shapes of the rest of the |
Add Rhinoceros, Drown, | Muzzle, The Everlasting Gaze... |
Despite the handicap of a | muzzle, the dog was the winner. |
he form of a mythical dragon's head around the | muzzle; the muzzle blast would then give the impressi |
edial canthus of each eye down the side of the | muzzle to the corner of the mouth) are often missing. |
use, was reduced; there was a tendency for the | muzzle to droop; and the barrel liner lasted only for |
roblems seemed to stem from the overly complex | muzzle trap system becoming excessively corroded from |
itzers with roughly similar barrel lengths and | muzzle velocities like the 10.5 cm leFH 18 and the Am |
Higher chamber pressure results in higher | muzzle velocities. |
) armor-piercing or high-explosive shells at a | muzzle velocity of 865 metres per second (2,840 ft/s) |
ectiles at the rate of 1 round per minute at a | muzzle velocity of 780 metres per second (2,600 ft/s) |
an 884 kg (1,949 lb) armor-piercing shell at a | muzzle velocity of 700 m/s (2,297 ft/s) to a range of |
,864 m) at its maximum elevation of 21° with a | muzzle velocity of 2,700 ft/s (820 m/s). |
-kilogram (240 lb) armored-piercing shell at a | muzzle velocity of 780 meters (2,560 ft) per second, |
still larger cartridge (20x110RB) to achieve a | muzzle velocity of 830 m/s (versus 490 m/s for the or |
cartridge) and was modified to provide higher | muzzle velocity and hence more penetrating power. |
The | muzzle velocity of the 6.5 kg (14.33 lb) projectile w |
fired a 2,000-pound (907-kilogram) shell at a | muzzle velocity of 1,755 feet (535 meters) per second |
(80 lb) armour-piercing shells at a | muzzle velocity of 725 metres per second (2,380 ft/s) |
of fire with sniper cartridges and reduces the | muzzle velocity to 810 m/s (2,657.5 ft/s). |
metres (2,000 yd) at maximum elevation with a | muzzle velocity of 640 metres per second (2,100 ft/s) |
ery shells of the same caliber because the low | muzzle velocity allowed for thinner shell walls and h |
gun, with a 925 metres per second (3,030 ft/s) | muzzle velocity and effective range of 25.7 kilometre |
velocity gun had a barrel length of 2.250 m, a | muzzle velocity of 810 m/s (2,700 ft/s), and a penetr |
tedly for a hunting rifle) to deliver a higher | muzzle velocity and therefore greater penetration in |
the old full-power charges that gave a maximum | muzzle velocity of 435 m/s (1427 ft/s). |
The | muzzle velocity was 490 m/s, which was low compared t |
The guns fired 22lb shells at a | muzzle velocity of 2133 feet per second. |
Charge 1 yielded a | muzzle velocity of 555 metres per second (1,820 ft/s) |
It had a higher | muzzle velocity and thus greater penetrative power th |
The low | muzzle velocity allowed for thinner shell walls, henc |
Low | muzzle velocity and small traverse also made the gun |
(0.123 kg) HE shell at a | muzzle velocity of 2,750 ft/s (840 m/s). |
M1932, HE: launch charge 177 kg SD19G, | muzzle velocity 920 m/s. |
Ammunition weight is 3.3 kg and | muzzle velocity is 230 m/s. |
It had a | muzzle velocity of 1,410 ft/s (430 m/s) and was credi |
To avoid pre-detonation, the | muzzle velocity would need to be greatly raised, maki |
echs, which accounts for the greater range and | muzzle velocity of their guns. |
Charge 3 was added to Charge 2 and raised the | muzzle velocity to 757 metres per second (2,480 ft/s) |
a short barrelled weapon with a relatively low | muzzle velocity which was sufficient for supporting t |
shells that weighed 91.27 lb (41.40 kg) with a | muzzle velocity of 2,600 ft/s (790 m/s). |
Higher | muzzle velocity meant a flatter trajectory and less w |
e guns fired 140-kilogram (310 lb) shells at a | muzzle velocity of 690 m/s (2,263 ft/s). |
Projectile weight is 59.56 g (2.10 oz) and | muzzle velocity is 1,005 m/s (3,297 ft/s). |
Projectile weight is 64.4 g (2.27 oz) and | muzzle velocity is 976 m/s (3,202 ft/s). |
The 14.5 mm armour-piercing bullet has a | muzzle velocity of 1013 m/s and devastating ballistic |
They fired a 0.95-kilogram (2.1 lb) shell at a | muzzle velocity of 950 m/s (3,117 ft/s). |
32-pdr fired a 32 lb armour piercing shot at a | muzzle velocity of 2880 ft/s. |
e re-issued version is made in China and has a | muzzle velocity of approx 350 FPS. |
Muzzle velocity was slightly inferior, but even so th | |
The gun could fire a 1.75 kg shell with a | muzzle velocity of 495 m/sec, and fire a maximum of 3 |
were too fragile and didn't have a high enough | muzzle velocity to act as an anti-tank gun. |
(16 kg) high explosive shells per minute at a | muzzle velocity of 2,660 ft/s (810 m/s). |
A 6-pound (2.7 kg) shell was fired at a | muzzle velocity of 1,765 ft/s (538 m/s) and a rate of |
red 140 kg (309 lb) armor piercing shells at a | muzzle velocity of 690 metres per second (2,300 ft/s) |
Worse, the low | muzzle velocity of this gun meant it had a very short |
t) and fired a 254-pound (115.2 kg) shell at a | muzzle velocity of 1,420 ft/s (430 m/s). |
done typically to produce rounds with a higher | muzzle velocity and stopping power, such as ammunitio |
continued to experiment with ways to increase | muzzle velocity through 1941. |
The shells were fired with a | muzzle velocity of 846 mps (2,775 fps), though the gu |
Reported to have a | muzzle velocity of 1,450 m/s and be capable of penetr |
85° and fired a 10-kilogram (22 lb) shell at a | muzzle velocity of 800 m/s (2,625 ft/s). |
infantry and machine-gun nests, due to its low | muzzle velocity which proscribed anti-armour use. |
The 20 pounder's APCBC projectile had a | muzzle velocity of 1,020 meters per second and could |
rn powders - more time to burn, increasing the | muzzle velocity and hence the accuracy. |
The | muzzle velocity required for a 235U fission reaction |
easured using different criterion (10% drop in | muzzle velocity), so actual improvement was probably |
The shortened barrel incurred a reduction in | muzzle velocity, but as tank guns in World War I were |
reduces the pressure on the ball, reducing its | muzzle velocity. |
roduction ceased due to insufficient range and | muzzle velocity. |
e to its predecessor,with less range and lower | muzzle velocity. |
Muzzle velocity: 550 m/s | |
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