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Anonymous commented at 2016-11-07 03:24:43 » #2045892
No one likes those faggets who go on about guns and pretend to be know it alls (and i'm not a gun fanatic), but since the ejection port is behind the magazine and significantly above the barrel...we know nothing about the action of this gun in particular. In other words, this gun is so different that we don't know if the round might slide back and the action could be closer to where the trigger is, which means the barrel is a normal size compared to other pistols.
Also there'd actually be less kick if the barrel was shorter, because more of the gasses escape as opposed to propelling the bullet forward (less force pushing the bullet forward means less force pushing the user back courtesy of newton's third law).
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No one likes those faggets who go on about guns and pretend to be know it alls (and i'm not a gun fanatic), but since the ejection port is behind the magazine and significantly above the barrel...we know nothing about the action of this gun in particular. In other words, this gun is so different that we don't know if the round might slide back and the action could be closer to where the trigger is, which means the barrel is a normal size compared to other pistols.
Also there'd actually be less kick if the barrel was shorter, because more of the gasses escape as opposed to propelling the bullet forward (less force pushing the bullet forward means less force pushing the user back courtesy of newton's third law).
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Anonymous commented at 2016-11-07 04:02:27 » #2045894
To explain the shorter barrel thing a little better...a shorter barrel means less of the actual explosion goes to pushing the bullet. Like there'd be greater muzzle flash because once the bullet leaves the barrel, the explosion is no longer propelling the bullet, it's just escaping every which way in the air around the muzzle. That's the fundamental reason why rifles have better range cuz the barrel is longer and thus more "explosion" goes into pushing that bullet out.
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To explain the shorter barrel thing a little better...a shorter barrel means less of the actual explosion goes to pushing the bullet. Like there'd be greater muzzle flash because once the bullet leaves the barrel, the explosion is no longer propelling the bullet, it's just escaping every which way in the air around the muzzle. That's the fundamental reason why rifles have better range cuz the barrel is longer and thus more "explosion" goes into pushing that bullet out.
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Anonymous commented at 2016-12-02 21:20:53 » #2058611
#2058350, the length of the barrel doesn't change the energy absorbed. No matter how long the barrel is, the same amount of energy is absorbed, provided none escapes out the muzzle at firing. That's what I was saying earlier. The only effect that the length has is the fact that more of the explosion escapes, causing less recoil.
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#2058350, the length of the barrel doesn't change the energy absorbed. No matter how long the barrel is, the same amount of energy is absorbed, provided none escapes out the muzzle at firing. That's what I was saying earlier. The only effect that the length has is the fact that more of the explosion escapes, causing less recoil.
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