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	Squad automatic weapon - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		A squad automatic weapon (SAW) is a light or general-purpose machine gun, usually equipped with a bipod and firing a rifle-caliber bullet.
		Fully automatic weapons require large amounts of expensive live-fire training before troops learn to actually hit targets while not wasting ammunition.
		Hand-held fully automatic fire is difficult to control and is less likely to hit an incapacitating part of the enemy's anatomy.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Squad_automatic_weapon (564 words)

	Correct use of three round bursts and automatic fire. (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		Bursts will be fired only when beating off an enemy assault, making a counterthrust (against a penetration, in close combat), or at very short ranges during combat in trenches, towns, or woods.
		A more effective use of automatic fire is to put a short burst into each target and not waste rounds in the gaps between them.
		While manuals state that such weapons should mainly be used to fire 3 round bursts in practice this may not be done in the heat of combat.
	www.angelfire.com /art/enchanter/burst.html (2003 words)

	Wollongong Extinguisher Service-Australia. For Fire Extinguishers.
		Automatic fire sprinkler systems must be inspected, tested and maintained as detailed in Australian Standard 1851, Section 3, Part 3.
		Fully automatic fire sprinkler systems are widely regarded as the most effective method of controlling a fire.
		Automatic fire sprinklers provide a significant level of protection for the occupants of a building together with protection of the environment by minimising the effects that a major structural fire could have.
	www.fireservice.com.au /sprinklers.html (745 words)

	Weapons
		Firing the NATO round of its time, 7.62mm, it fails to reach a muzzle velocity of more than 838m/s.
		The MP5 and all its predecessors are particularly effective for hostage rescue as a result of their reliability, compactness, and trigger feature that means the weapons fires on the depression of the trigger appose to the compression of the trigger.
		With an overwhelming 1300 rounds/m rate of fire, its a surprise this weapon hasn't become a standard issue machine pistol, although it is commonly used for hostage rescue.
	www.redprints.btinternet.co.uk /weapons.htm (1168 words)

	Glossary Of Firearm Terms
		Automatic Pistols: A pistol that uses part of the energy of the firing of a cartridge to operate a mechanism that ejects the spent cartridge and loads a new cartridge from a magazine.
		Automatic Rifles: A rifle that uses part of the energy of the firing of a cartridge to operate a mechanism that ejects the spent cartridge and loads a new cartridge from a magazine.
		Note that assault rifles and "assault weapons" differ mainly in that the former are fully automatic and the latter are semiautomatic.
	www.kitsune.addr.com /Firearms/Firearm_Terms.htm (2269 words)

	Chapter 8 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		Existing fully sprinklered buildings, when remodeled or enlarged, shall retain the feature of being fully sprinklered, including the remodeled or added portion.
		All automatic fire sprinkler systems shall be supervised by an alarm which shall give an audible signal at a constantly attended station and on the building exterior.
		The requirement of an automatic fire sprinkler system does not eliminate the requirements for alarms and fire detection systems found in the Uniform Building Code or Uniform Fire Code.
	www.langleywa.org /8.24.htm (453 words)

	Beretta M93R (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		Beretta had equipped a pistol with the ability to fire fully automatic before, with their M951, but while succesful, it had also shown that a pistol-sized weapon was very difficult to control in fully automatic fire.
		Firing either single shots or the devestating three shot burst, it is a typical Beretta firearm, mechanically solid, and a with great finish.
		Also, since it can fire fully automatic bursts, a special permit to own the gun is needed.
	www.kitsune.addr.com /Firearms/Subs/Beretta_M93.htm (335 words)

	Semi Automatic & Assault Rifles
		Upon firing, the bolt group was forced back against the return spring, the spent case being extracted and ejected.
		Because of its automatic capability, and the kind of political insanity endemic to Nazi Germany, the weapon was described as a sub machine gun initially.
		However, in automatic fire it used an open bolt action the same as a sub machine gun (see Sub Machine Guns).
	www.bayonetstrength.150m.com /Weapons/semiautomatic/semi_automatic.htm (2376 words)

	The Tommy Gun
		It was selective for semi- or fully-automatic fire.
		It fired a.45 cal. cartridge (Colt.45 ACP) in 20- or 30-round magazines, 50-round, or a 100-round drum.
		The gun was reliable, and continued to operate when similar weapons would have failed due to exposure to battle-field conditions.
	www.piscesallmedia.com /golden/tommy.html (422 words)

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		The sear trip, which is the part in the weapon which is designed to trip the automatic sear so that the gun will operate in a fully automatic mode, has been welded in place in the receiver and then has been cut off so that it does not function.
		Although the rifle may be made capable of either automatic or semi-automatic fires, many countries use only a semi-automatic version as a basis individual weapon.
		Arnold and our witness; that the original design of these guns was so that they could be fired fully automatic, and this later alteration, our position is, does not change the original design and I think comes within the statutory language.
	www.cs.cmu.edu /afs/cs/user/wbardwel/public/nfalist/us_v_1FAL.txt (13785 words)

	HK G3
		The G3 is typical of its day, a rifle chambered in 7.62 x 51 mm NATO, capable of semi-automatic or fully automatic fire and using a detachable magazine, like the FN FAL or the M14.
		When round is fired the intense pressure of 50,000 lbf/in² (300 MPa) must first overcome the rollers before the bolt pushes backward against the recoil spring, which then pushes it forward to strip another round from the magazine.
		Although the G3 is capable of fully automatic fire, in practice this was not extremely useful.
	www.archaeologics.com /Forensics-DtoH/HK_G3.php (2556 words)

	Introduction to Firearms (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		Following the recommendations of the German Rifle Testing Commission (Spandau) for an individual, light weight weapon capable of fully automatic fire, Schmeisser was tasked to develop a weapon for the close quarters combat of trench warfare.
		This, along with the use of a shoulder stock, allowed the weapon to be controllable in fully automatic fire, giving the user the ability to engage multiple targets in cramped quarters in a very short amount of time.
		Also, the very low recoil generated allows more efficient use of full automatic fire, so the concept is a viable solution from that point of view.
	matrix.dumpshock.com /raygun/firearms/smg/iapps_smg.html (1992 words)

	COALITION for Gun Control - Military Assault Weapons in Canada
		The difference between fully automatic and semi automatic military weapons is minimal: while a fully auto AK-47 fires 20 rounds in 2.4 seconds, a semi-auto Norinco AK-47 takes 4.6 seconds (Handgun Control, The Deadly Distinction, video, 1989).
		In 1978, fully automatic firearms were banned, although anyone who legally possessed them at the time was deemed a “genuine gun collector” and was permitted to retain them as “grandfathered” weapons.
		Bill C-17 in 1991 prohibited semi automatic military weapons which could be converted to fully automatic fire.
	www.guncontrol.ca /Content/MAW.htm (974 words)

	Heckler & Koch G3 - WikiMirror (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		The G3 is typical of its day: a rifle chambered in 7.62 x 51 mm NATO, capable of semi-automatic or fully-automatic fire and using a detachable magazine, like the FN FAL or the M14.
		The G3 uses a firing mechanism that was developed from a roller-locking system patented by Edward Stecke of Poland during the 1930s; this was used in the MG-42.
		It also has another failing shared with other rifles of its caliber: Although the G3 is capable of fully automatic fire, in practice this is not extremely useful, as the recoil generated by the 7.62 NATO cartridge makes fully automatic operation impractical at ranges beyond a few steps.
	www.wiki-mirror.be /index.php/G3_rifle (3538 words)

	Submachine Gun, Cal. .45, M1928A1, Thompson (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		The M1928A1 "Tommy Gun", a delayed blowback submachine gun, was issued to armored and reconnaissance units.
		It fired a.45 cal. cartridge in 20- or 30-round magazines, or a 50-round drum.
		The gun was reliable, and continued to operate when similar weapons would have failed due to exposure to battle-field conditions (354,000).
	www.fas.org /man/dod-101/sys/land/m1928.htm (190 words)

	ASSAULT RIFLES AND THEIR AMMUNITION:
		This was the Czech vz52 rifle chambered for their 7.62x45 (after earlier experiments with a 7.5x45), a superior cartridge to the AK-47's in terms of range, but it was soon replaced by the vz52/57 (chambered for the 7.62x39) in the interests of commonality with the rest of the Warsaw Pact.
		A "salvo-squeezebore" (firing several stacked conical projectiles which were squeezed down to a smaller calibre by a muzzle attachment) was developed for the.50" BMG, and a version in 7.62x51 NATO was also tested with unsatisfactory results.
		This enables it to fire a 123 grain Lapua Scenar bullet at 2,530 fps (8.0g at 770 m/s: 2,370j) from a 16 inch barrel, with a far superior ballistic coefficient to the 5.56mm Mk 262 or 6.8mm bullets (SDR 0.252).
	www.quarry.nildram.co.uk /Assault.htm (5638 words)

	CPS&M: Publications
		While it lacks a fully automatic rate of fire, its 32-round magazine can be emptied in seconds.
		Its primary purpose is to allow the shooter to grasp the barrel and sweep the weapon from side to side while firing rapidly -- called a "spray fire" technique -- without burning his or her hands.
		Because it is designed primarily for spray fire, the TEC-9 presents a severe threat to everyone in the vicinity of the defender, including family members, passersby, and innocent bystanders, and is therefore a hazard for self-defense.
	www.cpsmlaw.com /publications/assault.shtml (3778 words)

	Assault Rifle Ammunition History
		This was the Czech vz52 rifle chambered for their 7.62x45, a superior cartridge to the AK47’s in terms of range, but it was soon replaced by the vz52/57 (chambered for the 7.62x39) in the interests of commonality with the rest of the Warsaw Pact.
		A “salvo-squeezebore” (firing several stacked conical projectiles which were squeezed down to a smaller calibre by a muzzle attachment) was developed for the.50 BMG, but versions which have appeared in 7.62mm NATO appeared to have been made for their novelty value.
		The theory was that firing three slightly dispersed shots in quick succession should enable the pH to be doubled, and several different weapon concepts were prepared.
	www.65grendel.com /art002arammo.htm (4788 words)

	1994 Crime Bill - Assault Weapons Ban
		Burst Fire - Three shots are fired in succession for every pull of the trigger.
		(Fully) Automatic Fire - Weapon will fire in succession as long the trigger is held back and there is ammunition in the magazine.
		Assault Rifle - A shoulder fired weapon that is capable of fully-automatic fire, burst fire or select fire.
	www.glowingtubes.com /p/1994_crime_bill.htm (779 words)

	Gemtech M4-96D
		Suppressors shown with or designed for machine guns are rated for fully automatic fire.
		In the case of suppressors designed for.223 (5.56mm), there are some limitations in the duration of fully automatic fire due to shortcomings in the ammunition, not the suppressor.
		Because of the deleterious heating effect, most weapon manufacturers place serious limitations on sustained fully automatic fire and state that the barrel is ruined after a 200 round burst.
	www.gem-tech.com /m4-96d.html (394 words)

	[No title] (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		Previously, riflemen had fully automatic fire only with submachine guns firing a pistol cartridge or heavy automatic rifles (such as Browning Automatic Rifles) firing a rifle cartridge.
		The impact of the STG series on small arms was immeasurable and permanent, leading to new generations of rifles (including the M16) firing intermediate cartridges.
		While the public can buy what looks like assault rifles, the weapons are in fact “semiautomatic rifles,” since by definition assault rifles have fully automatic fire capability, making them “machine guns” under the law and restricting their availability to the public.
	www.marinetimes.com /print.php?f=0-MARINEPAPER-272638.php (515 words)

	Glock 18
		The only external differences between the two pistols are the markings on the slide and the selector switch at the rear of the slide.
		The fire control mechanism for the Glock 18 is extremely simple.
		When the slide moves forward during the reloading phase of the shooting cycle, this protrusion pushes downwards on the trigger bar, which in turn releases the striker right at the end of its cocking cycle, thereby releasing the striker (firing pin) to fire the round of ammunition.
	www.cybershooters.org /dgca/prod01.htm (1113 words)

	MILITARY FIREARMS -- M1 & M1928 THOMPSON SMG (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		It fired the.45 cal. ACP cartridge in 20- or 30-round magazines, or a 50-round drum.
		It fired the same.45 cal. cartridge in 20- or 30-round magazines with a rate of fire of 700 cpm in full automatic mode.
		Two Marines, Davis P. Hargraves with Thompson submachine gun and Gabriel Chavarria with Browning Automatic Rifle (BAR), of 2d Battalion, 1st Marines, advance on Wana Ridge, Okinawa on 18 May 1945.
	www.olive-drab.com /od_other_firearms_smg_m1thompson.php3 (524 words)

	Ruger 22 Fully Automatic Diagram - ... - catalina22.theused.be (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		You may be thinking of the automatic bolt release...
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		A fully automatic espresso machine has an integrated grinder, and will grind just the right amount of coffee for the perfect shot each time.
	catalina22.theused.be /.../ruger-22-fully-automatic-diagram.html (478 words)

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		It had a direct gas operated bolt, a straight stock, fired from a twenty round magazine, had a hinged reciever, and was eminently controllable even in fully automatic fire.
		One of these was the reliance upon a certain kind of gunpowder for the cartridge, another was that the barrel wasn`t chrome lined.
		In addition to that, the A3 is capable of fully automatic fire in place of the three round burst.
	hem.passagen.se /mickesoderberg/hemsida/m-16.htm (708 words)

	G30 Gauss Rifle (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		However the ease with which the weapon could be converted to fully automatic fire rapidly lead to it's popularity with criminal elements.
		It should be noted that the G30 will be an unreliable weapon if converted to fully automatic fire (assuming a rate limiter is also used, without a rate limiter it will be very unreliable).
		The G30 is a conventionally stocked semiautomatic gauss rifle, firing 4 mm ferrotungsten needles from a detachable 20 round magazine.
	www.downport.com /amv/Weapons/G30.htm (248 words)

	AK47-style Firearms - The OG's Favorite Firearms (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		In the majority of cases (as with the true AK47), these were either select-fire or fully automatic firearms making simple possession of them a violation of the NFA regs.
		I then asked if the firearm in question was capable of fully automatic fire.
		The AK47 is a Russian rifle and is capable of fully-automatic fire.
	www.geocities.com /kirbytheog/ak47.html (882 words)

	Red Faction Watch
		It's inaccurate to be sure, but makes up for it with a very high firing rate and a usual belt size of 99 rounds; however, as if you could be subtle with a sledgehammer, the secondary fire mode slows the firing rate to a more manageable speed with a concurrent increase in accuracy.
		Mercenaries will wield the Heavy Machine Gun at you with lethal precision, so be wary once you here it going off.
		Fully automatic but slower firing rate that's significantly more accurate.
	redfaction.volitionwatch.com /weapons/heavy_machine_gun.shtml (202 words)

	Deficit Spending Is Hurting America (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		It was a small caliber machine gun, which means it was capable of fully-automatic fire.
		This means that just by holding the trigger down, it will fire anywhere from 400 to over 1200 rounds per minute.
		Because of their different internal mechanism, they CANNOT be fired as fast as fully automatic weapons.
	home.comcast.net /~commonsensenow/assault.html (313 words)

	eBay - fully automatic ..., Airsoft, Watches items on eBay.com (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		Fully Automatic airsoft gun/guns 1/1 scale M83 Rifle
		Nikon PN-11, 52.5 Extension Tube, fully automatic EXC.
		GBO Fully Automatic Hour Meter (No Batteries or Wires)
	search-desc.ebay.com /search/search.dll?query=fully+automatic+...&krd=1 (466 words)

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