| 1. | After the gun is fired, the recoil energy sends the slide rearward slightly.
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| 2. | The concept of free recoil comes from the tolerability of gross recoil energy.
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| 3. | Likewise, the recoil energy given to the firearm is affected by the ejected gas.
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| 4. | Ergonomic design should minimize recoil energies and control shot dispersion.
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| 5. | This decreased recoil energy made possible a reliable, lightweight semi-automatic rifle with existing technology.
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| 6. | Typically recoil energy from a fired round is blowback.
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| 7. | Other rotating-barrel cannons are powered by the gas pressure or recoil energy of fired cartridges.
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| 8. | In the rifle used by Accurate Reloading this would result in recoil energy of approximately.
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| 9. | In a the . 416 Remington Magnum will generate about of recoil energy at velocity of.
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| 10. | The . 500 S & W Magnum has a very high recoil energy and recoil velocity.
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