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Also known as gun, chemical propellant gun, chemical reaction gun, gun weapon, gun, projectile, projectile gun, gun, chemical propellant, firearms

macchina termobalistica che sfrutta l'energia cinetica dei gas in espansione

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A firearm is any gun that shoots projectiles by using high-pressure explosive force created from burning chemical propellant, typically black powder in older guns and smokeless powder in modern ones. The term is defined differently across countries both technically and legally, and a subset called "small arms" refers to lighter firearms designed to be carried and used by individuals.

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Article · Italiano

Un'arma da fuoco (o arma a fuoco) è un tipo di arma termobalistica che sfrutta l'energia cinetica dei gas in espansione da una carica di lancio o scoppio per scagliare dei proiettili. La sua azione può essere diretta o indiretta.

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