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what i have in my trunk M-16, Ak-47, Ar-15, and many others
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The grooves cut inside a barrel of a gun to spin the bullet as moves through it. spinning improves accuracy
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v. to cut or manufacture spiraling grooves - most often times inside the barrel of a gun or small arm
n. any small arm that features rifling inside its barrel Note: Science fiction often mistakenly refers to some portable LASER weapons as "rifles" or "laser rifles". Unless the weapon features rifling (which is unlikely and useless to a laser), then these terms are incorrect. Also see: rifling "Gunsmiths first began to rifle muskets in Europe."
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The radio call given by military pilots when a AGM-65 Maverick is fired. "Rifle!"
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When shotgun has been called on the passenger seat of a car journey, Rifle can then be called by two of the three backseat passengers to get a window seat instead of being stuck in the middle.
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A mean little peice of equipment used in colorguard man that bitch hit me with her rifle yesterday!
dude i totally threw that rifle and it came flying at me! |
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the backseat of a car, behind "shotgun" (the front passenger seat), or possibly behind "AK-47" (the driver's seat).
"I CALL SHOTGUN!"
"duuuuuuuuude no." "yes bitch. you get rifle." "ugh, fine." |
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