Letter: F

Two or more shot pellets joined together during the process of manufacturing or during firing.

A metallic ring surrounding the magazine tube to retard the opening velocity of a recoil operated shotgun.

Any form of sighting device at or near the muzzle of a firearm.

A cover to protect the front sight from damage.

The exposed metal strip at the front of a pistol or revolver grip.

The operation of reforming a fired cartridge case to approximately its original dimensions.

The operation of reforming a fired cartridge case to approximately its original dimensions.

A front or rear sight that can be folded down.

A projectile in which the bullet jacket encloses most of the core with the exception of the base. Also called Full-Jacketed, Full Patch, Full Metal Case.

That part in a firearm which, through the action of a spring, forces a cartridge or cartridges to move.