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How does a gun work?

All firearm uses the basic principles. First, the trigger is pulled, then causing a firing pin to
strike the primer, the primer fire up the gunpowder and the flaming powder generates
pressure, the pressure pushes the bullet down the barrel and out the muzzle.

In these GIF animations, you will know how gun work. The model used here Colt of .45
" (11.25 mm diameter of the bale) used by the US Army between 1911 and 1985.

The animation was created by Jacob O'Neal.

All firearm uses the basic principles. First, the trigger is pulled, then causing a firing pin to
strike the primer, the primer fire up the gunpowder and the flaming powder generates
pressure, the pressure pushes the bullet down the barrel and out the muzzle.

In these GIF animations, you will know how gun work. The model used here Colt of .45
" (11.25 mm diameter of the bale) used by the US Army between 1911 and 1985.

The animation was created by Jacob O'Neal.

All firearm uses the basic principles. First, the trigger is pulled, then causing a firing pin to
strike the primer, the primer fire up the gunpowder and the flaming powder generates
pressure, the pressure pushes the bullet down the barrel and out the muzzle.

In these GIF animations, you will know how gun work. The model used here Colt of .45
" (11.25 mm diameter of the bale) used by the US Army between 1911 and 1985.

The animation was created by Jacob O'Neal.

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