Crap, just saw bon's edit:
also, not all that many shotguns have two barrels, but you won't see a rifle with it.
I think I'll add this back to the list of things it's not worth it for me to figure out/remember.
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Crap, just saw bon's edit:
also, not all that many shotguns have two barrels, but you won't see a rifle with it.
I think I'll add this back to the list of things it's not worth it for me to figure out/remember.
I'm telling you bon bon, you should hang out with my mom. After all, she's got the reloader in the basement.
My parents made my bedroom into a "reloading room."
Two barrels is automatically a shotgun. If it's loaded by either breaking the gun in half, or by using a pump underneath the barrel, it's a shotgun. If it has a bolt, or has an ammunition magazine in front of the trigger, it's a rifle.
Are all long one-barrel guns rifles?
Shotguns can have long barrels. The longest rifles are gonna be longer than the longest shotguns, but there can be overlap.
Typical shotgun: [link]
OK. Break open = shotgun. Two barrels = shotgun. This is a start.
My parents made my bedroom into a "reloading room."
Bhahahahah! That's love right there. My mom's reloader is on the same table as the sewing machine. She probably uses the reloader more often.
Break open = shotgun. Two barrels = shotgun. This is a start.
And the pumpy ka-chunk thing? Shotgun.
Honestly? I only want to know this because I hate there being stuff I don't know. Which is an idiotic reason.
Which is an idiotic reason.
It's my reason d'etre, to mangle a language or two. The possible practical applications of depth of field in paintings to my life? None.
Yeah, but you're at least interested in the depth of field thing. I don't actually care at all what kind of gun is what. This is when I wish you could just stick a big needle in the back of my head and insert knowledge.