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fucile a canna liscia
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tipologia di arma da fuoco
A shotgun is a firearm that fires multiple pellets (called shot) in a spread pattern, rather than a single bullet, making it effective at closer ranges. Shotguns are commonly used for hunting, sport shooting (like clay pigeon shooting), and self-defense, and they come in different action types such as pump-action and semi-automatic designs.
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Un fucile a canna liscia è un'arma da fuoco lunga portatile con l'interno della canna non rigata (cioè ad anima liscia). La funzione principale di quest'arma è lo sparare munizioni, generalmente calibro 12, con cartucce a pallettoni o pallini da caccia. Utilizzano una canna liscia, in quanto i pallettoni rovinerebbero rapidamente la rigatura. Un membro degli United States Marine Corps spara con Benelli M4 semiauto, durante un'esercitazione nella Regione di Arta.(Gibuti) il 23 dicembre 2006.
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