His second round was instantly loaded, and the American exploded a T-8o two down from Bock's.

Two hundred rounds of ammunition had been loaded.

Internally the 5.56x45mm case wall is thicker, and the round itself is typically loaded to produce higher pressure than the .223.

The breech would then closed once the next round was loaded and was ready to fire.

Once the round was loaded the breech closed automatically and the weapon was ready to be fired again.

This round was never loaded commercially, and is almost identical to the original Colt round, except having a larger diameter rim.

The three rounds were loaded simultaneously into a chamber and the chamber indexed to fire out each round before extraction.

When attempting to quickly reload a gun, each raise allows another round of ammunition to be loaded in a single action.

One round had already been loaded when the order came to cease fire so she fired it, with a reduced charge, into a minefield to seaward.

Typically, the first round is manually loaded into the chamber by pulling back and releasing ("racking") the slide mechanism.