recoil
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Definition
To move suddenly backwards as a result of force or fear, or to feel a strong dislike or disgust for something.
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He wasn't managing that recoil. That's how I know.
Iran Special Forces is probably the “best” I’ve ever seenThat's something to think about, you know, where these guns got a little bit of recoil.
Reality Ruins Icons: The K98k SniperAnd recoil impulse plays a big part.
Reality Ruins Icons: The K98k SniperNow, even then, that recoil impulse is still rather jostling, especially if you shoot a bunch.
Reality Ruins Icons: The K98k SniperBut he came up with an idea for a roller-locked, recoil operated machine gun with a largely stamped sheet metal receiver.
Hitler's Zipper: The MG-42 Universal Machine GunSo there's our stock, I can also take this out. That's actually the buffer assembly to reduce felt recoil a bit, and that's the buttstock itself.
Hitler's Zipper: The MG-42 Universal Machine GunWe have the recoil spring. Note that this is a three-wire, braided spring.
Hitler's Zipper: The MG-42 Universal Machine GunBut I do think there will be some pushback, some recoil from this type of intermingling of business in politics and influence, in the way that we have seen in the Trump administration, the second Trump administration in particular.
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