Oceanography
Shrimps know how to shoot, like ... Songoku
This shrimp is probably the only creature in the world who knows how to use it
Pistol
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Articles about Pistol
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True impact on the action of the shotgun when you pull the trigger
Recently, designer Jacob O Neal of Animagraffs.com created an animation series explaining the inner workings of the legendary M1911.
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Video: A close-up shot of a pistol's assassin
The predatory pistol shrimp that uses it creates a bubble bullet that can kill the enemy.
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Video: How many shots to shoot a lock?
In the video above, people actually experiment by taking many guns with different types of bullets fired directly into the lock.
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8 worst guns ever invented
In this article, we will introduce you to the 8 most silly guns ever produced.
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Israel launches 'masterpiece' pistol
Famed for its reputation as a defense industry, Israel has recently launched a new pistol to meet the four highest standards in combat.
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Amazingly, the gun only shot when placed next to the clock
Smart weapons, which seem to only come from fiction today, become a reality when the Armatix iP1 pistol, which is linked to a smart watch, allows control of gun use.
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Super Russian military uniform 'accepting' pistol shot at 10 millimeters
In September 2015, Russia announced to equip the latest Ratnik army. Accordingly, there are 80,000 soldiers equipped with Ratnik-2.
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15 greatest hi-tech guns in the world
Military countries are developing or testing guns with technology and capabilities that you seem to be able to see only in 007.
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US million dollar guns from meteorites billions of years
The Cabot Guns manufacturer claims to make a pistol from a meteorite billions of years ago that is expected to sell for $ 1 million.
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The first complete 3D gun
This gun is called the Liberator, a pistol, with the ability to fire a variety of ammunition with varying plastic barrels.
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DNA guns help identify criminals
SelectaDNA has launched the 'crime-sensitive DNA gun'. Thanks to guns, in cases of chaos, security police easily arrested suspects.