Noun:

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ramrod's Usage Examples:

02 cm) in width overall consisting of two gold ramrods in saltire between three black gunstones and red flames in front of a vertical.

With three strokes of the ramrod, the bullet would become deformed and flatten, so as to.

Wooden ramrods were used with the first guns but were replaced by iron ones, although.

bank and spiked the guns but used ramrods for the spiking instead of handspikes, which meant that the cannon were only temporarily disabled.

56, and hardly resembled the clear-eyed, ramrod-straight, powerfully gesticulating hypnotic and charismatic orator who had led the Nazi Party to power.

continued into the 1880s, using wooden staffs worked by several sailors as ramrods.

fouling) which after loading could then be struck with a ramrod.

A countersunk ramrod, used in the 19th century for cylindro-conical bullets, as in the Thouvenin stem rifle or the Minié rifle.

in Jamaica that was "the most fit to make Rods and Scowrers for Guns" (ramrods), while Irish physician and botanist Patrick Browne described it as one.

(1849–1909), invented pneumatic dynamite torpedo-gun, invented an electrical fuse, Other inventions included a modified entrenching tool, a ramrod-bayonet.

In the Minié rifle a countersunk ramrod was necessary to force the ball without damaging its shape.

out the mobile launching sites, by flying sorties known in the RAF as ramrods (daylight bomber sorties on specific targets).

were loaded down the muzzle end of the gun which necessitated use of a ramrod held in a channel in the stock under the barrel.

Synonyms:

rod,