unrifled

IPA: ʌnrˈaɪfʌɫd

adjective

  • (firearms) Having a bore with a smooth interior, i.e. one that has not been rifled
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Examples of "unrifled" in Sentences

  • The prevailing weapon was a cumbersome unrifled musket.
  • Then attacking the other hand, he jumped down, fur unrifled, and walked off.
  • First of all, because a gun with an unrifled barrel is only accurate to a few inches.
  • The TruBall shoots very well; my unrifled Ithaca 37 prints sub-2-inch groups with them at 50 yards.
  • I mean, unrifled firearms are really inaccurate, and simply hitting a target at a distance is a challenge.
  • Then I will expect to arrive at a gleaming airport, where I will be greeted by a chipper employee and quickly shuffled through security, where I will take off and land on time and be handed an unrifled bag.
  • The man was armed, but the women were burdened with his own belongings -- the medicine chest -- his saddle and bridle -- his unrifled mule-pack -- and, wonder of wonders! the presents Khinjan's sick had given him, including money and weapons.

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