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A single-stroke is a completely different powerplant than a spring gun.
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But it is NEVER a single-stroke, which generally and correctly called a single-stroke pneumatic.
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THE LOWDOWN: Brand-new from Walther, this is a spring-powered single-stroke model, and the one I shot was the first to make it to the United States.
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THE LOWDOWN: This single-stroke break-barrel comes in both .17 and .22.
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There is no compression spring in a single-stroke gun.
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Xerox PARC apparently patented any data-entry method that uses single-stroke characters.
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Devices telephone receiver or microphone or throat microphone hand set loudspeaker or monohead, general stereohead, general record head, mechanical replay head, mechanical magnetic head, general recording head playback head magnetic head for recording and playback erasing head bell, general alternating current bell direct current bell single-stroke bell buzzer horn siren howler
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The wardroom echoes, "But ..." like a single-stroke engine having trouble getting started.
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With the ball in the bore, both men again manned the rammer to force the shot home and delivered a final single-stroke ram.
Artillery Through the Ages A Short Illustrated History of Cannon, Emphasizing Types Used in America
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The language ranges from tart, funny observations and brilliant single-stroke descriptions to terribly fey, arch and embarrassing phrases.
chained_bear commented on the word single-stroke
See buzz roll.
March 11, 2008