I wasn't sure where to post this question, but here goes . . .
Anyone know of any weapons design in which the chamber is separate from the rest of the barrel such that the chamber moves or "floats" in relation to the barrel or vice-versa? I'm talking any design from artillary to machine guns to rifles to pistols - anything?
Now, I'm already familiar with the so called "floating chamber" designed by "Carbine" Williams, which I believe was meant to make a .22 feel like a larger caliber with respect to reoil for training. I'm not interested in that.
Any other leads would be appreciated, though. Thanks.
Anyone know of any weapons design in which the chamber is separate from the rest of the barrel such that the chamber moves or "floats" in relation to the barrel or vice-versa? I'm talking any design from artillary to machine guns to rifles to pistols - anything?
Now, I'm already familiar with the so called "floating chamber" designed by "Carbine" Williams, which I believe was meant to make a .22 feel like a larger caliber with respect to reoil for training. I'm not interested in that.
Any other leads would be appreciated, though. Thanks.