A Straight Pull Bolt is an alternative loading mechanism to the original turn-bolt design in the category of bolt-action guns. It features a bolt that is pulled straight back to empty the firing chamber and then simply pushed back into its original position to load the next round. This is done as opposed to turning the bolt, then pulling it back (releasing the spent cartridge in the process), pushing it forward (chambering a new round in the process), and finally turning it back into the position it started in.
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| - A Straight Pull Bolt is an alternative loading mechanism to the original turn-bolt design in the category of bolt-action guns. It features a bolt that is pulled straight back to empty the firing chamber and then simply pushed back into its original position to load the next round. This is done as opposed to turning the bolt, then pulling it back (releasing the spent cartridge in the process), pushing it forward (chambering a new round in the process), and finally turning it back into the position it started in.
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| - Sniper rifles
- Bolt-Action Sniper Rifles
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| - A Straight Pull Bolt is an alternative loading mechanism to the original turn-bolt design in the category of bolt-action guns. It features a bolt that is pulled straight back to empty the firing chamber and then simply pushed back into its original position to load the next round. This is done as opposed to turning the bolt, then pulling it back (releasing the spent cartridge in the process), pushing it forward (chambering a new round in the process), and finally turning it back into the position it started in. Removal of the turning action allows snipers to chamber and fire rounds faster, allowing for more follow-up shots if the first one misses, which is not represented in the Battlefield games for balance reasons. It also allows snipers to keep an eye on their targets whilst readying another shot, giving them accuracy while their target is mobile.
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