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hammerless
[ ham-er-lis ]
hammerless
/ ˈhæməlɪs /
adjective
- (of a firearm) having the hammer enclosed so that it is not visible
Word History and Origins
Origin of hammerless1
Example Sentences
The gun taken to the Las Vegas museum, an Iver Johnson Safety Hammerless, also belonged to Capone but had a different back-story.
Mr. Asaro drove Mr. Valenti to Mr. Burke’s house the night of the robbery, giving him a .38 hammerless pistol and an instruction: “‘Anything happens, just stand your ground and continue to do the robbery the best you can,’” Mr. Asaro told him, Mr. Valenti testified.
A hammerless ejector game gun that has been in continuous production since 1880, it’s a graceful work of art.
Perhaps this is an argument in favour of a hammerless gun!
A very important improvement was the introduction of the hammerless gun, in which the mechanism for firing is placed entirely within the gun.
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