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on the bolt head, so no amount of force pushing back on the bolt can cause the bolt to unlock. When chambering a fresh cartridge the bolt head is used to push out the rollers. For that the bolt head ends in an angled/oblique wedge to smoothly move the rollers outwards into their lockup position.
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As the slide moves forward, the locking piece maintains outward pressure on the rollers. When the recesses in the slide are positioned with the rollers, the locking piece will push them out into the recesses and move forward, locking the barrel to the slide again, the barrel and slide will move
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With the locking piece stopped by the tab, the rollers will continue rearward with the slide, until they reach the recessed portion of the locking piece. The rollers will then be allowed to move inward and release from their indentations in the slide, releasing the slide from the barrel.
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The origin of the roller-locking is debated: even though the general principle of utilizing "ball bearing parts" under radial pressure "for preventing uncoupling of the coupling members" was known no later than 1910s, it was apparently not used in firearms until 1930s.
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When the gun is fired, the barrel, slide, and locking piece (right side of picture) will move backward a short distance, while the locking piece will be stopped by a tab on the frame, shown on the left with a stick pointing out the mating surface.
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At about the same time, the barrel will be stopped by the locking piece. Momentum will carry the slide back against the pressure of the recoil spring where extraction and feeding of a fresh cartridge happen similarly to other designs.
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Normally the recoil spring pushes the locking piece rearward, which in turn pushes the barrel back and holds the locking rollers. (In some of these pictures the spring is removed.)
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forward a small amount and stop. Unlike a standard Browning short-recoil action, there is no tipping of the barrel during operation.
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In roller-locked arms in the locked position during firing, the rollers rest on parallel surfaces relative to the
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The ball-bearing roller locking system used in straight-pull rifles like the
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pistol. The slide, barrel, locking piece, and rollers are shown here.
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