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The phrase "action cock" is not standard or widely recognized in written English, and its usage may be context-specific or informal.
It could be used in contexts related to gaming, entertainment, or specific subcultures where such terminology is understood.
Example: "In the latest game, the character's action cock ability allows for enhanced combat moves."
Alternatives: "action figure" or "action hero".
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Rack the slide again, or if the gun is a double-action, cock the hammer (or striker) again.
The most important innovations were quick ejection of spent cartridges and double-action cocking.
Only one spot teemed with action: the cock fights in the village called Enrique Villanueva.
The slide's action will cock it for subsequent shots.
Repeating shotguns, in which several cartridges could be loaded at once and successively positioned in the firing chamber by a cocking action, became available in the 1880s.
The description of these subsequent Mn cases supported the initial observations by Couper but also added additional symptoms such as micrographia, dystonia (cock gait), and action and postural tremor (Table 1; for reference to these early cases, see Lee 2000; Perl and Olanow 2007).
Before the visit was over, I witnessed my first minotaur cock and disembodied head in action.
Double action (DA): a revolver in which the hammer is cocked automatically in the first part of the trigger pull.
These are commonly carried uncocked, as the first pull of the trigger will cock it before firing, and the action of the slide will cock it for the next shot, lightening the trigger for follow-up shots.
Single action (SA) revolver: a revolver requiring the hammer to be manually set (cocked) for each shot.
Talmadge justified his actions by asserting that Cocking intended to integrate a part of the University of Georgia.
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