The word "reloading" is correct and usable in written English.
"Reloading" is a verb that means to load or charge a firearm again after it has been fired. It can also refer to the process of filling a magazine or cartridge with ammunition. Example: The soldier quickly reloaded his rifle after firing a round, readying himself for another shot.
Fees can include not just upfront "activation" charges but also levies for reloading funds and monthly "maintenance".
THEY work while we sleep, unloading planes and lorries, feeding packages and letters into huge sorting machines, and reloading them for rapid delivery to the four corners of the earth.
In 2010, on receiving a garbled message from the probe, the team painstakingly retrieved a full dump of memory using one of the back-ups, which revealed a single bit in a program sequence had flipped from 0 to 1. Reloading the program did the trick.Nor is the tinkering confined to fixing glitches.
Some were old muzzle-loaders, but up to 300 Indians possessed Henry and Winchester repeating rifles capable of firing 17 rounds without reloading.
Reloading is a time-consuming operation.
For example, a presser handles four presses doing the same or different operations; by the time a worker has finished extracting and loading the fourth machine, the first machine is ready for extraction and reloading.
Rifled barrels, in which spiral grooves were cut into the bore, were known to improve accuracy by imparting a gyroscopic spin to the projectile, but reloading rifled weapons was slowed because the lead ball had to be driven into the barrel's rifling.
Once the weapon was fired, the soldier released a latch with his thumb, grasped a knob at the end of a handle projecting from the bolt, turned it until locking lugs on the bolt were disengaged from slots in the receiver, and slid the bolt back to open the chamber for reloading.
Semiautomatic special-purpose machines are manually reloaded after each task; in automatic machines reloading and extraction are both done by the machine.
Gas pressure thus performed automatically the reloading task formerly done by hand.
His interest in the problem of automatic weapons led him to settle in London, where in 1884 he produced the first satisfactory fully automatic machine gun, employing the recoil of the barrel for ejecting the spent cartridges and reloading the chamber.
