Difference between revisions of "Bolt"

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A '''[[bolt (firearm)|bolt]]''' used blocks the rear of the chamber while the powder burns
 
A '''[[bolt (firearm)|bolt]]''' used blocks the rear of the chamber while the powder burns
  
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A '''[[bolt]]''', also called a "quarrel", is the projectile (arrow) fired from a crossbow.
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A '''bolt''', also called a "quarrel", is the projectile (arrow) fired from a crossbow.
  
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The verb to '''bolt''' can mean (1) to secure a door, gate or similar contrivance by means of a [[bolt]]; and (2) to flee, or run away, escape.
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The verb to '''bolt''' can mean (1) to secure a door, gate or similar contrivance by means of a bolt; and (2) to flee, or run away, escape.
  
 
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Latest revision as of 00:43, July 12, 2016

Bolt usually refers to a type of fastener with a screwed thread, normally requiring a nut.

Bolt may refer to:

A bolt is also a unit of lightning.

A bolt is also a bulk measure of fabric.

A bolt used blocks the rear of the chamber while the powder burns

A bolt, also called a "quarrel", is the projectile (arrow) fired from a crossbow.

The verb to bolt can mean (1) to secure a door, gate or similar contrivance by means of a bolt; and (2) to flee, or run away, escape.