Examples of 'shots per minute' in a sentence
Meaning of "shots per minute"
shots per minute: This phrase is a measurement indicating the number of shots (could refer to photography shots or gunshots) fired within a one-minute time frame. It is often used in contexts related to sports, photography, or military operations
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shots per minute
Three shots per minute.
It was capable of firing approximately three to four shots per minute.
Fully automatic … capable of three hundred shots per minute designed to take … a forty-five calibre bullet.
A trained soldier could fire two to three shots per minute.
Each gun could fire 25 shots per minute to a distance of 27 km.
Military smoothbores were much faster, with practiced soldiery firing 4 shots per minute.
This generally means 30 shots per minute or less.
Any faction that government will trust expensive military equipment, weapons that shoot 550 shots per minute.
This represents an increase of 200 shots per minute in the cyclic rate.
The rifle was a magazine-fed clip-loader and could fire at a rate of 20 shots per minute.
O Rate of fire, shots per minute.
The fire-rate of the Spencer was usually reckoned as fourteen shots per minute.
When the heart rate may exceed 200 shots per minute.
If that increase were cut in half, the gain would only be 100 shots per minute.
It has an autoloader, which ensures a shot fire rate of 6 shots per minute.
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Water chiller and injection machine about 3-5 shots per minute.
The first Gatling guns already allow 200 shots per minute.
I also need guns with loose bullets It fires 850 shots per minute.
It comes from France, a European country, 60 shots per minute.
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