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The 12 pages that link to Chamber (firearms), each with the reason it gives.

• Cartridge (firearms)Related: The cartridge fits inside it, where firing pressure is contained.

• Firearm actionRelated: Actions move cartridges into and out of this location.

• Repeating firearmRelated: Each successive cartridge must be chambered before it can be fired.

• Bolt actionRelated: The bolt closes behind the chamber to contain firing pressure.

• Automatic firearmRelated: The action must place each successive cartridge in the chamber.

• Blowback operationRelated: The chamber supports the cartridge case as the bolt starts to move.

• Magazine (firearms)Related: The magazine feeds cartridges toward this destination, but does not itself fire them.

• Bolt-action rifleRelated: The bolt closes behind the cartridge seated in this part of the rifle.

• Metallic cartridgeRelated: The cartridge sits in the chamber, whose walls contain pressure during ignition.

• Rotating boltRelated: The rotating bolt locks the cartridge into the chamber’s breech end.

• Semi-automatic firearmRelated: The action must place each new cartridge in the chamber before it can fire.

• Russian rouletteRelated: The loaded chamber is the source of the game’s immediate lethal risk.