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The 17 pages that link to Recoil, each with the reason it gives.

• MomentumRelated: Opposite momentum changes explain the motion of a recoiling object.

• Conservation of momentumRelated: The expelled matter's momentum is balanced by the object's change in momentum.

• ArtilleryRelated: Managing recoil keeps artillery stable and limits the force transmitted to its mount.

• FirearmRelated: It is the firearm’s response to the momentum created during firing.

• Naval artilleryRelated: Managing recoil protects the gun mount and the ship's structure.

• Machine gunRelated: Recoil can both operate a firearm and affect its control.

• Newton's third lawRelated: The launcher and projectile acquire opposite momenta during their interaction.

• RifleRelated: Rifle recoil affects handling and the shooter’s ability to maintain aim.

• Hand cannonRelated: The barrel and stockless grip transmitted firing forces directly to the operator.

• Recoil operationNarrower topic: Recoil operation harnesses this movement to power the firearm's loading cycle.

• ShotgunRelated: Shotgun recoil varies with firearm mass and shotshell payload.

• Submachine gunNarrower topic: Managing recoil is central to controlling a lightweight weapon firing repeated pistol rounds.

• Small armsRelated: Recoil affects control, comfort, and the design of small arms.

• GunsRelated: The gun and projectile exchange momentum during firing.

• Decay energyRelated: Decay products carry momentum, so the daughter nucleus takes kinetic energy too.

• Richard Jordan GatlingRelated: Gatling’s hand-powered mechanism avoided relying on recoil to cycle the weapon.

• Fire (weapons)Related: Projectile acceleration produces an opposite reaction that can affect follow-up shots.