👉 A release weapon is a type of firearm designed to automatically eject its ammunition after each shot, typically through a mechanism that forces the spent casings out of the barrel. This design is often used in military and tactical applications to increase the rate of fire while minimizing the time needed to reload. The process involves a rapid action where the weapon's internal mechanisms, often powered by the energy from the fired round, propel the spent casings out of the chamber, allowing for rapid succession of shots without manual reloading. However, it's important to note that release weapons can be less accurate and more dangerous due to the increased rate of fire and reduced opportunity for recoil control.
