👉 A receiving weapon, often referred to as a "receiving end" or "receiving arm," is a critical component in firearms, specifically designed to safely and securely hold the projectile after it has been fired. This weapon is typically integrated into the firearm's barrel, extending forward to accommodate the spent casing and the bullet or projectile. Its primary functions include preventing the bullet from jamming, ensuring the safe extraction of the spent casing, and providing a stable platform for the next shot. The receiving weapon is engineered to withstand the high pressures and temperatures generated during firing, making it an essential part of firearm design for both reliability and safety.
