👉 A cylinder weapon, also known as a bolt-action rifle or pump-action rifle, is a type of firearm characterized by its use of a cylindrical barrel and a mechanism that allows the user to manually cycle the hammer back and forth to chamber new rounds. Unlike semi-automatic or fully automatic firearms, a cylinder weapon requires the user to manually load each round into the barrel before firing, typically through a pump action that draws the chamber forward and releases the hammer. This design provides greater control over the rate of fire, higher accuracy, and a more traditional shooting experience. The most well-known examples include the Mauser C96, the Winchester Model 1873, and the Remington Model 1886.
