👉 A rebound weapon, often referred to as a spring-loaded or recoil-enabled weapon, is a type of firearm that utilizes the energy from the bullet's recoil to enhance its performance. When a bullet is fired, it exerts a backward force on the gun's barrel, which can cause the weapon to recoil. In a rebound-enabled design, this recoil energy is captured and stored in a spring or other mechanism. This stored energy is then released to assist the shooter in drawing back the gun's trigger, effectively increasing the force with which the bullet is fired. This results in improved accuracy, faster rates of fire, and a more powerful shot compared to traditional firearms that do not utilize this energy. Rebound weapons are commonly used in military and law enforcement contexts where enhanced performance is critical.
