Buiskalibers
Buiskalibers, also known as bore diameters, refer to the internal diameter of a gun barrel, measured in millimeters or inches. This measurement is crucial in determining the caliber of a firearm, which in turn affects its performance, accuracy, and the type of ammunition it can use. The caliber is typically expressed as a single number, such as 5.56mm or .223 inches, which represents the diameter of the bullet that the barrel is designed to fire.
The choice of buiskaliber is influenced by several factors, including the intended use of the firearm, the
In addition to the bore diameter, the overall length of the barrel, known as the barrel length,
Buiskalibers are standardized to ensure compatibility with specific types of ammunition. For example, the 5.56x45mm NATO