blowback

If anything goes wrong a blowback can kill them all.

King talks quite a bit about what we, today, would call blowback.

What kind of blowback can sports expect in this economy?

If they think we're trying to butter them up we could get a lot of political blowback.

The M2 is a simple blowback operated design, although it was difficult to make.

"If their approach is too stringent, they risk a blowback."

Once caught, the hammer is ready to repeat the blowback process.

But within weeks, political blowback forced the experiment's cruel end.

It also fired from a closed bolt along with using blowback for its action.

And the political blowback was set to begin immediately.

The concept "blowback" does not just mean retaliation for things our government has done to and in foreign countries.

It used traditional blowback operation with a magazine capacity of 7 rounds.

"I'm sure there will be some blowback, as you mentioned.

You can't shoot someone from less than three feet away with a sawed-off and not get blowback.

The only thing it shares is the gas-assisted blowback system.

The Owen has a simple blowback design, firing from an open bolt.

An extremely simple design, it was a straight blowback, selective fire weapon.

The word 'blowback (intelligence)' appeared for the very first time in this document.

Microscopic particles become embedded in your skin from the blowback.

But the rest of the straight blowback (arms) weapon had no parts in common with the earlier Swedish gun.

Police can use blood and tissue which have entered a gun barrel through blowback in an investigation.

Removing internal parts is more difficult than stacked blowback designs.

This was classic blowback, as unintended consequences are known in the intelligence industry.

"They need to be prepared for some blowback if they included everybody's address," one said.