loaded from the rear

Dogs are loaded from the rear, with a small window in the front door through which the dog can see the track and the mechanical lure.

The ammunition is loaded from the rear and consist of a projectile and propellent.

Cars are driven in through an entrance in the ships side and stored separately from trailers which are loaded from the rear.

A big rifled cannon is loaded from the rear, or breech, just as is a breech-loading shotgun or rifle.

Rollin White (June 6, 1817 - March 22, 1892) was an American gunsmith who invented a revolver with a bored-through cylinder which allowed cartridges to be loaded from the rear.

This was a disadvantage for the early "barndoor" Panel Vans, which could not easily be loaded from the rear because the engine cover intruded on interior space, but generally advantageous in traction and interior noise.

The most common is the cylinder type, that has a spider gear assembly that has an opening in each gear for two to three rounds of ammunition and can be loaded from the rear, used primarily in the AK-47.

The Gallager was loaded from the rear with brass cases, which contained the projectile and the propellant, and (like the concurrent muzzleloaders, such as the Springfield) were ignited by percussion cap, which was placed on the bolt face.

The lamps are loaded from the rear (in most cases), and either mounted axially, or radially with the base either up or down (the orientation is important when mounting the instrument as using the light upside down will shorten lamp life) at a 45-degree angle or some times at a 90 degree angle.