field strip
The term "field strip" originates from military practices where quick and efficient disassembly of firearms was crucial for maintenance and reliability in the field.
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Definition
C1Firearms Maintenance
(technical, military)To disassemble a firearm into its major components without using tools, typically for cleaning or inspection.
Example
- Soldiers are trained to field strip their rifles quickly under any conditions.
B2General Maintenance
(technical)To take apart a mechanical device into its basic parts for thorough cleaning or repair.
Example
- Before storing the engine, make sure to field strip it and clean each component.
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