The roller delayed blowback system, originating from Mauser's WWII experiments, uses angled surfaces on a locking piece to delay bolt carrier rearward movement via rollers. This design allows for mechanical simplicity, compatibility with stamped receivers, and high accuracy due to fixed barrels, but can be prone to fouling and has issues with suppressors. Firearms like the G3 and CETME utilize this operating principle.
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