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-is an instrument used for the propulsion of projectiles by means of the expansive force of gases coming from burning gunpowder.(FBI manual on Firearms Identification)
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Technical Definition
FIREARM
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-include rifles, muskets, carbines, shotguns, pistols, revolvers, and other deadly weapons from which bullets, balls, shots, shells, or other missiles maybe discharged by means of gunpowder or other explosives.
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Legal Definition
FIREARMS OR ARMS
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-This term also includes air rifles except those of small caliber and of limited range that are used as toys.
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Legal Definition
FIREARMS OR ARMS
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is considered a complete firearm for all purposes under the REVISED ADMINISTRATIVE CODE
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BARREL of any firearm
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– large slings capable of hurling stones, arrows, and other large objects to long range targets.
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“CATAPULTS” AND “GIGANTIC BOW”
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are recognized as 1st to develop firearms
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CHINESE INDIVIDUALS
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-Such effort led to the discovery of gunpowder and then eventually firearms.
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“CATAPULTS” AND “GIGANTIC BOW”
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–in the history of CHINESE INDIVIDUALS, ____ ang unang ininvent nila
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CANNONS
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he earliest account about a weapon that used gunpowder as propellant was the gun allegedly made by a German monk named
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BERTHOLD SCHAWRZ
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- dating name ng gunpowder
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FIRE LANCE
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The earliest account about a weapon that used gunpowder as propellant was the gun allegedly made by a German monk named BERTHOLD SCHAWRZ in
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1313.
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These weapons were called “POTS DE FER” AND “VASI” and they were manufactured in GHENT, BELGIUM by
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BERTHOLD SCHAWRZ
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–is form of canyons in 15th,16th and 17th century
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POT-DE-FER AND VASI
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they were manufactured in GHENT, BELGIUM.
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“POTS DE FER” AND “VASI”
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–man behind the gunpowder
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BERTHOLD SCHAWRZ/ BERTHOLD BLACK
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–instead of using potassium nitrate, he used POTASSIUM CHLORATE
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BERTHOLD SCHAWRZ/ BERTHOLD BLACK
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ang tawag niya sa potassium chlorate ay
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BLACK POWDER
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–usual component of gunpowder
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POTASSIUM NITRATE
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–still present ingredient of gunpowder
–exist in fireworks
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POTASSIUM NITRATE
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–being used in POT- DE-FER or POTS OF FIRE and VASI between
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17th and 18th century
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Another record about the beginnings of firearms was the use of ________ (ancient cannon) in 1346 by KING EDWARD III OF ENGLAND during the BATTLE OF CRECY known in history as the HUNDRED YEAR’S WAR.
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“BOMBARD”
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Another record about the beginnings of firearms was the use of “BOMBARD” (ancient cannon) in ______ during the BATTLE OF CRECY known in history as the HUNDRED YEAR’S WAR.
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1346 by KING EDWARD III OF ENGLAND
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Another record about the beginnings of firearms was the use of “BOMBARD” (ancient cannon) in 1346 by KING EDWARD III OF ENGLAND during the
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BATTLE OF CRECY
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known in history as the HUNDRED YEAR’S WAR.
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BATTLE OF CRECY
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--battles marked as 1st to use artillery in battle field
BATTLE OF CRECY
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-were initially made of wooden or iron staves bound together with hoops.
BOMBARDS
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-They were later strengthened with wrought iron and finally cast metal.
BOMBARDS
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-By mid - 14th century, ____ were made of cast bronze.
BOMBARDS
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-In 1387, the first cast bronze gun was made in
AUGSBURG, GERMANY
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old term for hand cannons
MUSKETS
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the first firearms that were developed were small arms in the form of miniature artillery weapons and were at first called
"HAND CANNONS".
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Ancient _____ were hand - carried thus they are better examples of small arms rather than artillery weapons.
hand cannons
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-This weapon was developed in the FIRST QUARTER OF 14TH CENTURY.
FIRELOCK
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-Firelock was a simple, smooth - bore tube of iron, closed at the breech end except for an opening called a
TOUCHHOLE
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-It was set into a rounded piece of wood for holding under the arm.
FIRELOCK
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-The tube was loaded with SHOT AND POWDER and then fired by inserting a heated wire into the touchhole.
FIRELOCK
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-Later models had FLASH PAN, a saucer - like depression in the barrel at the outer end of the touchhole.
FIRELOCK
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-A small charge of powder was placed in the flash pan and fired by applying a slow match.
FIRELOCK
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consisting of a piece of cord soaked in a solution of potassium nitrate and then dried, smoldered without flaming or becoming extinguished.
SLOW MATCH
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-The common problems with ____ was that the charge of powder in the flash pan was difficult to ignite, was frequently affected by moisture in the atmosphere, and required RE - PRIMING just before use to ensure that misfire will not occur.
FIRELOCK
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just before use to ensure that misfire will not occur.
RE - PRIMING
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a saucer - like depression in the barrel at the outer end of the touchhole.
FLASH PAN
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The firelock tube was loaded with ____ and then fired by inserting a heated wire into the touchhole.
SHOT AND POWDER
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-dito nakakabit yung gunpowder
--parang magazine
FLASK PAN
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is important in a firearm
BUILD UP OF PRESSURE
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-This was introduced about the MIDDLE OF 15TH CENTURY as a type of musket.
MATCHLOCK
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-This weapon was essentially the same as the firelock, except that the slow match was clamped in the top of a device called SERPENTINE
MATCHLOCK
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-This weapon was essentially the same as the firelock, except that the slow match was clamped in the top of a device called
SERPENTINE
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-Pulling with ONE FINGER on the bottom of the serpentine, like trigger, moved the top with the attached slow match into the priming pan, which contained the firing charge of gunpowder.
MATCHLOCK
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-Because only one finger was needed to fire the weapon, the ____ left one hand free to hold and aim the firearm.
MATCHLOCK
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- a primitive portable firearm used in the 15th and 16th centuries composed of barrel fitted in a long-bent stock.
HARQUEBUS (OR ARQUEBUS)
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-A refinement in the shape of its stock to permit firing from the shoulder produced the HARQUEBUS (OR ARQUEBUS)
MATCHLOCK
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A refinement in the shape of its stock to permit firing from the shoulder produced the
HARQUEBUS (OR ARQUEBUS)
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- an S - shaped piece of metal pivoted in the center.
SERPENTINE
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--tali serves as firing pin
SERPENTINE
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--pinangsisiksik and detouchable
--ang handgun and muskets ay dapat may naka-attached na ganyan
SCOURING STICK
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- usual projectile of matchlock
LEAD BALLS
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-The first firelock appeared about 1515.
WHEEL LOCK
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-It has improved firing mechanism compared to firelock and matchlock.
WHEEL LOCK
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-The firing mechanism consisted of a spring - driven wheel.
WHEEL LOCK
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-When the wheel is released by a trigger mechanism, it rotates and the hardened steel rim rubs a lump of iron pyrites.
WHEEL LOCK
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-SPARKS are produced that ignite the black powder found in the priming pan and thus firing the weapon.
WHEEL LOCK
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are produced that ignite the black powder found in the priming pan and thus firing the weapon.
SPARKS
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however, was not generally accepted because of its complicated and expensive mechanism.
WHEEL LOCK
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GUNSMITHS introduced rifled barrels
WHEEL LOCK
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--no access of serpentine
WHEEL LOCK
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--just like an old fashioned clock
--may spanner
WHEEL LOCK
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--once fired, it produces spark
SPANNER
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was invented early in the 17th century.
SNAPHANCE
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-This type of firing mechanism consisted of a hammer powered by a trigger spring and bearing a piece of flint.
SNAPHANCE
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-When the trigger was pulled, the hammer struck the flint against a SERRATED STEEL STRIKER PLATE located above the priming pan and thus produced a shower of sparks.
SNAPHANCE
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--gunpowder na walang takip so once umulan ay nababasa yung powder
SNAPHANCE
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-The final development of the - ignition firearm
FLINTLOCK
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-It resembled the snaphance, except that the striker plate was L - shaped.
FLINTLOCK
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-The BOTTOM LIMB of the L was used as a cover for the priming pan, to protect the powder from moisture until the UPPER LIMB was struck by the flint of the hammer.
FLINTLOCK
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-This action produced a shower of sparks when the powder in the pan was uncovered.
FLINTLOCK
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was the prevailing type of small arms weapon for both shoulder guns and handguns from the end of the 17th century to the middle of the 19th century.
FLINTLOCK
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were the primary military weapon for infantry in the armies of the principal European powers.
Smoothbore flintlock muskets
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-Smoothbore flintlock muskets were the primary military weapon for infantry in the armies of the principal European powers.
FLINTLOCK
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--may cover to protect the gun powder
FLINTLOCK
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The _____ of the L was used as a cover for the priming pan, to protect the powder from moisture until the ____ was struck by the flint of the hammer.
BOTTOM LIMB
UPPER LIMB
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– was the first repeating gun capable of sustained and accurate firing.
GATLING GUN
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-Although it was the first genuinely effective rapid - fire weapon
GATLING GUN
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not a true machine gun.
GATLING GUN
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- It has several barrels arranged in a circle about a central axis.
GATLING GUN
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who invented gatling gun
RICHARD J. GATLING
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--used during American Civil War (1861)
GATLING GUN
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--built the idea sa lahat ng machine gun
RICHARD J. GATLING
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--can fire 200 rounds per minute
GATLING GUN
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-exposed ang barrel
--reloading form is PATAAS
GATLING GUN
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--manual siya then prone to overheating so need pagpahingahin after using it
GATLING GUN
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- The world's first true machine gun was the automatic machine gun
MAXIM MACHINE GUN
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The world's first true machine gun was the automatic machine gun that bears the name of
HIRAM STEVENS MAXIM.
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was a single - barrel recoil - operated gun.
MAXIM MACHINE GUN
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invented the belt feed to continually feed ammunition to his gun.
MAXIM MACHINE GUN
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-He also developed a "WATER COOLING SYSTEM" to allow his gun to fire continuously without overheating.
MAXIM MACHINE GUN
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-Maxim guns were built in many sizes and were used extensively during
World War I.
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to allow his gun to fire continuously without overheating.
WATER COOLING SYSTEM"
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--improved version of Gatling gun
MAXIM MACHINE GUN
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-not exposed ang barrel
--reloading is BELT
MAXIM MACHINE GUN
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--between 400 to 600 rounds per minute
MAXIM MACHINE GUN
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– The earlier versions of automatic rifles are called SEMI AUTOMATIC because they reload and re cock automatically after each shot, and require release and another pull of the trigger to fire each succeeding shot.
CALIBER 30 M1 GARAND RIFLE
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-The caliber 30 M1 Garand rifle developed by
JOHN C. GARAND.
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-This rifle was officially adopted by the US military in January 9, 1936 as the first automatic rifle to be the standard infantry arm of a major army.
CALIBER 30 M1 GARAND RIFLE
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--weight is 4 KILOS
CALIBER 30 M1 GARAND RIFLE
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--effective in LONG RANGE
--semi automatic
--500 yards
CALIBER 30 M1 GARAND RIFLE
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- It was during the 2nd World War that military troops such as artillerymen, engineers, and signalmen were armed with the
M1 CARBINE
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-The first known carbine was developed by
DAVID WILLIAMS a.k.a CARBINE.
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was considerably lighter and has shorter range compared to rifle thus it is more suited to occasional use for defense.
M1 CARBINE
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--weight is 2 kilos
M1 CARBINE
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--effective in CLOSE SHOOTING/ CLOSE RANGE
--parang ASSAULT RIFLE lang kasi it eliminate human being
--300 yards
M1 CARBINE
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was adopted by the US Army to replace the M1 carbine.
M14
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--successor of M1 Garand
--improved version of M1 Garand
M14
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M14 was established in the year
1957
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which permits full or semi - automatic fire, was introduced in 1966, during the VIETNAM WAR.
M16
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- Developed by EUGENE STONER.
M16
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--one of the military issued by the AFP
M16
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MAIN TYPES OF FIREARMS
A. ARTILLERY
B. SMALL FIREARMS
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- These are firearms that propel projectiles with diameter of MORE THAN ONE INCH.
ARTILLERY
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are large - caliber guns such as mortars, bazookas and howitzers, including cannons.
ARTILLERY
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have caliber greater than 0.8 in. (20mm) but not more than 1 inch. (Groller Interactive, 2001)
cannons
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classified as artillery weapons while there are others that are classified as SMALL ARMS.
cannons
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The artillery gun with the biggest caliber that was ever used in combat is the
"GUSTAV GUN"
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made by the KRUPP COMPANY in 1941.
"GUSTAV GUN"
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has 80CM (31.5 INCH) bore diameter and capable of launching a 10,500 - POUND HE projectile or a 16,500-POUND concrete piercing projectile.
"GUSTAV GUN"
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The 10,500 - pound projectile can create a
30 FEET WIDE AND 30 FEET DEEP CRATER.
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The 16,500 - pound concrete projectile can penetrate a
264 - FT REINFORCED CONCRETE.
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The typical powder charge OF GUSTAV was about
3,000 POUNDS
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Gustav range was ___ and the muzzle velocity were about ___
23 TO 29 MILES
2,700 fps.
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-The gun weighed 1,344 tons and required a crew of 500 men.
"GUSTAV GUN"
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-It was actually used by the GERMAN during the SIEGE AT SEVASTOPOL in APRIL 1942.
"GUSTAV GUN"
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"GUSTAV GUN" weight
1,344 tons
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"GUSTAV GUN" located at
SIEGE AT SEVASTOPOL
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was set up in WEST OF STALINGRAD in MID - AUGUST 1944.
"DORA"
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-It was hurriedly withdrawn in SEPTEMBER 1944, to avoid being captured outside WARSAW AND POLAND where it fired 30 ROUNDS into Warsaw Ghetto during the 1944 uprising.
"DORA"
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--range is 50 to 60 km depending on the composition of the gun powder
"DORA"
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LEADING MANUFACTURERS OF ARTILLERY
ISRAEL
GERMANY
RUSSIA
US
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--under the leadership of ADOLF HITLER during Soviet War or WWII
GUSTAV GUN
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-considered as RAILWAY ARTILLERY
GUSTAV GUN
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--purpose is to guard the line between GERMANY AND FRANCE
DORA
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– The portable weapons that developed from artillery and cannons
SMALL FIREARMS
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-Since the dividing line between small arms and artillery weapons is so vague, various national military services have set arbitrary maximums on the caliber of the weapons
SMALL FIREARMS
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-These limits have been changed from time to time
SMALL FIREARMS
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are not subject to precise definition, but the term usually includes rifle, carbines, muskets, shotguns, revolvers, pistols, and submachine guns.
SMALL FIREARMS
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are usually distinguished by CALIBER (the distance of two opposite lands in the gun barrel).
SMALL FIREARMS
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-WEAPONS UP TO 0.60 CALIBER (0.6 - in/15.24 -mm bore) AND ALL GAUGES OF SHOTGUN are classified as
SMALL FIREARMS
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(the distance of two opposite lands in the gun barrel).
CALIBER
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are firearms that propel projectiles with diameter LESS THAN ONE INCH and they can be handled or operated by ONE MAN.
SMALL FIREARMS
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are those that do not have rifling inside their barrel, the interior surface of their bore is smooth from end to end
"SMOOTH BORE"
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Basing on interior construction of the barrel, the TWO GENERAL TYPES OF FIREARMS
"SMOOTH BORE"
"RIFLED BORE"
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are those that have spiral lands and grooves at the bore (interior surface of their barrel).
"RIFLED BORE"
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-Almost all ____ have rifling while most ____do not have.
MODERN PISTOLS, REVOLVERS, AND RIFLES
MUSKETS AND SHOTGUNS
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Small arms maybe classified ACCORDING TO BARREL LENGTH
1. LONG - BARRELED WEAPONS
2. SHORT - BARRELED WEAPONS
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- are designed for long-range shooting, all shoulder firearms and high - caliber machineguns fall under.
LONG - BARRELED WEAPONS
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--Maxim Machine Gun and Gatling gun is under this but not fired through shoulder so artillery pa din siya
LONG - BARRELED WEAPONS
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-are accurate only at relatively short ranges such as pistols, revolvers and submachine guns.
SHORT - BARRELED WEAPONS
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TYPES OF SMALL FIREARMS ACCORDING TO GENERAL USE AND DESIGN
1. HANDGUNS
2. SHOULDER FIREARMS
3. MACHINE GUNS
4. SUB - MACHINE GUNS (LIGHT MACHINE GUN)
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- are small short - range firearms that are intended to be fired with one hand.
HANDGUNS
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For better accuracy and stability ay
TWO HANDS
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with 5 shots is the smallest pistol in the world made in 1914 and
"KOLIBRI AUTO PISTOL OR CAL 2.7MM"
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is now considered the most powerful handgun in the world, it replaced MAGNUM .44
"CALIBER 50"
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one of the strongest firearms in the world.
SMITH AND WESSON MODEL 500 REVOLVER
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TWO GENERAL GROUPS OF HANDGUNS;
A. REVOLVERS
B. PISTOL
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– These are handguns that have rotating cylinder containing chambers designed to position a cartridge ready for firing.
REVOLVERS
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have rifled barrel and capable of carrying 6 to 8 rounds
REVOLVERS
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He made the first practical revolver in 1835.
SAMUEL COLT of HARTFORD, CONNECTICUT
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which became the first standard army handgun issue.
COLT 1837 REVOLVER MODEL
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which replaced the COLT 1837 REVOLVER as standard sidearm issue of the army.
COLT .45 REVOLVER
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CLASSES OF REVOLVERS
AA. EJECTION - ROD TYPE
BB. SWING - OUT TYPE
CC. BREAK - TOP TYPE
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-This type of revolver is loaded by pulling a rod under the barrel that will allow the cylinder to be removed at the left side and expose the chambers.
EJECTION - ROD TYPE
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- this is the oldest type of revolver.
EJECTION - ROD TYPE
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- this was more popularly produced in the UNITED STATES.
SWING - OUT TYPE
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-Once the chambers are exposed, fresh cartridges are loaded one at a time while rotating the cylinder.
EJECTION - ROD TYPE
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this type is loaded by pressing the ejector that unlocks the cylinder from the frame and eventually swings to the left side.
SWING - OUT TYPE
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-Also known as SOLID – FRAME REVOLVER
SWING - OUT TYPE
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- This was more popularly produced in UNITED KINGDOM.
BREAK - TOP TYPE
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-This type of revolver has barrel and cylinder hinged with a latch holding the barrel in place while in firing position.
BREAK - TOP TYPE
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-Loading is done by swinging down the barrel to expose the chambers.
BREAK - TOP TYPE
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CLASSIFICATION OF REVOLVERS ACCORDING TO MECHANICAL FIRING ACTION
A.A. SINGLE - ACTION TYPE
B.B. DOUBLE - ACTION TYPE
C.C. RAPID - FIRE REVOLVERS
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revolvers need manual cocking of the hammer before squeezing the trigger.
SINGLE - ACTION TYPE - SINGLE
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-This kind of revolvers remains popular for its historical appeal, reliable design, and uncanny balance.
SINGLE - ACTION TYPE - SINGLE
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are easier to shoot from the hip than a modern revolver, and is used almost exclusively in trick shooting.
COLT .45 REVOLVERS
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this type of revolvers are those that do not need manual cocking.
DOUBLE - ACTION TYPE
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-Pressing the trigger both cocks and releases the hammer causing a more rapid manner of firing.
DOUBLE - ACTION TYPE
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began producing revolvers that used cartridges.
HORACE SMITH AND DANIEL WESSON
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- In 1857, the U.S. inventors HORACE SMITH AND DANIEL WESSON began producing revolvers that used cartridges.
RAPID - FIRE REVOLVERS
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refer to small portable firearms that can be held, aimed, and fired with one hand
PISTOLS
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-They have a short barrel (no longer than one foot) with a lock - and - load firing mechanism at the breech area. In early firearm history, all handguns were generally
PISTOLS
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-- between 7 to 20 per rounds or load
PISTOLS
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THREE EARLY CLASSES OF PISTOLS:
AA. SINGLE - SHOT PISTOLS
BB. SEMI - AUTOMATIC PISTOLS
CC. RAPID - FIRE PISTOLS
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- Handguns of this type are operated by pressing a lever causing the barrel to be unlatched and tipped upward.
SINGLE - SHOT PISTOLS
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-While the breech of the barrel is exposed, the cartridge is inserted to the chamber and locked.
-Its hammer is pulled back and cocked, ready to be fired.
SINGLE - SHOT PISTOLS
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- When the trigger is pulled, the hammer goes through the firing cycle and fires the cartridge.
SEMI - AUTOMATIC PISTOLS
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-The recoil of the slide moves forward again and reloads the chamber.
SEMI - AUTOMATIC PISTOLS
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who is regarded as the "WIZARD OF MODERN FIREARMS".
JOHN BROWNING
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The semi-automatic pistol is a more recent development than the revolver, originating in the 19th century, mostly through the efforts of
JOHN BROWNING
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-According to ___ (2004), almost every semi - automatic handgun available today is a copy of the two most famous designs of Browning
KLATT
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-According to KLATT (2004), almost every semi - automatic handgun available today is a copy of the two most famous designs of Browning, the?
COLT MODEL 1911A. 45 government issue and the Browning Hi-power 9mm.
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SHOULDER FIREARMS are the ff
AA. MUSKETS
BB. RIFLES
CC. CARBINES
DD. SHOTGUNS
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- Small arms under this category are those normally fired at shoulder level using both hands.
SHOULDER FIREARMS
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are ancient muzzle loading shoulder weapons designed to fire single round lead ball for every loading.
MUSKETS
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-have long barrel with smooth bore.
--other term of is HAND CANNONS
MUSKETS
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are weapons designed or intended to be operated from the shoulder using energy of explosive contained in a metallic cartridge to fire only a single projectile through a rifled bore for each pull of trigger (US Federal Firearms Act).
RIFLES
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are originally designed for targets at a longer distance in single shot manner.
RIFLES
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-They are harder to carry and more difficult to conceal but they are much more accurate and shoot more powerful cartridges than handguns.
RIFLES
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-They differ from handguns as to length of the barrel (MORE THAN 22 INCHES in length) and the presence of BUTT STOCK.
RIFLES
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-- naglaland sa shoulders natin
--high quality plastic or wood
BUTT STOCK
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- a short rifle, with the barrel measuring NOT LONGER THAN 22 INCHES.
CARBINES
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-It fires a single projectile through a RIFLED BORE, EITHER SEMI - AUTOMATIC OR FULL AUTOMATIC, by pressing the trigger, to cycle the action.
CARBINES
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--short barrel but still considered as LONG BARRELED WEAPONS
CARBINES
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are smoothbore and breech - loading shoulder weapons designed to fire a number of pellets or shots in one charge.
SHOTGUNS
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--BORE ang tawag sa barrel in firearm
SHOTGUNS
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--measurement here is GAUGE
SHOTGUNS
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--absent ang rifling or lands and grooves ang wala dito
--used in hunting, madalas lang gamitin sa self defense
--SHELL ang tawag sa bullet nila
SHOTGUNS
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AMMUNITION OF SHOTGUN
BIRDSHOT
BUCKSHOT
SLUG
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--opening of diameter
--diameter of muzzle
CALIBER OR CALIBRE
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COMMON TYPES OF SHOTGUNS BASED ON THEIR MECHANICAL DESIGN
1.A. SLIDE OR PUMP TYPE
2.B. BREAK TOP TYPE
3.C. LEVER ACTION TYPE
4.D. AUTO LOADING TYPE
5.E. DOUBLE BARREL TYPE
6.F. PARADOX GUN
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- loads, closes, fires and de loads single cartridge.
SLIDE OR PUMP TYPE
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--back and forth lang
--common type and malakas ang recoil
SLIDE OR PUMP TYPE
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-the barrel is pull down in order to expose the chamber.
BREAK TOP TYPE
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--traditional type of shotguns
--2 rounds lang ang pwede
BREAK TOP TYPE
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Loading is done by applying lever action to open the breech and expose the chamber.
LEVER ACTION TYPE
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- the same as auto loading rifles, the recoil action reloads the gun from the magazine.
AUTO LOADING TYPE
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--usually there is selector sa gilid
AUTO LOADING TYPE
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-side by side barrel or over and under.
DOUBLE BARREL TYPE
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--mga hunters ay may 2 forms of shells: right or left, up and down
DOUBLE BARREL TYPE
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-is a special type of shotgun that has rifling at the last few inches in its barrel.
PARADOX GUN
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-The unique barrel design provides a spin to a slug that is specially designed for this type of shotgun.
PARADOX GUN
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--considered as HYBRID SHOTGUN dahil bago mag-end yung muzzle ng shotgun ay may existing rifling
PARADOX GUN
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kaya nag eexist yung rifling is
FOR ACCURACY
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4 GENERAL TYPES OF SHOTGUN
A.A CYLINDER BORE SHOTGUN
B.B. CHOKE BORE SHOTGUN
C.C. PARADOX SHOTGUN
D.D. FULL CHOKE
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-The construction of the bore of the shotgun, enhance the shot to spread out quickly upon leaving the muzzle of the gun.
CYLINDER BORE SHOTGUN
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- is a shotgun, wherein the diameter of the bore of the barrel is uniform from the rear portion up to the muzzle end.
CYLINDER BORE SHOTGUN
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--no constriction, no tightness, no choke
CYLINDER BORE SHOTGUN
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-the bore of the barrel, is narrow towards the muzzle end.
CHOKE BORE SHOTGUN
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is created and designed, in such a way that the diameter from the breech end is tapered towards the muzzle end.
CHOKE BORE SHOTGUN
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-Even of the firearm will be used in long range, the pattern of the shot will still accumulate together and still effective.
--slight constriction, improved cylinder
CHOKE BORE SHOTGUN
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- a shotgun that can be used to fire a single large lead ball or round lead balls.
PARADOX SHOTGUN
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-the shot holds together even longer, making this choke good for squirrels, turkey and other game shot at 40-yard and longer ranges
FULL CHOKE
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--ginagamit dito yung slug form of ammunition under the general categories of shotgun
FULL CHOKE
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- are one type of heavy military weapon that fire ammunition continuously.
MACHINE GUNS
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are known as full-automatic weapons because they automatically eject spent rounds of ammunition and reload fresh rounds.
MACHINE GUNS
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can fire a constant and rapid stream of ammunition merely by pressing and holding the trigger.
MACHINE GUNS
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--nag-lay ng foundation on machine gun is
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is the youngest class of small arms having been invented within living memory.
SUB - MACHINE GUNS (LIGHT MACHINE GUN)
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is a light, hand - held automatic weapon firing pistol ammunition.
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that fire assault rifle cartridges.
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-However, the use of pistol ammunition distinguishes sub machine guns from these weapons better known as
assault weapons.
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– These are firearms which use pneumatic pressure to fire a projectile.
AIR GUN
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have a shoulder stock than can be folded for better conceal ability.
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-One group of air gun is generally known as
BB GUNS
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-These are usually operated in this manner: first, air is pumped into a pressure chamber reservoir and released by trigger pull.
AIR GUN
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-Next, a spring compression system is used to drive a piston to compress air (most 'toys' are of this variety) and finally, a pressurized, carbon dioxide filled cartridge is attached.
AIR GUN
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--not being registered
AIR GUN
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- These are known as "FREAKISH DEVICES".
CANE GUN AND KNIFE PISTOL
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--ammunition that conceal to normal things
CANE GUN AND KNIFE PISTOL
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– this gun looks like a regular cell phone, same size, same shape and same in overall appearance of a cell phone but beneath the digital face lies a Cal .22 pistol.
CELL PHONE GUN
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capable of firing four rounds in quick succession with a touch of the standard keypad.
CELL PHONE GUN
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- used is some cases, such as sending signal and used as illumination to see enemies in the dark.
FLARE GUN
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– fire tear gas and other forms of disabling gases.
GAS GUN
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-a gun that uses barbed spear for hunting large fish.
HARPOON GUN/ SPEAR GUN
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– made by U.S. GOVERNMENT capable of firing 45 cartridges, single shot and smoothbore.
LIBERATOR
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- have two or more barrels in one firearm.
MULTI – BARRELED GUN
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--may 10 rounds
LIBERATOR
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– this is a new group of handguns for hunting big game and long-range target competition.
SAWED - OFF RIFLES
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-These shooting rifles are loaded with hybrid rifle cartridges and deliver rifle energies.
SAWED - OFF RIFLES
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- maybe used to drive stud, punch holes and which are also capable of accidentally firing live ammunition.
TOOLS
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- cheap guns that are readily available, youths and youth gang members may attempt to build their own firearms.
ZIP GUNS (U.S.) / PALTIK (PH)
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-Typically, homemade guns are crude, and adapted to fire available ammunition.
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caused unusual muzzle imprints, intensive soot deposits at the entrance wound and, on the hands, intensive CO - effects, burns, and in one case a skin laceration of the hand holding the weapon.
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-The bullets showed a reduced penetration depth, and characteristic firing marks were missing.
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--DIY handguns
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-was created in 1949
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-was created in 1949 by the UNITED STATES, CANADA, AND SEVERAL WESTERN EUROPEAN nations to provide collective security against the Soviet Union.
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was the first peacetime military alliance the United States entered into outside of the Western Hemisphere.
NATO AMMUNITION/ THE NORTH ATLANTIC TREATY ORGANIZATION
