BALLISTIC CONTINUATION

SHOULDER ARMS

are those types of firearm that were normally fired from the shoulder.

RIFLES

A shoulder weapon designed to fire a projectile with more accuracy through a long more than 22 inches. rifled bore barrel

CARBINE

A short barrel rifle, with its barrel rifle, measuring not longer than 22 inches. It fires a single projectile though a rifle-bore either semi-automatic or fully automatic, for every press of the trigger

MUSKETS

Is an ancient smoothbore and muzzle loading military shoulder arms designed to fire a shots or a single round lead ball. A more detailed discussion of musketeers can be found on chapter 8 in the discussion of Ignition

SHOTGUN

A smooth bore and a breech loading shoulder arms designed to fire a number of lead pellets or a shots in ane charge (FBA Manual)

SINGLE BARRELED SHOTGUN

Loads, closes, fires and deloads single cartridge.

DOUBLE BARRELED SHOTGUN

Side by side barrel or over and under.

AUTO-LOADING SHOTGUNS

The same as auto loading rifles, the recoil action reloads the gun from the magazine.

CYLINDER BORE TYPE

which the bore size is the same throughout the barrel

PUMP ACTION TYPE

The operated by means of sliding lever under the barrel.

HANDGUNS

are those types of firearms that are designed to be used by one hand

PISTOIA OR PISTOLA

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KOLIBRI AUTO PISTOL

smallest pistol in the world

CALIBER .50

the most powerful hand gun

Flare gun

designed for tracing or sending signals on Incoating enemy troops

Gas Gun

generally referring to all gun designed from firing tear gas

Tools

are those devices which resembles a gun designed but are generally used for construction of furniture.

Traps

refers to gun used for trapping animals that are fired to woods

Multi Barreled gun

refers to all types of gun containing a number of barrels

Liberator

U.S. government made smooth bore gun used in Europe during war designed to fire an automatic colt pistol cartridge caliber 45.

Harpoon

refers to a barbed spear in hunting large fish.

Penetration

the entry of the bullet in the target

PERFORATION

the exit of the bullet from the body

FLAT TRAJECTORY

movement of the bullet with a litte curved

PRECESSION

refers to the rotation of the bullet around of mass

Mutation

small circular movement at the bullet tip

Blackening or Smudging

caused by the deposition of smoke particles of powder

Scorching, Burning or Charing

caused by hot flames or hot gasws

tattooing

caused by the embedding of unburnt and semi burnt powder particle