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Types of fire arm weapons

Types of fire arm weapons. I- Muzzle -loaders, loaded from the muzzle II - Breach - loaders, loaded from the breach. divided into:. A- Non rifled weapons :. A- Rifled weapon : most commonly used FA. Non rifled weapons : (smooth bore). 1- Sporting gun: 2- Ghaffir guns: A-Greener,

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Types of fire arm weapons

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  1. Types of fire arm weapons

  2. I- Muzzle -loaders, loaded from the muzzle II- Breach - loaders, loaded from the breach. divided into: A- Non rifled weapons: A- Rifled weapon: most commonly used FA

  3. Non rifled weapons :(smooth bore) 1- Sporting gun: 2- Ghaffir guns: A-Greener, B- Schneider C-Remington

  4. Outer wad Non rifle cartridge Sporting gun shots Rounded Shots Inner wad powder Percussion cap

  5. Sporting gun

  6. shots

  7. Black smokeless smokeless

  8. Types of powders • Smokeless powder • Nitrocellulose 60% • Nitroglycerine 35% • Mineral Gel 5% • Black powder • carbon 15%, • slupher 10% • potassium nitrate 75%

  9. 2- Ghaffir guns:

  10. Outer wad Inner wad Remington Schneider Greener

  11. Greener

  12. Main differences in Gaffir gun

  13. 1-long weapons :(S rifle): non automatic( rim) automatic has a groove 2 -short weapons (pistol) A- Revolver: Old (non jacketed) New (jacketed) B- Automatic pistol. (groove) Types of rifled weapons:

  14. Products of firing a gun 1- The flash of light 2- The gases 3- Flam 4- smoke 5-Unburnt powder particles • Rifled weapons bullet • Non rifled weapons Shots + wads

  15. Estimation of the distance of firing: • powder marks • gases 15 cm tearing • Flam burn 0.5 BL • Smoke blackening 1-1.5 BL • Unburned particlestattooing 2-3 BL

  16. 5- Inner wad penetrate body up to 3 M hits the body up to 10 M6- outer wad penetrates body up to 1 Mhits the body up to 3 M causing slight abrasion.

  17. The shots • Up to 2 M the whole shots enter the body in one mass producing only one central hole. • At 2 M and more start of dispersion hole and few surrounding separate shots hole. • At 3 M the central hole is smaller in size with increased dispersion of shots holes. • At 4 M complete dispersion of shots holes having a circular diameter of about 16 cm.

  18. The shots • In longer distance, the spaces between the shots are increased and the power of penetration of shots is decreased.

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