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Hand Guns

Hand Guns. bsapp.com. Types of Hand Guns. Pistols Modern design Simi-Automatic Varied safeties Temperamental 10-20 rounds Ejects shells when fired. Revolvers Older style Single or double action No safety Rugged 5-8 rounds Retains shells when fired. bsapp.com.

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Hand Guns

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  1. Hand Guns bsapp.com

  2. Types of Hand Guns • Pistols • Modern design • Simi-Automatic • Varied safeties • Temperamental • 10-20 rounds • Ejects shells when fired • Revolvers • Older style • Single or double action • No safety • Rugged • 5-8 rounds • Retains shells when fired bsapp.com

  3. This is a 9 mm Ruger Pistol Cost: ~ $300 Simi-automatic Capacity: 10-15 rounds bsapp.com

  4. This is the same 9 mm shown with its clip bsapp.com

  5. 9 mm Glock bsapp.com

  6. Cost: ~ $200 Simi-automatic Capacity: 10-12 rounds bsapp.com

  7. 25 Auto Bauer Saturday Night Special Simi-automatic Capacity: 10 rounds bsapp.com

  8. The inner workings: bsapp.com

  9. 357 Magnum Smith & Wesson Revolver Double Action Capacity: 6 rounds bsapp.com

  10. 6 rounds 38 Special with a speed loader bsapp.com

  11. 38 Taurus Ultra-lite 6 Rounds bsapp.com

  12. 22 Ruger-Old Western Style Single Action bsapp.com

  13. Starter Pistol bsapp.com

  14. 22 mini RevolverSingle Action5 rounds bsapp.com

  15. Revolver Diagram bsapp.com

  16. Ammunition bsapp.com

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  20. Bullet Design • “Bullet” refers to the projectile(s) which actually exits the barrel of the gun when fired • Bullets vary in shape and composition • There exist hundreds of different types of bullets • Most types are variations on three main shapes & three basic compositions bsapp.com

  21. Three Main Shapes bsapp.com

  22. Round Nose • Maximum penetration • Cheapest shape to manufacture • Easily loads into chambers bsapp.com

  23. Hollow Point • Spreads or mushrooms on impact • Causes additional damage to target • Inhibits penetration bsapp.com

  24. Wad Cutter • Used exclusively as a practice load • Minimizes penetration • Rips a hole in target paper which is visible by the shooter bsapp.com

  25. Three Basic Compositions of Bullets • Lead • ½ Jacketed • Jacketed (Full metal jacket) bsapp.com

  26. Lead • Cheap • Dense • Soft • Easy to mold bsapp.com

  27. ½ Jacketed • A lead bullet coated with copper half way up the exposed portion of the bullet • Used primarily for hollow points • Copper improves exit velocity • Lead promotes mushrooming bsapp.com

  28. Jacketed • A lead bullet completely coated in copper Copper improves exit velocity Used to hold the shape of the bullet in an effort to maximize penetration bsapp.com

  29. Bullet Analysis & Comparison bsapp.com

  30. Bullets to Guns • It is extremely difficult to convict some one of a murder without possession of the murder weapon. • In the case of a shooting, matching a bullet with a gun is essential in most cases. bsapp.com

  31. Bullets become scared by rifling as they travel down the barrel of a gun bsapp.com

  32. Striations bsapp.com

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  37. Matching Procedure • Fire bullets from a suspected weapon • With the aid of a comparison microscope, compare these “test fires” to the suspected bullets • Striations must be identical for a positive match bsapp.com

  38. Two scopes-One Field ComparisonMicroscope bsapp.com

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  41. What happens to bullets when theyare fired? bsapp.com

  42. Pull the Trigger and . . . • A pin or hammer strikes the primer. This causes a spark. • The powder is then ignited causing an explosion. • This explosion starts the bullet down the barrel of the gun bsapp.com

  43. Down the Barrel • As a bullet travels down the barrel of a gun it is twisted by the lands and groves of the barrel. bsapp.com

  44. Out of the Barrel 5.This rifling causes the bullet to exit the end of the barrel in a spiral motion. bsapp.com

  45. What happens to a bullet when it hits a target? • Most bullets tend to mushroom when they hit a target. • Some bullets nearly disintegrate. • Left are bullet fragments from a ½ jacketed hollow point. bsapp.com

  46. Not all bullets mushroom the same. A lot depends on the speed and shape of the bullet, and the characteristics of the target. bsapp.com

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  48. Some more bullets recovered after firing The striations from the rifling are still visible bsapp.com

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