Theory and Practice of Shooting with Rifled Long-Barreled Firearms. In 2 parts. Part 2
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Part II of the book, which is a logical continuation of the content of Part I, provides constructive information about the weapons and sighting devices used in them. The physical principles of the construction of optical sights and infrared night vision sights are described in more detail. Information on wound ballistics is presented, as well as the methodology of weapon zeroing and the basics of marksmanship training.
Chapter 1 provides a general description of the main structural components of rifled long-barreled firearms and the sighting devices used in them. The material on infrared sights is based on articles published in the "Bulletin of Moscow State Technical University" by L.M. Balyasny, Yu.K. Gruzevich, and S.V. Shcherbinin, as well as materials from the book by V.V. Tarasov and Yu.G. Yakushenkov, "Systems of the 'Looking' Type," which provide a detailed explanation of the physical principles and construction principles of modern IR systems.
Chapter 2 provides general information on wound ballistics, which helps to assess the practical effectiveness of shooting from rifled firearms at designated targets.
Chapter 3 presents a general methodology for zeroing weapons.
Chapter 4 is dedicated to the basics of training in the skills of sports and practical shooting.
For a wide range of readers with intermediate, basic, and higher technical education who are interested in the theoretical aspects of shooting, as well as for scientists and engineers involved in the development and testing of firearms, it can also serve as a guide to enhance the theoretical knowledge of highly skilled marksmen in specialized military units.
Published in the author's edition.
Chapter 1 provides a general description of the main structural components of rifled long-barreled firearms and the sighting devices used in them. The material on infrared sights is based on articles published in the "Bulletin of Moscow State Technical University" by L.M. Balyasny, Yu.K. Gruzevich, and S.V. Shcherbinin, as well as materials from the book by V.V. Tarasov and Yu.G. Yakushenkov, "Systems of the 'Looking' Type," which provide a detailed explanation of the physical principles and construction principles of modern IR systems.
Chapter 2 provides general information on wound ballistics, which helps to assess the practical effectiveness of shooting from rifled firearms at designated targets.
Chapter 3 presents a general methodology for zeroing weapons.
Chapter 4 is dedicated to the basics of training in the skills of sports and practical shooting.
For a wide range of readers with intermediate, basic, and higher technical education who are interested in the theoretical aspects of shooting, as well as for scientists and engineers involved in the development and testing of firearms, it can also serve as a guide to enhance the theoretical knowledge of highly skilled marksmen in specialized military units.
Published in the author's edition.
Author:
Author:Vodorezov Yu.G
Cover:
Cover:hardcover
Category:
- Category:Computer & Technology
Publication language:
Publication Language:Russian
Paper:
Paper:offset
Dimensions:
Dimensions:24.5x17x2.5 cm
Age restrictions:
Age restrictions:16+
ISBN:
ISBN:978-5-7038-5719-9
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