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Lecture notes for firearms and ballistics module. Detailed equations and examples, as well as terminology explained

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  • November 19, 2024
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,Table of Contents
Terminology ..................................................................................................................... 3
Barrels, rifling and twist ................................................................................................... 4
The chamber and the barrel ................................................................................................................................... 4

The firing process .................................................................................................................................................... 4

Rifling ...................................................................................................................................................................... 4

Examining rifle marks ............................................................................................................................................. 5

Twist rate calculation ............................................................................................................................................. 5

Accuracy ................................................................................................................................................................. 6

Forensic analysis of ammunition ....................................................................................... 6
Chambering ............................................................................................................................................................ 6

Headstamp ............................................................................................................................................................. 6

Using the correct ammunition ................................................................................................................................ 7

Cartridge case investigation ................................................................................................................................... 7

Self-loading or single shot mechanism ................................................................................................................... 7

Class characteristics................................................................................................................................................ 8

Individual characteristics ........................................................................................................................................ 9

Shotgun ammunition ID .......................................................................................................................................... 9

Shotgun: Special types ............................................................................................................................................ 9

Large caliber rounds- baton rounds ...................................................................................................................... 10

Conclusion............................................................................................................................................................. 10

The bullet .............................................................................................................................................................. 11

Jacketing ............................................................................................................................................................... 11

Unjacketed ............................................................................................................................................................ 11

Projectile motion ............................................................................................................ 14
Ideal vs real flight path ......................................................................................................................................... 14

Important concepts .............................................................................................................................................. 14

Drag stabilisation ................................................................................................................................................. 15

Drag coefficient .................................................................................................................................................... 15

Wind tunnel experiments...................................................................................................................................... 15

Calculating Cd from wind tunnel data .................................................................................................................. 16

Examples of drag values ....................................................................................................................................... 16

Lecture 5 ........................................................................................................................ 17

, Shooting scene reconstruction vs shooting re enactment .................................................................................... 17

What is the point of reconstructing a shooting? .................................................................................................. 17

Impact scenarios ................................................................................................................................................... 17

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