Winchester introduced a variety of the autoloaders in 1964 in both right and left hand variants. -. Above this figure, 'gun headache' would be experienced. Just seeing the muzzle of a 12 gauge shotgun eyeing him for a possible trigger pull, is probably enough to stop anything the perp had in mind. So more power is a good thing for shots out to 500 yards, but the question becomes, "how steady can you hold?". That was really the start of lever guns chambered in a cartridge that would take deer with a single, well placed shot. That one is a steel gun, in .38 special. But the bullet doesn't rise by some magic of its own. That sits in the corner of the home office my wife uses for her home business and that I share with her when working from the house, like I am this morning. In military applications, compensators were first designed to be "flash hiders" to help conceal the shooters position when firing. In 1974 the Mark II was replaced by the Super-X models. It measures approx. All had plain side locks marked SHARPS RIFLE CO. The range question is pretty easy: You need 100 yards of clear ground, you need a berm to stop the rounds behind the target stands. You might be able to find some factory ammo, but I'd be slow to try shooting until you're sure of the rebuild. Question:- 1 – Find the recoil velocity of a gun having mass equal to 5 kg, if a bullet of 25gm acquires the velocity of 500m/s after firing from the gun. The book says there was a deluxe version with higher grade wood. I've seen benches made from concrete blocks with a cement top, but most often they are heavy wood constructions, either anchored to the ground in concrete or with a really heavy wood base so they can be moved around. So that’s why I choose revolvers. If there is an accurate description of a high power weapon or ammunition, please advise me what the threshold would be and whether that term refers to bullet weight, velocity, energy or caliber, etc. I guess you can tell why I'm putting this first in my e-mail. The recoil velocity of a gun is a simple application of the conservation of momentum where the moment of the bullet going away is equal to the momentum of the gun recoil. So besides the gauge and everything else being equal, what is the difference? So I wouldn't expect it to be a good investment. When you lay out the range, you don't want the afternoon sun in your eye... you want it on the targets... so the preferred direction of fire would be the quadrant North through East, but get it too much to the East and you won't like shooting in the morning. UPDATE: For more information reflecting the newest calibers, click here. You should now have cured the flinch and pulling off target, but if you haven't, get a buddy to stand beside you and pull the trigger while you just use both hands to aim. It just isn’t going to happen. When the .38 and then the .38 special were introduced, the original practice with black powder cartridges was to measure the neck diameter of the case. Gauges were 12-16-or 20. I'm so concerned about the kick and missing, I end up missing anyway. - Thanks, R Lowry, The best target shooters will tell you, you can only shoot as well as you can see. I was wondering if you could give me a rough idea? of energy.A 400-grain jacketed softpoint at 1675 fps and 2500 ft.-lb. I have searched the Internet for a correct schematic so I might order a new set of pins. and I hope to get a 30-06 for my birthday. Either choice will provide protection, but nothing less will guarantee your personal safety if you actually meet an angry Polar bear or Grizzly. Shoot a string of 5, single action, cocking the hammer first. Next year I will embark on a solo expedition to the North Pole. Or you can build a T top that will accommodate both right and left hand shooters. m2= mass of bullet. How do I set up a 100 yard shooting range? The difference is in all areas of ballistics--velocity, energy, and trajectory. My choice for some years has been the S&W model 340 Airlite Centennial revolver. My friends and I were discussing what happens to a bullet the instant it leaves the barrel; they seem to think that once the bullet leaves the barrel it rises before it starts to fall. The trick was to use the same rim size as the 44 Mag to make all the internals of the Desert Eagle function with only the need for a change of barrel. That’s what Dads are responsible for. You can do the same thing at, To help you decide the condition of your Bisley, I’ve attached a, When reporting crimes involving firearms, the media apparently uses the terms "high power" and "assault rifle" too frequently. I’ve got lots of 1911 design guns, but they are too big and too heavy to carry all day, every day. They had it private labeled for them to sell. The problem with both of these is that you have to be holding on when you pull the trigger... and Newton's law says any action creates an equal and opposite reaction... so something close to those same 1,700 foot pounds of force is also applied to your hands when it goes bang! 4.9k LIKES. Obviously bad timing, that's scraping bullets, is not good for accuracy since you're re-shaping the round bullet as you fire. I have a 4-10 and a Jr.20ga. Since mass of the gun is very large as compared to the mass of the bullet,the velocity of the recoil is very small as compared to the velocity of the bullet Example -1 Calculate the recoil velocity of gun whose mass is 5 kg and it shoot the bullet of mass .015 kg with velocity 500 m/s Performance & security by Cloudflare, Please complete the security check to access. Do you have any idea where I can find a schematic for this revolver? There are rules on how modified the rifles can be, but they are definitely different from anything you or I might buy in a gun shop. They are frequently referred to as "clips", especially by gangster rappers, but they are magazines, with an internal spring and a follower to move the ammo up as the rounds are loaded and fired from the top of the magazine. Question From class 9 Chapter FORCES AND LAWS OF MOTION Recoil velocity of gun is much smaller than the velocity of bullet. My name is Michael. -, I’ve heard lots of stories about this, but would like to hear the real story: why was it called a .38 caliber cartridge in the 1800s when it was developed, rather than .36 (same as the percussion caliber weapon)? - A. Cloutier. Round To Two Decimal Places QUESTION 14 A Railroad Car Of Mass 15,005 Kg Is Moving Along A Level Track At A Speed Of 33 M/s. Later on, hunting becomes the beneficiary of war time developments, like that 30-06 you hope to get for hunting... that cartridge was developed for the ‘03 Springfield Rifle to go fight the Germans in WW-1. The Union Army bought thousands of Spencers and it is the repeating rifle that was credited with turning the tide of war to defeat the Confederates, The Army never bought Henry Rifles, but individual soldiers on the union side did buy them to equip themselves with repeating fire-power. Amazing. Question 8. They are very loud from the rear, outside the relatively neutral zone occupied by the shooter. Question check_circle I have a double barrel shotgun and the name Sharps is stamped on it. Pins? Let’s say both shells are shooting the same shot and powder. This result in the recoil of the gun Since the gun has a much greater mass than the bullet, the acceleration of the gun is much less than the acceleration of the bullet. So in that sense, the bullet is rising after it leaves the barrel, but that's because we're aiming the barrel slightly up. By the way, you’ll likely spend precious reaction time first questioning yourself in an emergency, “Is this really happening?” So think about your own reaction time in an emergency. But I'll also tell you that the High Power Silhouette shooters, who drop rams at 500 Meters, start with a high power Leupold and then have them custom modified to raise the power to 35 or 40 power. However, the shotgun is at one end of the house, the bedrooms are at the opposite end. All are take down models. I've gotten a new Taurus 357 mag large frame revolver model 608ss. M. Johnston. - C Jost. "Merwin & Bray New York" should appear on the barrel somewhere. I've been a longtime fan of the show, and I had some questions about home protection and concealed carry. Please enable Cookies and reload the page. Is there a difference in power/energy/velocity in long and short barrels? Current value for Very Good Condition is listed at $450... about 20% more if it's the deluxe. My son is in the fourth grade and is very much into hunting. If you or anyone you know can help it would be very helpful to him. The quantity is unknown, but thought to be extremely limited. One of the two thicker pins holds the trigger assembly in the frame, while the other holds in the rear of the trigger guard. I have been looking for resources on muzzle brakes, with no luck. Lots of people will tell you that you need the firepower of a high capacity auto pistol to be ready. The shotgun is perfectly safe with rounds in the magazine tube, and with an empty chamber, until my wife or I might need to rack the slide to be able to shoot. Barrels could be 26-28-or-30 inches, with a vent rib or without. It's kind of a small shower of lead to the sides of the cylinder. Hmm … sounds just like questions I asked of my students. If it depends on the caliber, lets say a .410 bore shotgun. Gauges were 12-16-or 20. My question is about shooting it. Keep in mind you don’t really want to shoot the bad guy and open your entire life to civil claims from his family and survivors; you only want to stop the threat. So, I would l would like to get some information like who invented them and what the first brand to make them was? I have some old ".22 EX.LONG" ammo that no one seems to know anything about. My wife and I are expecting our first baby very shortly. The action is SA/DA and uses a half cock safety feature. Disadvantages Bulk and mass of the muzzle brake. I hope that helps with the assignment. Completing the CAPTCHA proves you are a human and gives you temporary access to the web property. And target holders are as simple as two vertical uprights to which you can staple standard targets, or cardboard backing to paper targets that you've pasted on the cardboard with wallpaper paste. Typically they have an L shaped top with the long side of the L on the shooter's strong hand side. Question 2: A bullet of 5 gm is fired from a pistol of 1.5 kg. In both instances the measurements were expressed in caliber which is decimal measurements of an inch. I have just started shopping around and figured if anyone would have good Ideas it would be you. Recently, a friend told me he came across a Colt 57 cal. This gun was obviously taken apart at one time and one of the thick pins is hammered up pretty bad. My family loves your show. You’re welcome take a 20 gauge out to your duck blind. All but the shotgun are revolvers that are perfectly safe until someone pulls the trigger. 9.8k SHARES. I’m looking for a weapon to defend myself against polar bears. Energy at muzzle (180 grain bullet): 3000 Ft. Lbs. While they were under fire, a British soldier made a remark when they took cover, "What's the matter Yank? The single shot big-bore rifles, like the Sharps, did the buffalo hunting on the prairie to feed the railroad workers building the cross country tracks. If your barrel were absolutely level and at exactly the same height as the ten ring in your target that was set at 100 yards... you would not hit the bull... the bullet would strike the target somewhere between 2 inches to as much as 4 inches below the bullseye, depending on caliber and bullet weight. Very few of examples of true assault rifles are in civilian hands. The big question is whether your Bisley is a “flat-top” model with a dovetailed, slide in, rear sight. The formula for the recoil of a gun is: VG = (VB • Bt)/Gn Answer: When a gun is fired, it exerts a forward force on the bullet. George Armstrong Custer and his men were defeated at the Little Big Horn for a number of reasons, but one of the most significant was that the Indians had Spencer repeaters. The jets of gas through the ports are not directed back toward the firing line and there is relatively little reduction of recoil. If you are at an office or shared network, you can ask the network administrator to run a scan across the network looking for misconfigured or infected devices. Unless you’re living in a neighborhood where a gang of 10 is likely to break down your front door, you’re not going to get into a shooting war that will require multiple magazine loads of 15 rounds each. The ATF requires an extensive background check and a $200 permit fee to be approved to buy a true assault rifle. Do you have any info that would help? I need a recommendation for a semi-auto pistol, that’s not only practical, but easily rendered safe. Thanks,- Brian. Any ideas? I remember him saying something about the Navy SEALS taking this weapon system to Viet Nam. In excellent condition, $1,750. I'm not certain what model it is, but it has four pins. Can you tell me anything about some old ".22 EX.LONG" ammo? There isn't all that much history to a model 1400. What can you tell me? Officially that stands for "Biggest, Finest, Revolver". You can see the most important muzzle brake available to civilians on the .50 BMG rifles manufactured by Barrett: www.Barrettrifles.com These brakes use two effects--gas hitting the baffles and gas jetting to the side and the rear--to reduce recoil. It’s a Colt single-action Bisley target model. - Tim - Walterboro, SC. You appear to have one of the earliest versions of the Model 62A Slide Action repeaters. The Colt "57" Bolt Action Rifle was manufactured for Colt in 1957 by Jefferson Manufacturing Co. also of Hartford, CT. The handgun option would be the new Smith 500 Magnum loaded with five rounds of the high velocity Corbon Ammo developed for the new gun. Clint Smith would disapprove of that comment, since he teaches that “carrying is to be comforting, not comfortable.” But I’ve worked it out that too big a gun won’t be with you when you need it because it’s too inconvenient. There is wide-spread disagreement among competitors on which bullet and which cartridge does the job best, but that’s like any form of “racing” or competition. Anything you can tell me to help? That's why the .50 AE has a rebated rim. In 1974 the Mark II was replaced by the Super-X models.Depending on the version and the condition, a Model 1400 is worth about $250. Question: QUESTION 13 What Is The Recoil Velocity Of A Gun Of Mass 45 Kg After It Fires A Bullet Of Mass 24 G At A Velocity Of 489 M/s? I use the term, “time in the tube” to reference the necessary barrel to take full advantage of the expanding gasses. Some have holes pointing forward all the way around the brake, others only on the the sides and the top. However, Merwin & Bray were only agents of sale for these deringers. Here's what I've found: Sharps announced in their 1878 Catalog that they were tooled up to manufacture fine quality shotguns, but it appears they actually contracted to have the double barreled shotguns made in England. A Load Of Coal Is Then Dropped Into The Car. They made a weapon system called a Stoner 63 chambered in .223 rem/5.56mm . (By the way I'm using Winchester's Factory Ammo Charts for these quotes.). But in 1894, Winchester introduced the model 94, which was the first lever gun built strong enough to shoot the new smoke-less powder cartridge introduced at the same time -- the 30-30 Winchester. In 2009 I got my first 2 ducks and my first deer. Both sound louder from the shooting position, from the firing line beside the shooter, and behind the firing line. If she’s opposed to learning how to run the gun, then you still are wise to arm yourself; but those cases of baby snatching you’ve been hearing about didn’t happen while the father was around to prevent it. (Lighter weight bullet and lower velocity) But this is still no small number, the more common 38 special hot loaded to the limit can achieve only 278 Foot Pounds of Muzzle Energy. I’d prefer to go with a handgun, but shotgun would be my next choice. What can she shoot? It's actually somewhat dangerous if you have somebody standing to the side. Thanks for your help!! Every time I shoot it I have a problem concentrating and miss the shot. (little history there.). By way of comparison, I'd much rather shoot Dirty Harry's 44 Rem Magnum than shoot a 6" 357 revolver even though the 44 Mag has more energy, but it also has a recoil that is not so quick and sharp as the 357 Mag. Not much collector interest, since Colt didn't actually make it. I have recently been attempting to find info on how to set up a 100 yard shooting range, have had no luck on the net, in mags. - J. Weaver. There was also an iron frame version that is very rare. It's the new Dirty Harry handgun. My dad worked at a place called Cadillac Gage in Warren Mi. You'll use these in your 357 Taurus to prove to your brain that you can hit where you are sighting. 5) Now load up with the new 357 rounds which you expect will have less recoil than what you have been buying with the heavier bullet. 7" x 3" and does not appear to have any markings. Is one a larger diameter bullet? - Thanks Again, Jon. In simple terms, the recoil velocity is the factor which makes a gun unpleasant to shoot. There’s also a tactical flashlight close by the bedroom gun. I'd suggest trying some friend's 20 power zoom scope to see what you can see at 500 yards, before deciding on the higher power Leupold. Timing refers to whether the cylinder has turned and precisely lined up the chamber that is going to fire with the forcing cone on the rear of the barrel, BEFORE the hammer falls and fires the round. There is no safety on a revolver and on mine there is no internal lock. I've also considered the SW40GVE. You’ve got a concealed carry law in Florida so I assume you’ll be qualifying to obtain your permit to carry with you. (If they have, then I've spent way too many years hidden from sight...lol) Could you please send some info on this rifle if at all possible? If you study guns, you’ll find that ALL new developments occur during war time. ... Is there a difference in power/energy/velocity in long and short barrels? Trained cops have had 10 round exchanges of gunfire with perpetrators who were shooting back at distances as short as 15 feet… and neither cop nor perp hit the other guy. 500 meters in silhouette. Newton is still warning you what's going to happen to your hands, but hunters don't shoot a lot of rounds. Height typically is a bit less than kitchen counter tops... so the shooter can sit, flat footed, and lean into a good shooting position. Then you do it single action until you are certain you are not flinching with the 38 special. The compensator, and the true brake. I understand they made only 976 of them. If you're flinching now, get your buddy back on the job to do the trigger work while you master holding the gun steady. But, I’m sure the media isn’t interested in the real definitions. I have a 4-10 and a Jr.20ga. Very Good condition would be $16,000. - Thank you, Al Dillon. I can't even get the scope to settle on something the size of a volkswagen with that much power. If you do need to shoot, you want to hit the threat and a 10 inch pattern of 00 Buck shot is more likely to enforce your will, than any handgun. The bench just needs to be heavy and stable. I'm doing a history project on how lever action rifles changed hunting. And they are somewhat dangerous to observers, since they are directing some amount of unburned powder to each side of the shooter. And the sight or sound of a big shotgun opposing the threat is pretty much guaranteed to do that. The metric round came first and in 1957 Winchester simply adopted the military cartridge and re-named it for sporting purposes. And then they shoot off hand!!!! The other lever rifle was the Spencer that operated differently, feeding cartridges through the butt-stock. There is a 20 gauge duck load that comes up, shooting at 1350 feet per second and firing one ounce of number 2 or number 4 shot. Loaded with Modern, Smokeless Powder, the 45-70 Government (Formal Name) will create 2375 Foot Pounds of Energy at the Muzzle. The result... you jerk the sights off the target before the bullet can leave the barrel. I suspect a cartridge collector would place considerable value on them, especially if you have the original box. ... in .38 special. In good condition would it be a good investment? I am fairly certain that the great majority of the guns referred to as "assault rifles" are actually semi-automatic rifles but I do not know exactly which weapons/ammunition would properly be described as "high power". In both cases the competitors are free to choose any center fire cartridge they think will give the accuracy and power to shoot the long ranges of competition. - D. Drenkowski. Even the cleaning lady knows we have loaded guns stored in certain places around the house. I'm 12 years old and I live in Minnesota. Some claim a 85% recoil reduction and no increase in the volume of the shot for the shooter. A search on the Internet only allows me to determine that it is some kind of pepperbox/deringer, possibly from the late-1800s or early 1900s. Is a .410 with a longer barrel going to be sufficiently more powerful than one with a short barrel and could you briefly explain why? Every bullet of every caliber travels in a arc, as gravity begins to pull it down as soon as it leaves the barrel of the gun that fired the shot. I have seen many different claims on different designs. Fig: Backward Velocity of the gun and Forward Velocity of gun. I mainly need a design or plans to build a permanent shooting bench and target stand. A smaller version was made in 22 rimfire. • And there was a Deer Gun version with 22 inch barrel and rifle sights. And a lot of those rifles ended up in the hands of Indians in the Western territories. Any and all info would be great. If it’s the standard Bisley model, Colt made many more units, but it’s still quite valuable. Is there such a thing as a Colt 57 cal. I can't find a reference on who first used the term, but it was likely a GI or a War correspondent in World War Two. The cylinder numbers match the gun which makes me think it was an error listed at the factory. That top lever gun? There is no question you are flinching, anticipating the recoil at the moment you pull the trigger, and jerking to avoid the jolt to your hands that you know is about to happen. I can certainly appreciate why you would have a growing concern for family protection. I think I’d so some research on the newer recoil absorbing stocks. Plain Grade Pistol Grip Stock. Correct answer to the question: find the recoil velocity of a gun having mass equal to 5kg, if a bullet of 25gm acquires the velocity of 500m/s after firing from the gun - … To … That’s why it got the slogan from the Confederates, ”That Damn Yankee rifle that you can load on Sunday and fire all week.”. I know the newer models have the key lock behind the bottom of the magazine. Both the MP-38 and the MP-40 had cyclic rates of fire of 500 RPM and both chambered the 9mm Luger round which classes them as "sub-machineguns", not as assault weapons. ©2018, TIER ONE MEDIA, LLC. Total production of both calibers believed to be about 4,100. Good condition is $9,500. Think you very much from a loyal watcher. Will she learn to shoot it? Subsequent models had no bottom ports and only then became compensators as well as flash hiders. I was hoping you could help and possibly determine its value. Each of these can be chambered in rifle rounds like the .223, .308, even the 7mm08 Remington. Meanwhile, the Europeans were also measuring the diameter of their rounds... and they got 9mm for the Luger cartridge. 0. deepti (anonymous) Posted February 17, 2018. derive expression for recoil velocity of gun. What kind of Scope is right for my .270 at 500 yards? Another way to prevent getting this page in the future is to use Privacy Pass. I did not realize there were so many different types of brakes for rifles. Good luck with the tour! 308 Velocity measured at the muzzle: 2740 FPS. This can be explained by momentum as well. "you should calculate the total … The recoil velocity is the result of conservation of linear momentum of the system. Other than that, there’s no break-over point where a centerfire cartridge becomes a “high power” cartridge. In 1968 the 1400 was replaced by the 1400 Mark II which was the same gun with different checkering on the stock and forearm and an improved action release. If there is an accurate description of a high power weapon or ammunition, please advise me what the threshold would be and whether that term refers to bullet weight, velocity, energy or caliber, etc. It's hard to tell from your pictures, but yours appears to be the 32 caliber rimfire model. Chairs now tend to be inexpensive office chairs with the gas adjustable pedestal. Magnum handgun rounds, like the .357, don’t achieve their intended velocity without a minimum of 5 inches of barrel. I am interested in the history of the gun. Now you’ve got a bunch of names to run on Google to pull up more information, but you may need to change the focus of your project. What is the difference between a .300 Win Mag and a .308? How did they change hunting and what was the main reason for them? Everyone who lives here knows about the loaded guns and where they are. You’ll have left it in the Glove compartment of the car, or at home on the shelf in the bedroom closet. Visualize the incredible acceleration of a bullet at ignition. All were 10 or 12 gauge doubles. Those cartridges you have presumably have a 45 grain lead bullet with 8 to 10 grains of FFFg black powder in the case and they are fired by the small 0 primer that hasn't been produced for many years. When a bullet leaves the barrel, does it rise before it starts to fall? After demonstrating these guns for TV, I've usually gone home with a sore right hand. The German "Burp Gun" was first the MP-38 that was rather quickly replaced by the MP-40... both are frequently called the "Schmeisser", however that is an error. Since initially the system is at rest the initial momentum of the system is zero i.e, #P_i=0# When the gun shots the bullet moves with a velocity #V_b=300ms^-1# And we need to find the recoil velocity #V_g# of the gun Here negative (- ve) sign shows that gun moves in the opposite direction of bullet. However, Burp Gun was also the slang term that has entered the dictionary to describe any small machine pistol or sub gun. In excellent condition, with 95% of the finish remaining, it’s worth somewhere around $25,000, according to the books. I’ve heard lots of stories about this, but would like to hear the real story: why was it called a .38 caliber cartridge in the 1800s when it was developed, rather than .36 (same as the percussion caliber weapon)? We haven't done anything with conversion kits since centerfire ammo isn't a problem if you do a Gun Show.
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