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THE SCIENCE OF SHOOTING

The following articles are devoted to the science behind shooting, explained in a (hopefully) easy to understand manner.  These introductory articles are not written for the expert to use as a reference so please accept that many of the finer details will be either glossed over or completely omitted.

 

In good time there will also be a series of articles written at a much more in-depth level to accompany the more straightforward articles.

 

Just click on the links below to download the PDF documents.  If you haven’t got a PDF reader

(being a type of program needed to download these files) then click here.  This will download a program called Adobe Reader and will take a while, but you’ll need to click either INSTALL or RUN (whichever pops up) after it’s finished downloading.

 

 

INTRODUCTORY ARTICLES

IN-DEPTH ARTICLES

 

1.  The Path of a Bullet

 

2.  The Effect of Wind Drag

 

3.  Shot Size and Barrel Gauge

 

4.  Aerodynamics

 

5.  Which metal is best for shot

 

6.  Recoil

 

7.  Coloured shooting glasses

 

8.  Why rifles are rifled

 

 

 

 

1.  The Path of a Bullet

 

2.  The Effect of Wind Drag in 1-D

 

 

 

 

 

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