FRSC 106 BALLISTICS

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Refers to any handheld or portable weapon, whether a small arm or light weapon, that expels or is designed to expel a bullet, shot, slug, missile or any projectile, which is discharged by means of expansive force of gases from burning gunpowder or other form of combustion or any similar instrument or implement. For purposes of this Act, the barrel, frame or receiver is considered a firearm. (R.A 10591 "Comprehensive Firearms and Ammunition Regulation Act".) TECHNICAL DEFINITION

FIREARM

IS AN INSTRUMENT USED FOR THE PROPULSION OF PROJECTILE BY MEANS OF THE EXPANSIVE FORCE GASES COMING FROM BURNING GUN POWDER(FBI MANUAL OF FIREARMS IDENTIFICATION)

FIREARM

Firearms that have "NO RIFLING" (lands and grooves) inside their gun barrel

SMOOTH BORE FIREARMS

Firearms that "have rifling" inside their gun barrel. Example: Pistol, Revolvers and modern weapons.

RIFLED BORE FIREARMS

A cannon used to deliver shells along a parabolic trajectory.

HOWITZER

American invention and was first used in battle against German tanks in North Africa in 1943. A lightweight rocket launcher and the first artillery weapon to use rockets as offensive missiles.

BAZOOKA

Buiilt in 1941 by the Krupp Company. The largest gun ever used in combat by the German during the siege at Sevastopol in April 1942.

GUSTAV GUN

a type of weapon which fires or designed to fire automatically or semi-automatically, more than one shot without manual reloading by a single press of the trigger. is a type of firearm that is primarily designed for Military use. Even in investigation of shooting cases done in the city, it is not usual or common to encounter this type of firearm having been used.

MACHINE GUNS

Is a light, portable form of machine gun, utilizing a pistol size ammunition, having a shoulder stock that may not be folded and designed to be fired with both hands.

SUB MACHINE GUN

A shoulder weapon designed to fire a projectile with more accuracy through a long rifled bore barrel, usually more than 22 inches

RIFLES

A short barrel rifle, with its barrel rifle measuring not more than 22 inches.

CARBINE

is an ancient smoothbore and muzzle loading military shoulder arms designed to fire a shots or a single round lead ball.

MUSKET

A smooth bore and a breech loading shoulder arms designed to fire a number of lead pellets or a shots in one charge

SHOTGUN

which the bore size is the same throughout the barrel

CYLINDER BORE TYPE

designed with a diminishing or reducing bore diameter type towards the muzzle. This type is designed to cause an effect to the travel of the shots. It makes the shots travel longer before it spreads

CHOKE BORED

still in very rear occasions another type of shotgun can be observed to be having rifling only a few inches from its points.

PARADOX BORED

THESE TYPES OF FIREARMS DESIGNED OR INTENTED TO BE FIRED USING ONE HAND.

HANDGUNS

In early firearm history, all handguns are generally called as There were three classes of in the period. The single shot , the semi-automatic and the revolving now known as the revolver

PISTOL

Is a type of firearm designed to position cartridge into position for firing with the aid of rotating cylinder serving as its chamber. There are two types of revolver according to its mechanical firing action.

REVOLVER

Needs a manual cocking of the hammer before squeezing the trigger

SINGLE ACTION

Does not need manual cocking. Just press the trigger and it both cocked and released the hammer causing a much faster firing

DOUBLE ACTION

Types of firearms that propel projectiles more than 1 inch diameter

ARTILLERY

Types of firearms that propel projectiles less than 1 inch diameter

SMALL ARMS

USUALLY FIRED FROM THE SHOULDER

SHOULDER ARMS

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FIREARM

IS AN INSTRUMENT USED FOR THE PROPULSION OF PROJECTILE BY MEANS OF THE EXPANSIVE FORCE GASES COMING FROM BURNING GUN POWDER(FBI MANUAL OF FIREARMS IDENTIFICATION)

FIREARM

Firearms that have "NO RIFLING" (lands and grooves) inside their gun barrel

SMOOTH BORE FIREARMS

Firearms that "have rifling" inside their gun barrel. Example: Pistol, Revolvers and modern weapons.

RIFLED BORE FIREARMS

A cannon used to deliver shells along a parabolic trajectory.

HOWITZER

American invention and was first used in battle against German tanks in North Africa in 1943. A lightweight rocket launcher and the first artillery weapon to use rockets as offensive missiles.

BAZOOKA

Buiilt in 1941 by the Krupp Company. The largest gun ever used in combat by the German during the siege at Sevastopol in April 1942.

GUSTAV GUN

MACHINE GUNS

Is a light, portable form of machine gun, utilizing a pistol size ammunition, having a shoulder stock that may not be folded and designed to be fired with both hands.

SUB MACHINE GUN

A shoulder weapon designed to fire a projectile with more accuracy through a long rifled bore barrel, usually more than 22 inches

RIFLES

A short barrel rifle, with its barrel rifle measuring not more than 22 inches.

CARBINE

is an ancient smoothbore and muzzle loading military shoulder arms designed to fire a shots or a single round lead ball.

MUSKET

A smooth bore and a breech loading shoulder arms designed to fire a number of lead pellets or a shots in one charge

SHOTGUN

which the bore size is the same throughout the barrel

CYLINDER BORE TYPE

designed with a diminishing or reducing bore diameter type towards the muzzle. This type is designed to cause an effect to the travel of the shots. It makes the shots travel longer before it spreads

CHOKE BORED

still in very rear occasions another type of shotgun can be observed to be having rifling only a few inches from its points.

PARADOX BORED

THESE TYPES OF FIREARMS DESIGNED OR INTENTED TO BE FIRED USING ONE HAND.

HANDGUNS

In early firearm history, all handguns are generally called as There were three classes of in the period. The single shot , the semi-automatic and the revolving now known as the revolver

PISTOL

REVOLVER

Needs a manual cocking of the hammer before squeezing the trigger

SINGLE ACTION

Does not need manual cocking. Just press the trigger and it both cocked and released the hammer causing a much faster firing

DOUBLE ACTION

Types of firearms that propel projectiles more than 1 inch diameter

ARTILLERY

Types of firearms that propel projectiles less than 1 inch diameter

SMALL ARMS

USUALLY FIRED FROM THE SHOULDER

SHOULDER ARMS