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    A. Compare The Two General Classes of Firearms (According To Given Barrel Internal Construction)

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    The document compares two classes of firearms based on their barrel construction, whether they have grooves or are smooth-bored. It defines artillery as firearms that can propel projectiles over 1 inch in diameter, and small arms as those that propel projectiles under 1 inch. It describes different types of firearms based on their mechanical construction, including single shot, repeating, bolt action, automatic loading, slide action, and lever type firearms.

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    The document compares two classes of firearms based on their barrel construction, whether they have grooves or are smooth-bored. It defines artillery as firearms that can propel projectiles over 1 inch in diameter, and small arms as those that propel projectiles under 1 inch. It describes different types of firearms based on their mechanical construction, including single shot, repeating, bolt action, automatic loading, slide action, and lever type firearms.

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    FIREARMS COMPARISON

    A. Compare the two general classes of firearms (According to given barrel Internal construction)

    They
    It has no lands and are It has lands and grooves
    grooves, Does not that causes the projectile
    encourage the projectile to spin when it exits the
    to spin. muzzle.
    both
    rifles.

    D. Main types of firearms (According to caliber of projectiles propelled)


    1. Artillery
    It propels more than 1 inch diameter.

    2. Small arms

    It can only propel less than 1 inch in diameter.

    E. Describe the following types of firearms according to mechanical construction.


    1. Single shot firearms – It is designed to fire only one shot every loading.
    2. Repeating arms – It is designed to fire several loads in one loading.

    3. Bolt Action type – Reloading takes place by manipulating both the back and forth.

    4. Automatic loading type – Constitutes a continuous firing in a single press of the trigger.

    5. Slide Action Type (trombone) – Loading takes place by back and forth manipulation of the
    under/over forearms of the gun.

    6. Lever Type (break-type) – Loading takes place by lever action on the firearms.

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