MY SUMMER BY: KARA BLAKEMAN. MY QUESTIONS How does a bullet travel though the rifle? How does a bullet travel though the rifle? How can you improve on.

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MY SUMMER BY: KARA BLAKEMAN

MY QUESTIONS How does a bullet travel though the rifle? How does a bullet travel though the rifle? How can you improve on the imbalance of a bullet? How can you improve on the imbalance of a bullet?

MY RESEARCH Ballistics- The science or study of the motion of projectiles such as bullets, shells, or bombs. Ballistics- The science or study of the motion of projectiles such as bullets, shells, or bombs. Fingerprinting-An impression of the markings of the inner surface of the last joint of the thumb or other finger. Fingerprinting-An impression of the markings of the inner surface of the last joint of the thumb or other finger.

HOW A BULLET GETS ITS TWIST A gun barrel is produced from a solid bar of steel. The inner surface is impressed with spiral grooves which is know as rifling. A gun barrel is produced from a solid bar of steel. The inner surface is impressed with spiral grooves which is know as rifling. The diameter of a gun barrel is know as the caliber. The diameter of a gun barrel is know as the caliber.

IMBALANCE OF A BULLET Many things can cause a bullet to be imbalanced. Many things can cause a bullet to be imbalanced. The formula to find the imbalance is E= (T) The formula to find the imbalance is E= (T) T is the twist rate and E is the amount of imbalance to cause one MOA divergence T is the twist rate and E is the amount of imbalance to cause one MOA divergence abullet

FINGERPRINTING: AFIS SYSTEM AFIS system is the ability of a computer system to scan and digitally encode fingerprints so they can be processed. Before this program police were restricted to comparing crime scene fingerprints against those of know suspects. http//

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