GUNS

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GUNS
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Handguns

• Handguns is a metal and hard plastics pieces of
  weapons.
• They are small, lightweight, provide good
  firepower, suitable, not only for defensive but
  for offensive too.
• There two types action styles are single and
  double action

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PICTURE

• Browning BDM (USA / Belgium
• Type Double Action or Double Action Only
  manually selective
• Capacity 15 rounds
• Star Megastar (Spain)
• Capacity 14 (10mm) or 12 (.45) rounds
• Type Double Action
• Arcus 98 DA (Bulgaria)
• Capacity 15 rounds
• Type Double Action
• Namby type 14 (Japan
• Capacity 8 rounds
• Type Single Action
• Colt mk. III revolvers (USA)
• Type Double Action
• Capacity 6 rounds

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Shotguns

• Shotguns are will know as police and not guns,
  but they also combat weapon.
• Shotguns is for short range encounter.
• The mean advantage of the shotguns is high
  firepower in close combat position.
• There are to types of action styles are
  pump-action and semi-auto

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PICTURE

• Neostead shotgun (South Africa)
• Feed dual over-the-barrel tube magazine, 6 6
  rounds capacity
• USAS-12 (South Korea)
• Capacity 10 rounds box or 20 rounds drum
  detachable magazines
• Type gas operated semi-auto (select-fire version
  exists)
• Remington 1100 (USA)
• Capacity 5 or 7 (with extension installed)
  rounds in underbarrel tube magazine
  
• Heckler-Koch / Olin CAWS (Germany)
• Magazine 10 rounds detachable box magazine

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Assault rifles

• Assault rifles (AR) was invented 1910 by famous
  Russian armorer, col. Fedorov
• Assault rifles a primary offensive weapon of
  modern troops.
• Some Assault rifles can equipped with optical or
  night vision scope and some with grenade
  launcher

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Assault rifle

• OICW assault rifle (USA)
• Magazine capacity 20 or 30 rounds box (KE) and 6
  rounds box (HE)
• Rate of fire 650-735 rounds per minute
• Kalashnikov AKS-74U assault rifle (Russia - USSR)
  
• Magazine capacity, 30 rounds standard
• Steyr Stg.77 AUG assault rifle (Austria)
• Rate of fire 650 rounds per minute
• Magazines 30 or 42 rounds box magazines

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Machine guns

• Machine guns (MG) was invented in USA by Hiram
  Maxim in 1883.
• First appearance was in WWI.
• Machine guns provide sustained firepower for
  troops against enemy troops and unarmored target.
  
• Machine guns is very heavy.
• Today almost every infantry in the world has at
  least on light MG.

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PICTURE

• MG-42 (Germany)
• Rate of fire 1200 - 1300 rounds/min
• Feeding belt, 50 or 250 round
• FN Minimi (Belgium) / M249 (USA) Fabrique
  Nationale
• rate of fire, rpm 1000
• SS-77 (Smith and Soregi, and 77 - for the year
  the development began).
• Rate of fire 600-900 rounds per minute
• Valmet KvKK 62 (Finland)
• Rate of fire 1000 - 1100 rounds/min
• Feeding belt 100 rounds in detachable round bags

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Submachine guns

• Submachine guns first appearance in 1915 during
  WWII.
• Submachine gun usually eat standard or improved
  auto-pistol.
• SMG have the size and weight comparable to the
  largest of handguns.
• SMG providing good ability for greater firepower
  with auto-fire.

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PICTURE

• Heckler und Koch MP-5k (Germany
• Rate of fire 900 rounds per minute
• Magazine capacity 15 or 30 roundsEffective
  range about 25 meters
• Original MAC M10
• Rate of fire 1100 rounds per minute (1600 rpm for
  MAC-11 in .380)
• Magazine capacity 30 , 32 roundsEffective range
  25 meters
• Heckler und Koch UMP (Germany)
• Rate of fire 600 - 700 rounds per minute
  Magazine capacity 10, 25, 30 rounds
• Rate of fire 600 - 700 rounds per minute

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Sniper rifles

• Sniper rifles is to destroy valuable targets at
  extended range with aimed fire, and with as few
  ammunition as possible.
• The targets mean human being ( enemy solder ,
  armed criminal, terrorist, or president etc.
• As few ammunition as possible is often mean one
  shot.

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PICTURE

• Heckler Koch PSG-1 sniper rifle (Germany)
• Magazine 5 or 20 round detachable box
• Action Semi-automatic, roller-delayed blowback
• Steyr AMR / IWS 2000 (Austria)
• Feed Mechanism 5 rounds detachable box mag
• RT-20 Antimateriel Sniper Rifle (Croatia)
• Feed Mechanism single shot, manual loading
• Operation manual operated, bolt action

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How guns work

• A cannon is just a metal tube with a closed end
  and an open end. The closed end has a small fuse
  hole.
• Flintlock guns where first handheld guns were
  essentially miniature cannons you loaded some
  gunpowder, a steel ball and lit a fuse.
• The next major innovation in the history of
  firearms was the bullet cartridge. Simply put,
  cartridges are a combination of a projectile (the
  bullet), a propellant (gunpowder, for example)
  and a primer (the explosive cap), all contained
  in one metal package

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Source

• www.world.guns.ru
• www.securityarms.com
• www.doublegun.com
• www.howstuffworks.com