Analysis: The 3032 Tomcat

Mitcham wrote to the Chief of Ordnance at Springfield Armory about "the question of automatic small

To understand the gun topic you first have to learn the terms a pistol, or hand gun is a gun that the name states you use the gun held in your hand normally used for close range. A revolver is a hand gun that instead of the ammo being fed into the chamber, it is in a round shaped tube with different chambers that rotate in a clockwise motion around the barrel of the gun. A shotgun can either be semi-automatic, where you have to pull the trigger every time you shoot. Pump action, where you have to pull the trigger pump the action on the gun to chamber another shell. The last is not legal to most citizens, but a fully automatic weapon once you pull the trigger as long as you hold down the trigger it will fire till your run out of ammo. Shot guns shoot shot or gauges that are little bb’s or ball bearings. Rifles come in all different makes, models, and sizes. From lever action where you have to cock a lever to chamber a round, to bolt actin where you have to pull back a bolt to chamber the next round, to semi auto and full auto. These guns are for long range and are meant to give the ability to reach out and touch an object. Machine or submachine guns can be used in semi-automatic, three round burst, or full auto. No matter how big or small all guns are either

Rifles with Minié bullets were easy and quick to load, but soldiers still had to pause and reload after each shot. This was inefficient and dangerous. By 1863, however, there was another option: so-called repeating rifles, or weapons that could fire more than one bullet before needing a reload. The most famous of these guns, the Spencer carbine, could fire seven shots in 30 seconds.

     Another side arm that was popular among the Union forces was the Starr Revolver. The .44 caliber six shot weighed almost three pounds and could be shot multiple ways. The Starr could use a combustible cartridge or could be fired by use of loose gun powder and ball. The government threatened the company (Starr) by saying they were going to move to a cheaper model of sidearm if the weapons price did not reside. Starr complied and began manufacturing the weapon for twelve dollars; the Union forces purchased 25,000 of these revolvers.

     Riffles were another major contribution to the war, as far as weapons were concerned. The union forces had One of the most popular riffles was the Model 1861 Springfield Musket. The Springfield Musket weighed 9.25 pounds, had a twenty-one inch socket bayonet, and fired a .58 caliber mine ball traveling 950 feet per second. Riffled Muskets, which were also known as Enfields, were the second most popular riffles in the war. These Enfields, had a bore diameter of .557 inches, and weighed nine pounds three ounces. They were accurate at 800 yards, and could travel up to 1,100 yards without any difficulty. During the course of the war, 400,000 Enfields were sold to the Union troops, whereas a mere 20,000 were purchased by the confederate army. Although this weapons wasn’t as popular as the Springfield, the Enfield still packed a powerful punch at 1,100 yards (Ripley 43).

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In the book Foxcatcher, I could not help comparing Mark Schulz and me in terms of wrestling. I was a pretty good wrestler, but Mark Schultz became one of the best wrestlers of all time. He started his career later than me, he took losses harder than me, and he wrestled a different style compared to me.

Just watched the new Netflix documentary, "Team Foxcatcher", where I learned that wealthy wrestling sponsor, John DuPont, (who ended up murdering Olympian wrestler, Dave Schultz in '94) inexplicably fired all of the African American wrestlers off of his team when he suddenly developed an aversion to the color black. Yes, that's right, DuPont decided to ban all things black from his estate. First DuPont forbade people living on the estate from wearing any items of black clothing. He even forced one of his wrestlers to sell their sports car because it was black. DuPont himself, sold off all of his prized black thoroughbreds. If that wasn't crazy enough, he then fired all of the black wrestlers off of Team Foxcatcher. At the time, one of them

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The M-203 grenade launcher was a muzzle-loaded grenade that fit under the barrel of assault rifles such as the M-16. The 40mm grenade was used to provide additional fire support in a gunfight. The high explosive had a range of 400m and a blast radius of 5m.

Thompson wanted to create a weapon that was capable rapid fire, without manual reloading. He wanted to invent a handheld machine gun which could give US military troops an edge in the ongoing war. After many failed attempts and prototypes, the invention of the Thompson submachine gun or “Tommy Gun” took place right after World War I. The Tommy Gun is an American submachine gun, invented by John T. Thompson in 1918. It was a common sight in the media of the time, since it was being used by both law enforcement officers and notorious criminals. The weapon became iconic not only for its later use in combat during World War II, but also as the gun of choice for some of the most infamous criminals in U.S. history. The Tommy Gun was also adopted

The second most common piece was the rifle bored 3 inch Ordnance Rifle, which had a range

Firearms are classified into three broad types handguns, rifles, and shotguns. Rifles and shotguns are both considered “long guns.” A semi-automatic weapon fires one bullet each time the user pules the trigger, it will also eject the empty shell after

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The M16 With its light weight of less than six pounds and its powerful ammunition, small 5.56mm circumference, short 38.80 inch long body, a whipping 3,250 feet per second muzzle velocity, and a maximum efficiency range of 460 meters the M16 is the most versatile standard issue rifle of any army. You may think that the brains of the government's army may have devised the plan to make the M16, but it was none other than the brains of John Hopkins University where the development of the M16 first began in September of the year of 1948.1 The ability of being selective firing was the main point of interest for the army. Also another high point is that the ammunition must be able to pierce a steel helmet from 500 meters