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Gunshot wounds

By Vincent J. M. Di Maio

Calculated tables of ranges for Navy and Army guns, with method of finding distance of object at sea

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Range tables for naval guns

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Specifications for armor-piercing shell for U.S. Navy

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Specifications for armor plates and appurtenances

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Face-hardened armor

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Notes on installation and tests of turret guns and sights

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Six-inch range table: 2,800 f.s. initial velocity to 12,600 yards; weight of projectile, 105 pounds; Siacci's method, corrected for altitude; Ingalls's ballistic tables

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Increasing twist of rifling

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One-pdr. range table: 1,450 f.s. initial velocity to 3,000 yards; weight of projectile, 1.057 pounds; Siacci's method; corrected for altitude; Ingalls's ballistic tables

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One-pdr. range table: 2,000 f.s. initial velocity to 3,500 yards; weight of projectile, 1.057 pounds; Siacci's method; corrected for altitude; Ingalls's ballistic tables

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Three-pdr. range table: 2,200 f.s. initial velocity to 4,500 yards; weight of projectile, 3.30 pounds; Siacci's method; corrected for altitude; Ingalls's ballistic tables

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Six-pdr. range table: 2,240 f.s. initial velocity to 5,500 yards; weight of projectile, 6 pounds; Siacci's method; corrected for altitude; Ingalls's ballistic tables

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Three-inch gun, Mark III, 50 cals.

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Three-inch range table: 1,650 f.s. initial velocity to 5,000 yards; weight of projectile, 13 pounds; Siacci's method; corrected for altitude; Ingalls's ballistic tables

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Three-inch range table: 1,150 f.s. initial velocity to 4,500 yards; weight of projectile, 13 pounds; Siacci's method; corrected for altitude; Ingalls's ballistic tables

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Three-inch range table: 2,700 f.s. initial velocity to 8,500 yards; weight of projectile, 13 pounds; Siacci's method; corrected for altitude; Ingalls's ballistic tables

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Four-inch range table: 2,000 f.s. initial velocity to 8,000 yards; weight of projectile, 33 pounds; Siacci's method; corrected for altitude; Ingalls's ballistic tables

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Four-inch range table: 2,800 f.s. initial velocity to 10,500 yards; weight of projectile, 33 pounds; Siacci's method; corrected for altitude; Ingalls's ballistic tables

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4.7-inch range table: 2,600 f.s. initial velocity to 10,000 yards; weight of projectile, 45 pounds; Siacci's method; corrected for altitude; Ingalls's ballistic tables

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Five-inch range table: 2,300 f.s. initial velocity to 9,000 yards; weight of projectile, 50 pounds; Siacci's method; corrected for altitude; Ingalls's ballistic tables

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Five-inch range table: 2,700 f.s. initial velocity to 11,000 yards; weight of projectile, 60 pounds; Siacci's method; corrected for altitude; Ingalls's ballistic tables

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Five-inch range table: 2,200 f.s. initial velocity to 8,500 yards; weight of projectile, 50 pounds; Siacci's method; corrected for altitude; Ingalls's ballistic tables

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Five-inch range table: 3,150 f.s. initial velocity to 10,000 yards; weight of projectile, 50 pounds; Siacci's method; corrected for altitude; Ingalls's ballistic tables

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