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Question: Ballistics deals with

Answer:
The science of moving projectiles

Question: When shooting uphill, the gun will shoot

Answer:
High

Question: In what type of terrain are vertical winds usually encountered?

Answer:
Mountainous or hilly areas

Question: What is the name of the test data, compiled in Germany in 1881
that turned out to be the basis for ballistics tables for small
arms right up to the present time?

Answer:
Krupp test data

Question: When shooting downhill, the gun will shoot:

Answer:
High

Question: What is the altitude used for most ballistics tables?

Answer:
Sea level

Question: Who invented the ballistic pendulum in the year 1740?

Answer:
Robins

Question: After a bullet leaves the rifle barrel, what two forces act on
the bullet's trajectory?

Answer:
Gravity and the force due to the air flow around the bullet.

, Question: The ballistic pendulum was based upon laws of mechanics
formulated by:

Answer:
Sir Isaac Newton

Question: A bullet's reaction to wind depends on what two factors?

Answer:
Speed and direction of the wind

Question: The primary advantage of a Progressive press is:

Answer:
Higher rate of cartridge assembly compared to single stage press

Question: What is "start pressure?"

Answer:
The amount of pressure necessary for the bullet to overcome the initial forces of friction

Question: What is case obturation?

Answer:
The ability of a case to expand and then return to its basic shape

Question: The dent, coming from the firing pin striking the metal side of
the primer, creates the pressure needed to ignite the priming
mixture.

Answer:
True

Question: If you are using "range brass," what must you make sure of
before reloading? (Click all the apply)

Answer:
Check the headstamp for caliber designation, That the cases are the correct chambering
for your gun

Question: Despite the extreme stresses places on cases, because of
obturation, previously fired brass cases do not require special
preparation before being reloaded.

Answer:
False

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