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Angle gripping

The twist is almost universally constant in pitch, although older weapons with an increasing twist may be encountered occasionally. In the Latter case — provided the rifling continues to grip the envelope thruout the bullet travel in the bore — the final angle of twist decides the rate of rotation... [Pg.485]

A "tension" method using conical metal end pieces is standardised in ISO 460011. BS 903 Part A4012 is identical and ASTM D429, Method C3 is very similar. The test piece diameter is 25 mm and the cone angle 45° but the distance between the tips of the cones is 12 1 mm in ISO and 11.5 1.2 mm in ASTM. An earlier draft of ISO 5600 had the tolerance as 0.1 mm which perhaps implies that this dimension is critical. The grip separation rate is 50 mm/min (or 0.83 mm/s in ASTM) and the result is simply expressed as the maximum force recorded. [Pg.366]

The angle between the two gripped legs of the test piece is nominally 180° (see Figure 18.2). The plies should separate at a sharp angle but this will depend on the thickness and stiffness of the plies. The standard suggests... [Pg.370]

Let us then isolate the angular terms in the energy from Eq. (19-20). We call all of these the chemical grip, but here we shall include only the c-oriented contributions from among them. At each ion (here, a titanium) we construct vectors to each neighboring ion and write the angle between a pair as 0, (which we called b before). Each pair enters twice and there are two spins so we may write the result in the form... [Pg.462]

A word on those who would buy one of those MP-40 type folding stocks for their M-1 Carbine or Ruger 10-22 is that they are rather cheaply made. We had one that was assembled so the stock, when opened, was angled almost straight instead of down to the shoulder. They also seem a bit short when opened up and I don t like the fact that the handgrip is a part of the rest of the wood stock. To me, it seems as though the hand-grip should have a separate attachment with a lot of reinforcement so that it doesn t snap off unexpectedly in a combat/survival situation. [Pg.45]

Cut grip frame out of 5/ " plywood, using pattern lf. It is a good Idea CO first make this piece out of balsa-wood. This allows you to make changes in grip shape or angle. When the entire stock is completed and you are comfortable with the final shape, it Is duplicated in p1yvx>od. Drill four 1/8" holes and 7/16" takedown screw hole as shown. Taper the rear of the hole to accomodate the head of the screw. Drill hole for stock latch. [Pg.55]

If hi hand is so tightly closed that it is You use only your thumb and first two difficult to grasp his thumb, close your fingers to grip his thumb. To do this cor-right bond and use your big knuckle to rectly you must hold for down toward the bore into the nerve on the back of his hand, big knuckle of his thumb and ot on angle. [Pg.122]


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