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100 _a20060525d1952 y0pory50 ba
101 _aeng
200 _aThe modern shotgun
_evol. III
_ethe gun and the cartridge
_fGerald Burrard
205 _a2nd ed., reprinted
210 _aLondon
_cHerbert Jenkins
_d1952
215 _a512 p.
_cil.
_d23 cm
330 _aPreface to second edition. Introduction. I - Boring and pattern. II - Factors affecting pattern. III - Some more problems of pattern. IV - The choice of boring and pattern. V - The stringing of shot. VI - The effect of stringing on pattern. VII - Loads. VIII - Loads and forward allowance. IX - General conclusions on loads. X - Comparative merits of different bores. XI - Choice of action and barrel length. XII - Fitting a gun. XIII - The cost of guns, special guns and second-hand guns. XIV - Cleaning and care of guns. XV - The proving of guns. XVI - Bursts. XVII - Bursts caused by obstructions in the bore. XVIII - More about bursts. XIX - Odds and ends. XX - Thoughts on shooting. Appendix: Typical patterns at different ranges.
606 _aARMA DE FOGO E MUNIÇÕES
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606 _aARMAS
_9231782
700 _aBURRARD
_bGerald
_9354253
955 _xCompra