10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «SMOKELESS POWDER»
Discover the use of
smokeless powder in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
smokeless powder and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
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Forensic Science: An Encyclopedia of History, Methods, and ...
Smokeless Powder Smokeless powders are a class of explosive propellants that
produce very little smoke on explosion and consist mostly of gelatinized cellulose
nitrates. Powders in which this is the only explosive component are classified ...
William J. Tilstone, Kathleen A. Savage, Leigh A. Clark, 2006
2
Black and
Smokeless Powders:: Technologies for Finding Bombs ...
Commercial Smokeless Powder Market The domestic market for smokeless
powder includes original equipment manufacturer (OEM) customers, individual
reloaders, and specialty device manufacturers, such as makers of airbags. The
smaller ...
Committee on Smokeless and Black Powder, Division on Engineering and Physical Sciences, National Research Council, 1998
3
The Preparatory Manual of Black
Powder and Pyrotechnics
04-02-014A: Standard high performance nitrocellulose (high nitroglycerine
content) smokeless powder with reduced flash: 70% nitroglycerine, 23%
nitrocellulose, 5% lycopodium, 2% urea 18. 04-02-014B: Standard high
performance ...
4
Powder and Propellants: Energetic Materials at Indian Head, ...
Smokeless powder had been under development for decades. The first
smokeless powder had been introduced in Austria in 1852 and used successfully
for about ten years. The early smokeless powders used some form of cellulose,
such as ...
5
Gunpowder, Explosives and the State: A Technological History
This first smokeless powder suitable for rifled guns was developed by Paul Vieille
( 1854-1 934), 13 a French military engineer who later became Inspector General
of Powders and Saltpetres for France, but who is probably best known for his ...
6
Electrospray Ionization Tandem Mass Spectrometry for the ...
58 5.2 MS and MS" data for identified peaks in the smokeless powder samples.
66 5.3 Stabilizers and other components detected in smokeless powder samples
by nESI quadrupole ion trap mass spectrometry 72 5.4 Stabilizers and other ...
7
Toxic Substances Control Act: Trademarks and Product Names ...
Hercules Incorporated Hercules Incorporated— cont'd Herclor C-110 Herclor C-
130 Herclor H Herco Herco Blasting Agent 1 Herco Smokeless Powder, all
grades Herco-Prills Hercobond 16 Hercoflat Hercoflex 600 Hercoflex 600L
Hercoflex ...
United States. Environmental Protection Agency. Office of Toxic Substances, 1979
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The Gun Digest Book of the .44
Colt's first large frame double action, the Model of 1878. also belongs on this list.
The Colt Single Action Army began as a black powder sixgun in 1873. made the
transition from black powder to smokeless powder, and still survives today.
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The Gun Digest Book of Cowboy Action Shooting: Guns Gear Tactics
We can be lazy when it comes to cleaning smokeless powder firearms. However
black powder guns allow us no such latitude and MUST be cleaned after every
use. Generally speaking, black powder substitutes will produce less fouling and ...
John Taffin, Kevin Michalowski, 2005
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The Encyclopedia of the Spanish-American and ...
Smokeless powder, developed in France in 1884, was a technological
breakthrough. More powerful than the old coarse black powder, it also left less
fouling residue. Smokeless powder had important tactical benefits as well. Black
powder ...
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «SMOKELESS POWDER»
Find out what the national and international press are talking about and how the term
smokeless powder is used in the context of the following news items.
The .45 Colt: History And Surprising Facts About This Iconic Cartridge
About a decade ago I caused a considerable stir in Handgunner's pages by writing I didn't particularly like the .45 Colt as a smokeless powder cartridge. «Daily Caller, Apr 15»
Loss of Smokeless Powder – The Greatest Threat to the Right to …
If Obama were to instruct his appointed Secretary of Defense to quietly lean on these defense contractors to quit selling smokeless powder for civilian ... «AmmoLand.com, Mar 15»
Throwback: using a black powder replica
If you've never shot black powder guns before you ought to give it a try. ... guns had 5 times the casualties as the Spanish troops using smokeless powder. «Manteca Bulletin, Jul 14»
Abandoning Smokeless Tobacco After Heart Attack Helps Extend …
For the study, the researchers examined the effect of giving up of snus, a moist Swedish smokeless powder tobacco kept under the upper lip. It is a modified ... «University Herald, Jun 14»
New Remington 700 Ultimate Muzzleloader announced at NRA 2014
The Ultimate Muzzleloader seems to be Remington's attempt to capture some of the smokeless powder hunting crowd, who are accustomed to the centerfire ... «Guns.com, Apr 14»
ATF to Industry Advisory †Black Powder, Black Powder …
Black powder, black powder substitutes, and smokeless powder are common bomb ... If you are a retailer of these powders, you are encouraged to provide this ... «AmmoLand.com, Dec 13»
Out of Ammo
Only two plants in the U.S. manufacture “smokeless powder,” as modern gun powder is called, the General Dynamics plant in St. Marks, Florida, and the ... «Mtpioneer, Aug 13»
Jennifer Rubin Makes Irrational Argument Against Proposal To …
Furthermore, because of lobbying by the National Rifle Association, it is currently legal to purchase up to 50 pounds of black or smokeless powder without ... «Media Matters for America, Apr 13»
How Even A Terrorist Can Buy Explosive Powders Without A …
Even after the post-9/11 Safe Explosives Act, an individual can buy up to 50 pounds of black powder and any amount of smokeless powder (a more expensive ... «ThinkProgress, Apr 13»
Boston bombing suspect Tamerlan Tsarnaev bought large …
Some federal officials have said the explosives may have relied on black or smokeless powder. A hobbyist can buy as much as 50 pounds of black powder. «Washington Post, Apr 13»
