where do I learn about gun physics. Have physics degree, kinda want to design guns and sheet. any books would be appreciated.
Where do I learn about gun physics. Have physics degree, kinda want to design guns and sheet...
Nolan Brooks
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John Miller
What you need to learn is marketing. Guns are a fucking mature market with well-established players and you're gonna need to bring something interesting to the table.
My vote is for a break-top revolver in .357. Make it look cool and sci-fi and they will sell. Please no 6 o'clock barrel like the fail ass Rhino.
William Jones
Stop trying to get other anons to build your gun for you. I've seen you a few times now.
Jack Phillips
>implying only one user wants a personal gunsmith
Landon Walker
Only one who keeps telling people to make him a top breaking .357. Pretty sure with that same pic before too.
Hudson Evans
There are physical limitations with big caliber top breaks. There is a reason why you don't see them.
James Reyes
The REX is a gay meme gun that died at the prototype stage, stop trying to make it happen and just buy a normal S&W you larping faggot
Isaac Rogers
Stop trying to crush my dream bro.
Yeah the reason is that Russia can't ship the gun here because MUH RUSSIA.
Cameron Roberts
Christian Flores
Unironically? Wikipedia and your knowledge in physics. Gun blogs sometimes go into that, so look at those too. Scientific studies are also good.
Ballistic coefficient:
en.wikipedia.org
Penetration:
en.wikipedia.org
nap.edu
Ballistic trauma:
en.wikipedia.org
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Spalling:
en.wikipedia.org
Noah Hernandez
user seems to both have learned very little from his degree and believe that it makes him a structural and design engineer
Jonathan Rivera
>15 year old
>physics degree
Cooper Taylor
What specifically do you mean by "gun physics"? Do you mean how they mechanically operate?
John Cox
This
The force of the detonation is literally trying to rip the break top mechanism open. At some point it just becomes impractical because the break top mechnism needs to be so beefy it becomes more of a handicap than a feature.
Nathaniel Phillips
With a physics degree you should be able to apply for and obtain any technical job/engineering job besides the specialized fields like bioe and aero. Go to work for the oil industry if you can, I hear stability sucks but the pay is top notch. Throughout your 20s don't get married but acquire some property an ffl and a machine shop. Eventually, after making yourself an expert in the field with 10 - 20 yrs experience and work, you should be making top of the line fire-arms, be sure to network and make friends in the communty along the way.
Colton Ortiz
You don't really need a degree in physics to understand how the mechanics of a gun work.
Carter Nguyen
Brayden Nelson
>where do I learn about gun physics.
You don't. Everything is just "yeah, the pressure curve will make so and so force with so and so bullet weight. Now what will work and be easy enough to produce and what materials can I use?"
Outside of that and machining tolerances for gas seals, there isn't much more to it. Everything is just guess and check.
Ayden Anderson
what the fuck is that gun. looks like a galil had an affair with some german engineers and g3 parts, and then someone said ".556 mane"
Andrew Moore
its the indian standard issue rifle.
hence all the poop on the ground
Liam Turner
ayyy didnt even notice that
William Smith
Look up the .PDF of chinn's " the machine gun". Volume 4 is the one you'll want. Any specific ideas for your first project?
Adam Wood
>structural and design engineer
I think you mean mechanical engineer.
Wyatt Ramirez
>not posting the superior version
Joshua Green