Chapter 1: What is a Gun?

1-01 The meaning of the Chinese character 'gun'
1-02 Distinction between guns and cannons
1-03 What is a fork?
1-04 Fire extinguishers and heavy weapons
What is a 1-05 rifle?
1-06 What is a pistol?
1-07 What is a rifle?
1-08 Cavalry Rifle, Machine Gun, Infantry Rifle
1-09 What is a machine gun?
1-10 submachine gun
1-11 shotgun
1-12 air gun
1-13 Grenade Gun, Grenade Can
1-14 Industrial Guns
1-15 Muzzle brake and muzzle compensator
1-16 silencer
1-17 Fire Extinguisher
1-18 Magazine Ins and Outs 1
1-19 Magazine Ins and Outs 2
1-20 Units Frequently Used in the United States
COLUMN-01 Hunting is an essential cultural skill for international people.

Chapter 2: History of Guns

2-01 Invention of Gunpowder
2-02 Invention of Firearms
2-03 The emergence of matchlock guns
2-04 The introduction of the matchlock gun
2-05 The appearance of the chief general
2-06 Invention of the detonator
2-07 Invention of steel wire and miniethane
2-08 Invention of the Revolver
2-09 Invention of the rear-loading firearm
The emergence of the 2-10 rifle
The emergence of the 2-11 machine gun
The appearance of the 2-12 submachine gun
The emergence of the 2-13 automatic rifle
The emergence of the 2-14 assault rifle
The era of small-caliber high-velocity bullets
2-16 Type 89 rifle
2-17 Bullpup and Conventional
2-18 combat rifle and designated marksman rifle
2-19 Is the era of large-caliber rifle bullets coming again?
What is 2-20 PDW?
2-21 Why was the 20th form needed?
COLUMN-02: What's next for the "squad support weapon"? Mini-machine gun or heavy assault rifle?

Chapter 3 Ammunition

3-01 The bomb is not a propellant.
3-02 Burning speed of propellant
3-03 What is the appropriate burning rate of a propellant?
3-04 Black powder·
3-05 Smokeless gunpowder
3-06 What is live ammunition?
3-07 The Detonator Story
3-08 Pharmaceutical Association Material
3-09 Pharmacy Agreement Form 1
3-10 Pharmacy Agreement Shape 2
3-11 Bullet Shape 1
3-12 Bullet Shape 2
3-13 Bullet material
3-14 Bullet Structure 1
3-15 Bullet Structure 2
3-16 Bullet Structure 3
3-17 Blank and mock bullets
3-18 caliber notation
What is a 3-19 Magnum?
3-20 Ammunition Regeneration·
3-21 Selection of launcher
3-22 Ammunition Safety·
3-23 Do bullets have an expiration date?
3-24 Pharmacy Association seal
3-25 uncased ammunition
COLUMN-03 European caliber notation

Chapter 4 Pistols and Submachine Guns

4-01 Revolver Loading Method
4-02 Pull the trigger with your finger every time you fire a shot.
4-03 Automatic Pistol·
4-04 Double Action Automatic Pistol
4-05 revolver and automatic
How well does the 4-06 pistol fit?
4-07 How the automatic pistol works
4-08 Submachine Gun firing method
MP5 with 4-09 accuracy
4-10 Hammer and Striker Type
COLUMN-04 Pistols and submachine guns also in the era of lightweight, high-velocity bullets?

Chapter 5 Rifle

5-01 bolt action
5-02 automatic rifle
5-03 lever action
5-04 Steel wire processing method
5-05 Conductor's wire
5-06 Conditions for a high-accuracy gun barrel
5-07 Operate using combustion gas
Even if it's a 5-08 match rifle...
5-09 shotgun
5-10 Double Rifle and Combination Gun
5-11 sniper rifle
5-12 anti-tank rifle and anti-material sniper rifle
COLUMN-05 Is rifle shooting suitable for women?

Chapter 6 Machine Gun

6-01 heavy machine gun and light machine gun
6-02 Squad Machine Gun and Company Machine Gun
6-03 large-caliber machine gun
6-04 Machine Gun Feeding Method
6-05 Various feeding methods
6-06 Water-cooled and air-cooled, interchangeable barrels
COLUMN-06 Cook-Off

Chapter 7 Ballistics

7-01 Barrel and Pressure (Coercion)
7-02 Coercion Curve
7-03 Bullet's muzzle velocity
7-04 Barrel length and bullet velocity
7-05 Overground Ballistics
7-06 Kinetic energy of bullet
7-07 Bullet velocity and range
7-08 Ballistics and Sights
7-09 Underwater Ballistics 1
7-10 Underwater Ballistics 2
7-11 What happens to a bullet fired vertically?
COLUMN-07 Why are 12.7mm sniper rifles so popular these days?

Chapter 8 Shotgun

8-01 ​​Structure of a shotgun shell
8-02 Shotgun Caliber Notation
8-03 Material, dimensions and weight of shotgun
8-04 Shotgun shell length
8-05 Chalk and Pattern
8-06 Shotgun Velocity and Range
8-07 Clay Shooting
8-08 Shotgun Aiming
8-09 Slug and Slug Barrel
8-10 Horizontal and Vertical Duals
8-11 automatic guns and slide action guns
8-12 Sidelock and Boxlock
COLUMN-08 Half-Rifled Barrel and Sabot Slug

Chapter 9 Gunshots

9-01 total wounds
9-02 Total wound type
9-03 Curved and straight gunshots
9-04 Match Rifle Grip
9-05 Shotgun Grip
9-06 Cast Off
9-07 Shoulder Pads
9-08 Length of grass and pitch down
9-09 Comb and Chemp Piece
9-10 fore end
9-11 hand guard
9-12 The best gun material is walnut
9-13 Plywood, plastic, metal
COLUMN-09 Retouching the Gunshot

Chapter 10 Sights

10-01 What is a mechanical sight?
10-02 Various open scales
10-03 Optical Sight
Which 10-04 reticle is best?
10-05 MIL (Wheat) and Miltran
What is 10-06 MOA?
10-07 Body diameter of two types of scopes
10-08 Parallax and Focus
10-09 Night Vision Scope
State-of-the-art sights that calculate 10-10 trajectories
COLUMN-10 Sensitivity range

Chapter 11: Ammunition of the World

11-01 .22 caliber rimfire
11-02 small caliber centerfire
11-03 Small caliber bullet for Varmint
11-04 25~30 caliber class
11-05 6.5~7mm class ammunition
11-06 7mm Magnum
11-07 30 caliber class rifle bullet
11-08 7.62mm small ammunition
11-09 300 Magnum Series
11-10 8mm Magnum ammunition
11-11 8~9mm class revolver ammunition
11-12 8~9mm automatic pistol ammunition
11-13 9~10mm automatic pistol ammunition
11-14 9~10mm class ammunition
11-15 41~44 revolver ammunition
11-16 44~45 caliber various ammunition
11-17 seconds high-power pistol rounds
11-18 long-range sniper ammunition
COLUMN-12.7 X 114HLJ ammunition that set the 'sniper world record' of 113,800m

Chapter 12: Commenting on the Ming gun

12-01 Colt M1911
12-02 P-08
12-03 Walther P-38
12-04 Browning Hi-Power
12-05 Beretta M92F
12-06 SIG SAUER P220, P226
12-07 Glock 17
12-08 H&K SFP9
12-09 SIG SAUER P320
12-10 Desert Eagle
12-11 AK-47, AKM, AK-74
12-12 M16 series
12-13 SIG SG550-7
12-14 Winchester M70, Remington M700
12-15 Remington M870
COLUMN-12 How do you read the ammunition designation?

Key References

It is instinctive to be drawn to guns,
Wanting to know about guns is intellectual curiosity.

A researcher from the Self-Defense Forces Weapons Supply Center explains!
The 'Total Bible' that will satisfy your intellectual curiosity!

For millions of years, humans have been hunting for weapons that have a longer range, more power, and more accuracy.
This long-standing desire, which is like an instinct of mankind, began to be satisfied only with the invention of firearms.
As guns and cannons became used in warfare, developing better firearms became a matter of national survival.
Firearms are the essence of wisdom that engineers from each country have developed with their heart and soul, risking the fate of their country.

The development of firearms also changed the social structure.
The need for better mining and metallurgical techniques led to advances in industrial technology, and the need for smarter soldiers also provided an educational environment for the general population.
As the military power of the nation became the responsibility of the entire population, not just knights or warriors, no one could be ruled or exploited like livestock, and this is where democratic society emerged.
In other words, guns are the mother of modern civilization and the source of democracy! … Therefore, it is only natural that guns make your heart beat.
The curiosity to 'know more about guns' and 'explore' is the driving force behind progress.
This is exactly why this book was written!

This book systematically explains almost all knowledge about guns, from structure to shooting techniques.
It is also rich in photos and illustrations that will help you understand and add to the enjoyment of reading.
I hope this book, which is like a 'total bible', will satisfy someone's instinctive curiosity and lead to further progress!