Chapter 8 Flashcards
Inventor of Uzi Machine gun in 1950s.
Uziel Gal
Father of percussion ignition
Alexander John Forsyth
Discovery on great heights in the form of commercial explosives including dynamite
Alfred Bemhard Nobel
Italian chemist, he was studying under Theophile - Jules Pelouze
Ascanio Sobrero
One of the first to state sound ballistics theories
Benjamin Robins
German monk that was credited for the application of gunpowder for propelling missile
Berthold Schwartz
developed a small caliber automatic pistol in 1866
Carl Walter
Chicago Illinois is credited with producing first commercial bulletproof vest available to the public starting in the late 1800s
Casimir Zeglen
Asked Fillippo to designed the first bulletproof vest in 1538
Francesco Maria della Rovere
Formed and developed the ArmaLite
Charles Dorcester and George Sullivan
German-Swiss chemist who is best known for inventing the fuel cell and his discoveries of guncotton and ozone.
Christian Friedrich Schonbein
Patented the first pump action shotgun
Christopher Spencer
Created the first auto-loading shotgun
John Browning
developed the first shotgun chambered to fire 3.5 inch 12-gauge cartridge
O.F Mossberg and Sons
British army who designed the conical bullets in 1823
Capt. John Norton
English gunsmith, invented the greener bullet in 1836
William Greener
Father of modern ballistics
Col. Calvin H. Goddard
Maker of carbine rifle
David “Carbine” Williams
One of the first rifle makers
Eliphalet Remington
designed a machinery of making colt firearms
Elizabeth King Root
developed AR15/M16 rifle
Eugene Stoner
designer of service pistols of Soviet Forces. Received an award - Hero of Socialist labor
Fedor Vasilievich Tokarev
designer of 9mm parabellum cartridges
George Luger
manufacturer of firearms which was managed by Edmond Heckler together with Mauser, Theodore Koch And Alex Siedel
Heckler and Koch
discovered in 1832 that nitric acid, when combined with starch or wood fibers would produce a lightweight combustible explosive material which he named xyloidine
Henri Bracannot
manufacturer of pocket pistols
Henry Derringer
inventor of Maxim machine gun. He patented first commercially produced supressor
Hiram Stevens Maxim
produced the best double action weapon in the world
Horace Smith and Daniel Wesson
developed the weaver stance
Jack Weaver
From London, he invented the puckle gun
James Puckle
maker of model 1855 rifled-musket and ripley rifles
James Wolfe Ripley
served as first international practical shooting confederation president
Jeff Cooper
invented Hammerli weapons in Switzerland
Johann Ulrich Hammerli
Invented the grand rifle in 1931, the first reloading rifle in the world
John Cantius Garand
German armorer and gunsmith amd inventor-manufacturer of lever action rifles
John Malon Martin
Produces single shot rifles which were adopted by Winchester
John Moises Browning
invented the Thompson machine gun in 1920
John Thompson
Army officer and gun designer. His first design was produced by Kayoba factory in 1904
Kijiro Nambu
Australian engineer who invented the military tank in 1912
Lance de Mole
Russian gun designer, later employed in the Red Army and developed tanks and rifles
Melvin M. Johnson
Initiated the building of Winchester company
Oliver F. Winchester
maker of high quality Cal. 22, sporting rifles and pump action shotguns
Oscar Mossberge
Officer of British army who made demonstration before the king of Great Britain
Patrick Ferguson
invented mauser pistols and rifles. They also produced the first metal cartridge weapon of the German Empira
Paul and Wilhelm Mauser
Hand-wranked and Duver Gatling type of machine gun
RJ Gatling
English Monk and scientist, credited with the invention of gunpowder. Official name is Constantine Anklitzen
Roger Bacon
revolvers and later on pistols. Born July 1814.
Samuel Colt
the standard service of the Swiss government
Schweizerische Industria Gesselschaft
officer of Russian army who designed the russian service rifle in 1891
Sergei Mossin
founder of medico legal faculty at Cairo University
Sydney Smith
explosive material guncotton and other nitrosulphates. Mojor inspiration of Alfred Nobel and Ascanio Sobrero
Theopile-JUles Pelouze