tag="{http://www.w3.org/1999/xhtml}a">183
| Colt Derringer |
203 |
| Colt Automatic Pistol .25 |
205 |
| United States Army Regulation .45 Colt Automatic Pistol |
233 |
| United States Army Regulation .45 Colt Automatic Pistol. Sectional View |
237 |
| Gastinne-Renette Gallery |
271 |
| Gastinne-Renette Gallery—Firing Points |
273 |
| Shield on Duelling Pistol with Guard for Devilliers Bullet |
301 |
| The Greener Killer |
310 |
| Winans’ Revolver Front Sights |
324 |
| Author’s World’s Record Score |
334 |
| Author’s World’s Record Score |
335 |
| Author’s World’s Record Score |
336 |
| Author’s World’s Record Score |
337 |
| Author’s World’s Record Score |
338 |
| Author’s World’s Record Score |
339 |
| Author’s World’s Record Score. Twenty Yards Disappearing Target |
340 |
| Author’s World’s Record Score. Twenty Yards Disappearing Target |
341 |
| Author’s World’s Record Score. Twenty Yards Disappearing Target |
342 |
| Author’s World’s Record Score. Six Shots in 12 Seconds |
343 |
| Author’s World’s Record Score. For Military Revolver and Sights |
344 |
| Author’s World’s Record Score. Twenty Yards Rapid-Firing Target |
345 |
| Author’s World’s Record Score. For 3-Inch Bull’s-Eye Traversing Target, 20 Yards |
346 |
| Author’s World’s Record Score. For 2-Inch Bull’s-Eye Traversing Target, 20 Yards |
347 |
| Author’s World’s Record Score Advancing Target |
348 |
| Author’s World’s Record Score Fifty Yards Target |
349 |
| Twelve Highest Possible Scores Made by the Author in Revolver Competitions at 20 Yards in 1895 |
350 |
The Modern Pistol and
How to Shoot it
CHAPTER I
INTRODUCTION
There is now no use learning revolver shooting. That form of pistol is obsolete except in the few instances where it survives for target shooting, or is carried for self-defence; just as flintlock muskets even now survive in out-of-the-way parts of the world.
If a man tries to defend himself with a revolver against another armed with an automatic pistol he is at a great disadvantage.
The automatic is more accurate than a revolver, as the “blow-back” does not vary as much as does the escape of gas past the cylinder in a