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Jump Distance, Pressure Curve and Barrel Harmonics: A Systems Approach to AccuracyIntroduction
Jump Distance Introduction Although precision shooting is often explained through external ballistic parameters, the true origin of accuracy is shaped within the first millimeters inside the barrel. The process from the moment the bullet begins to move until its first contact with the rifling is not merely a geometric distance, but a complex physical phase in which pressure formation, friction characteristics, and mechanical alignment are jointly determined. At the center of
Selcuk Aksak
Mar 298 min read


The Epistemic Limits of Classical CQB Training and Their Expansion Through Dynamic Shooting
An operator acquires discipline, procedural accuracy, and high levels of coordination through classical Close Quarters Battle (CQB) training. These training frameworks constitute an indispensable foundation, particularly in terms of safety and coordinated team movement. However, these competencies are largely shaped within the predefined boundaries of the training environment. This structure where threats are clearly defined, solution pathways are framed by doctrine, and tole
Selcuk Aksak
Mar 229 min read


Position Sul: A Ready Position or a Safe Movement Discipline?
Position of Sul The Evolution of Ready Positions Doctrine in Firearms Training Modern firearms training is not limited merely to the ability to shoot quickly and accurately. Equally important is how an operator directs the weapon, when the weapon should be pointed at a target, and when it should not. This issue becomes particularly critical during operations conducted in confined spaces. Narrow corridors, stairwells, and crowded interior environments are locations where opera
Selcuk Aksak
Mar 1614 min read
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