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Сигурност и отбрана, брой 2, 2023 г.                             Научно списание




                        The  dispersion  of  bullets  when  firing  with  the  same  weapon  in
                  practically the same conditions is a natural phenomenon, which is called
                  dispersion of the trajectories of the projectiles as they move through the air.
                  The most reliable indicator of the scale of dispersion is the values of the
                  average deviation (σ) of the perforations relative to the dispersion axes that
                  run horizontally and vertically through the CPI. According to the applied
                  methodology,  the  shooting  accuracy  is  determined  by  the  values  of  the
                  average deviation from the dispersion axes (σ). The closer σ is to zero, the
                  greater the shooting accuracy.
                        The dispersion axes generated after processing the results of all series
                  in both groups are depicted as dashed lines in Figure 3.
                        The  measurement  of  each deviation  from  the  dispersion  axes are  in
                  absolute values. In the first series of the first group, the magnitude of the
                  average deviation relative to the X-axis (   ) is calculated after substitution
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                  in Formula 2 with the measured values, as shown:


                                        2
                                  2
                                                   2
                                                                              2
                                                                                     2
                                                                  2
                                                                        2
                                |   +    + ⋯ +    |            5,5 + 5 + 2 + 28 + 19        2
                       = 0,67 √   1     2             = 0,67√                                 = 11,57
                      1
                                          − 1                              5 − 1

                        This  calculation  is  performed  the  same  way  with  the  values  of  the
                  measured deviation from the Y-axis (   ). The process is repeated for all
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                  series of both groups. The summarized results are presented in Table 3 and
                  are graphically depicted in Figure 4.

                         Table 3. Mean deviation values relative to the dispersion axes.


                       First group – shooting with a          Second group – shooting without a
                          contactless suppressor.                    contactless suppressor.
                      Series                                    Series                          
                                                        
                                                                                                  
                                          
                                                                                    
                       1/1          11,57          6,81           1/2          10,35          3,11
                       2/1           9,54         15,22           2/2          14,00          7,42
                       3/1          15,71         14,76           3/2          11,15         16,71
                       4/1          12,57         20,08           4/2          22,52          9,42

                       5/1          16,94          6,41           5/2          17,68          8,74

                    Average         13,27         12,66        Average         15,14          9,08







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