Indians For Guns

Hello friends.

Today again I need your's valuable information plz provide me..

Friends iof sell main 2 type of .32 revolver.

1 is .32 revolver short barrel which length is 3 inch barrel.

2 is .32 revolver long barrel which length is 5 inch barrel.

May be Almost everything is equal in both revolver but difference only in barrel length.

iof website provides information is that short barrel revolver effective range is 18m and long barrel revolver effective range is 25m.

Now my question is why 7m range difference in both revolver.. It's happened 2 inch more barrel length? Or any other reason behind this???

Plz provide me this information.

Yes, barrel length makes a difference as bullet is exposed to more riffeling due to long length, hence it travels longer distance

Thanks bro...

iof.32 long barrel 25m effective range.

Now any one have a information about at 25m iof long barrel revolver accuracy???

I mean that any one check the accuracy of long barrel iof revolver then plz provide me information.

Don't worry sick over it as the receiver at the other end will hardly be able to recognise the difference. As a rule the FPS doesn't matter much but the accuracy improves more so because of the longer sight plane the long barrel offers. IMHO. At the same time its believed that a shorter barrel being stiffer causes the accuracy to rise in steady hands due to better harmonics then a longer one. Hope I have managed to confuse you further.

Marksman

Puneet Sharma wrote:Now my question is why 7m range difference in both revolver.. It's happened 2 inch more barrel length? Or any other reason behind this???

The difference in range is due to the laws of physics. Please note the following laws of physics -

Momentum = Mass x Acceleration

Kinetic Energy = 1/2 x Mass x Velocity x Velocity

When barrel is longer(up to an optimum length), the rapidly expanding gases from the cartridge charge are able to accelerate the bullet for a longer time. This results in higher momentum and kinetic energy. This translates into a longer range.

When barrel is shorter than the optimum length, the rapidly expanding gases from the cartridge charge are unable to accelerate the bullet for a longer time because they get expelled into the air earlier than it would have happened in a longer barrel. This results in lower momentum and kinetic energy. This translates into a shorter range.

Since nothing except only the barrel lengths have been changed, it is the only reason for longer or shorter ranges.

Thanks friends.

I understand.

Can you tested the accuracy of long iof revolver at25m.. I mean what group provide this revolver at 25m?

Can I use it for 25m centerfire event? This revolver is able to do it?

Why to use ordinance revolver for a target event? Its meant for generic personal safety.
Though construction is robust but don't think that the accuracy and consistently with even the 5" barrel option would adequate your purpose.
MHO if you are planning to use IOF revolver think again, you are better off with some good used imported pistol.

Regards
RoyalSingh

Thanks bro...

Bro plz tell me name of revolver or pistol which is best for event? And easily available in market...and also provide me a estimated price....and details about event revolver or pistol? Advice me friends

Hlo friends...

Plz advice me.. Which is better for 25m centerfire event revolver or pistol and suggesting me which brand and price and whare I can buy

Who best revolver long and short barrel

Plz suggest which revolver is best 32 bore

Manpreet2383 wrote:Who best revolver long and short barrel

Short barre (3") if you have to carry often.....long barrel for more accuracy and velocity.

Nothing is best.....everything is sort of compromise.

marksman wrote:Don't worry sick over it as the receiver at the other end will hardly be able to recognise the difference. As a rule the FPS doesn't matter much but the accuracy improves more so because of the longer sight plane the long barrel offers. IMHO.
Marksman

Marksman's answer (above) is the only one that matters. The rest is all mumbo-jumbo and conjecture.
Firing your .32 caliber handgun, at 25 meters, all other things being equal, you will see no practical difference in energy or velocity, between the two barrel lengths.

As to why IOF posts a different "effective range" for the two barrel lengths?
It is apparently because IOF's marketing department has little or no actual knowledge of ballistics.

If your defensive handgun actually has an "effective range" of 25 m, I suggest that you throw it away and arm yourself with a rock as you will be able to produce more of an effect on your target with it.


A handgun with a 3" barrel will be easier to conceal.
A handgun with a 5" barrel might be a little easier to aim at the target, depending on your skill level.
Beyond that don't worry about it.