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DOI: Optical Instruments Used In Shooting
Turakhanov Akrom Abdullahakimovich , Teacher At The Military Education Faculty Of Fergana State University, Uzbekistan Khojimatov Nodirbek Gayratjonovich , 3rd Year Student Of The Military Education Faculty Of Fergana State University, UzbekistanAbstract
This article gives a brief overview of optical devices used in shooting. This article is intended to acquaint students (students) of higher, secondary special and secondary education institutions with information about optical devices used in shooting.
Keywords
Sports weapons, lens, diopter, prism, eyepiece
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