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"Firearms design" as a book category encompasses non-fiction works that examine the principles, history, and practice of creating and refining small arms and related systems. It includes technical treatments of mechanical actions, ballistics, materials science, ergonomics and human factors, manufacturing and quality control, testing and evaluation, and modern trends such as modular platforms and optics integration, alongside historical surveys and case studies of influential designs. Titles range from engineering textbooks and gunsmithing manuals to illustrated reference guides, patent anthologies, and design-theory discussions, and often address safety, regulation, and ethical considerations as part of responsible design. The audience spans engineers, gunsmiths, military and law-enforcement professionals, historians, and informed hobbyists interested in the technical and contextual dimensions of firearm development.

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