ballistician

The 7x57mm has been deservedly described as "a ballistician's delight".

He is a descriptive ballistician, primarily.

"I wrote a ballistician about that."

"The chief ballistician, please at once.

Consult any ballistician or any astrophy-sicist.

A new Spitzgeschoß aerodynamic bullet, credited to an independent ballistician Arthur Gleinich, was selected.

After the computer booted itself up, Behnke called up the ballistics program which had been written by a ballistician named Pejsa and began entering data.

These casual assumptions would cause Dan Alderson, ballistician at Jet Propulsion Laboratory, to faint.

David Llewellyn Lloyd (1910-1996) was an English deer-stalker, metallurgist, ballistician and sporting rifle maker, of Northamptonshire, England and Glencassley in Sutherland, Scotland.

When Keith had heard Allen Kane was coming to shoot jackrabbits, he had agreed to take an afternoon off from writing and do some long range shooting with the Indiana ballistician and his young friend from Missouri.

In the early 1990s British fieldsports author and ballistician Colin McKelvie had a custom rifle built on a BRNO CZ Magnum action, with a .244in Border Barrel with a 1:7 fast twist.

Several witnesses were called in to testify against this idea including an early ballistician named Zabrisky and Samuel Colt himself, who demonstrated to the court, by shooting his revolver in the courtroom and catching the fired balls in his hand, that such a shot could not penetrate to the depth of the wound found on Adams' skull.