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1.9 product innovation The evolution of the Nate Novak, Christian Gascon, Alex Parmertor IED 2017 1860, 1898, 1916, 1288, hand spencer fedorov rifle repeating 1517, wheel rifle rifle

1493, rifle 1866, winchester 1905, ross straight rifle rifle

1817, rifle 1917, M1917 1943, Stg-44 enfield 1994, M4 1959, M-14

1916

2009, scar-H 1922, 1949, AK-47 springfield

1964, M-16 Matchlock rifle

The matchlock was the first innovation of the as they were known as up until that point in time. It uses a long line of wicker that would be lit on fire and would be used to strike. The operator would pull the and the would strike some powder causing the gun to fire Wheel lock rifle

The wheel lock rifle was invented after the matchlock rifle and unlike the matchlock it had a steel wheel that would create a spark that would ignite the Flintlock rifle The flintlock rifle was the next in line after the wheel lock this rifle used steel to strike flint which created a spark that ignited the gunpowder Spencer

Created in 1861 all up until this point had to be manually reloaded and could only fire one at a time. This rifle had a that held 7 . Soldiers could fire 7 shots in 15 seconds

The first ever lever rifle in existence and is next in the innovation of . The company winchester used the as inspiration and made a rifle that could fire many shots in rapid succession. Gewehr 98 Manufactured in 1898 this rifle is a action single shot rifle. This rifle saw combat in both world wars as it was used from 1898 until 1935. Manufactured by this rifle was the standard rifle for german . Ross straight rifle

This is a straight pull rifle created in 1905 It had a 5 round this rifle could fire 20 rounds per minute. Fedorov Avtomat M1916

Manufactured in 1916 this was a fully that could fire 375 rounds per minute and had 25 rounds per magazine.

Bolt action rifle that had a 6 round magazine this rifle was the american version of the gewehr Springfield 1922

An american made training rifle it had a 5 round internal magazine it fired 5 rounds per minute this rifle was used to train soldiers on precision , and was used a rifle. stg -44 The stg-44 was issued in 1943

And it was made for the nazi

Ara in germany, it fires 550-

600 rounds per minute. It

Has a 30 round box AK-47

The ak-47 was issued in 1949 for the russian army, the is 600

Rounds a minute, and this is one of the most commonly used automatic

Weapons in the world. 40 round box mag M-14 M-14The M-14 was issued in 1959 for the U.S. army during the , it is gas operated, and it fires 700-750 rounds a minute. 20 round box mag The M16 was issued The M16 during the vietnam war in 1964, it's 5.56 rifle. semi-auto.

The m4 was issued in 1994 and it is a 5.56

Caliber rifle much like the m16 but with

A revamped design. Funfacts

The rifle was named after the of the barrel that was used on rifles

Rifles are guns that fired from the shoulder with the exception of

World war one was at the time known as the war to end all wars Hand cannon

The hand cannon was the first gun, invented in in 1288. First gun facts

● The hand cannon was originally made of iron, it weighed about 35 pounds and was 40 inches tall. ● They made these by just making a tube out of iron or bronze with a hole near the bottom of it. ● There are no patents for the hand cannon. Conclusion 1. Define and differentiate invention and innovation.

Innovation is making a product better, invention is making a product.

2. What were the major factors that contributed to past innovations of the invention that you researched?

Wars and technology

3. How has the pace of development changed through the history of the design?

It has not really changed because guns can be used for a long period of time

4. What future innovations to the chosen invention do you predict?

Faster fire rates and more .