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Originally Posted by DouglasCole
DiMaio, Fackler, MacPherson are the right places to start, definitely. They're not always consistent with each other, because disagreements exist even among experts, but these three are required reading.
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I've gotten much use out of Kneubuehl's
Wound Ballistics: Basics and Applications, which addresses Fackler, MacPherson, and other authors and also gives a thorough treatment of the underlying physics.