Gun chronograph (English Wikipedia)

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Ingalls 1886, p. 17 Ingalls, James M. (1886), Exterior Ballistics in the Plane of Fire, New York: D. van Nostrand

Robins, Benjamin (1805), New Principles of Gunnery (New ed.), F. Wingrave
Bashforth 1866, p. 3, "only one observation on each round". Bashforth, Francis (1866), Description of a Chronograph adapted for measuring the varying velocity of a body in motion through the air and for other purposes, London: Bell and Daldy
Bashforth 1866, p. 3, "Beyond 295 feet the gun was not sufficiently accurate". Bashforth, Francis (1866), Description of a Chronograph adapted for measuring the varying velocity of a body in motion through the air and for other purposes, London: Bell and Daldy
Prony (1805), "Report of a method of measuring the initial Velocity of Projectiles discharged from Fire-arms, both horizontally and with different Elevations, made to the Physical and Mathematical Class of the National Institute", in Nicholson, William (ed.), A Journal of Natural Philosophy, Chemistry and the Arts, vol. XI, London at page 42
abridged from Journal des Mines No 92 p. 117, May 1804.
Bashforth 1866, pp. 12–13 Bashforth, Francis (1866), Description of a Chronograph adapted for measuring the varying velocity of a body in motion through the air and for other purposes, London: Bell and Daldy