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BULLET CROSS SECTIONS

Posted By: sc1911cwp

BULLET CROSS SECTIONS - 07/14/2013 7:30 PM

http://www.wired.com/design/2013/07/incredible-cross-sections-of-real-ammunition/#slideid-153732

I saw this and wanted to post it. I found it interesting.
Posted By: wapitirod

Re: BULLET CROSS SECTIONS - 07/14/2013 8:34 PM

That's interesting, I'm familiar with most of them but there were some that I hadn't seen before. I have several thousand of fletchettes but haven't figured how to use them yet. I hadn't seen them used in a rifle case before. They were intended for use in 12ga shells but the govt was afraid they violated the Geneva convention.
Posted By: 98Redline

Re: BULLET CROSS SECTIONS - 07/15/2013 12:15 PM

What the heck is the gray one with the two (looks like 5.56) rounds up in the tip?
Sort of looks like a shotgun round but much larger.
Posted By: sc1911cwp

Re: BULLET CROSS SECTIONS - 07/17/2013 10:29 AM

Some of them look like they have the capability to harbor multiple rounds for effect, one shot three holes.
Posted By: 98Redline

Re: BULLET CROSS SECTIONS - 07/17/2013 1:35 PM

 Originally Posted By: sc1911cwp
Some of them look like they have the capability to harbor multiple rounds for effect, one shot three holes.


If I recall, in VietNam they used handgun rounds that fired multiple projectiles for tunnel clearing. I have never seen a multiple projectile rifle round.
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