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Interesting photos!
Could You decrtibe bullet types?Uma pena.. uma maravilhosa postagem mas.. se tivesse o calibre e indicasse ao menos uma arma que utiliza cada tipo de munição seria muito mais interessante, mesmo assim perdi muito tempo admirando as engenhocas.
Concordo, faltou informações sobre calibre e tipo de munição.
Em um site estrangeiro eu achei essa descrição aqui, feita por um dos visitantes. Não sei se confere, mas aí vai:
Photo 1 –
1..38 Special Glaser.
2..224 BOZPhoto 2 –
1. Some flavor of 5.56×45 loaded with a steel projectile in a copper half-jacket to protect the bore.
2. 5.56mm XM216 SPIW Flechette.
3. 7.62/.220 Salvo Squeezebore.Photo 3 –
1. 9x19mm – looks much like a British 9mm MkIIz.
2. 9x19mm – solid brass hollow point – unsure of maker.
3. 9x19mm – either a tracer or possibly an explosive projectile. Not sure what that filler is.Photo 4 –
1. 7.62x51mm Plastic short-range training tracer.
2. This one is curious – it looks like a 7.62x51mm but the interior looks like a ‘sabotage’ cartridge as it appears to be loaded with a blasting cap and a small amount of explosive. Edit – Upon further consideration, I believe it may be a 7.92mm Mauser rather than a 7.62mm NATO based on the case dimensions and bullet construction.
3. 6.5x55mm wood bullet blank (guessing at the cartridge on that one, it looks right!)Photo 5 –
1..450 Adams – the case appears too short and the bullet is too short, the cavity too shallow and it doesn’t have enough grease grooves to be a.455 MkII.
2..38 Speer Target.Photo 6 –
1. 9x19mm Cobra “High Safety Ammunition” – steel darts inside a polymer sabot.
2. 9x19mm Israeli riot control – steel balls embedded in amber resin.
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Interesting photos!
Could You decrtibe bullet types?
Uma pena.. uma maravilhosa postagem mas.. se tivesse o calibre e indicasse ao menos uma arma que utiliza cada tipo de munição seria muito mais interessante, mesmo assim perdi muito tempo admirando as engenhocas.
Concordo, faltou informações sobre calibre e tipo de munição.
Em um site estrangeiro eu achei essa descrição aqui, feita por um dos visitantes. Não sei se confere, mas aí vai:
Photo 1 –
1..38 Special Glaser.
2..224 BOZ
Photo 2 –
1. Some flavor of 5.56×45 loaded with a steel projectile in a copper half-jacket to protect the bore.
2. 5.56mm XM216 SPIW Flechette.
3. 7.62/.220 Salvo Squeezebore.
Photo 3 –
1. 9x19mm – looks much like a British 9mm MkIIz.
2. 9x19mm – solid brass hollow point – unsure of maker.
3. 9x19mm – either a tracer or possibly an explosive projectile. Not sure what that filler is.
Photo 4 –
1. 7.62x51mm Plastic short-range training tracer.
2. This one is curious – it looks like a 7.62x51mm but the interior looks like a ‘sabotage’ cartridge as it appears to be loaded with a blasting cap and a small amount of explosive. Edit – Upon further consideration, I believe it may be a 7.92mm Mauser rather than a 7.62mm NATO based on the case dimensions and bullet construction.
3. 6.5x55mm wood bullet blank (guessing at the cartridge on that one, it looks right!)
Photo 5 –
1..450 Adams – the case appears too short and the bullet is too short, the cavity too shallow and it doesn’t have enough grease grooves to be a.455 MkII.
2..38 Speer Target.
Photo 6 –
1. 9x19mm Cobra “High Safety Ammunition” – steel darts inside a polymer sabot.
2. 9x19mm Israeli riot control – steel balls embedded in amber resin.
Por favor, cadê a legenda?
Pelo menos indique a fonte para a gente poder buscar mais informações.