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.
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.
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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.
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