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Originally Posted By UT-ARShooter:
What about just the bullet for those that do reload? Rock Mountain Reloading (RMR) on the EE has the 30 cal bullets on sale. I purchased a bunch and am in the process of load development for my 308s. I've seen others listing the 22 cal for sale on the EE. |
| It looks like no crimp. Did .Mil finally give up on the bullet retention force requirement or just give in to the mfgrs.? |
Currently, only 17% believe their government is operating by their full consent.
"U.S. government is at that awkward age where it is too late to fix the system, but too early to start shooting the bastards."
"U.S. government is at that awkward age where it is too late to fix the system, but too early to start shooting the bastards."
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Originally Posted By CCW:
It looks like no crimp. Did .Mil finally give up on the bullet retention force requirement or just give in to the mfgrs.? Originally Posted By Molon:
The loaded MK318 Mod 0 cartridge has a nominal OAL of 2.20". The projectile does not have a cannelure per se, but the case mouth is crimped into the top relief band. The cartridge is sealed at the case mouth, however not with the asphalt sealant typically found on military ammunition. The primers are sealed and crimped. The casehead is stamped "FC 10". The cartridge is charged with ball powder. Quoted from Molon in the Ammo FAQ |
"Originally Posted By RABIDFOX50:
This use to be a GUN forum. Now it's a freaking purse fight gone nation wide."
This use to be a GUN forum. Now it's a freaking purse fight gone nation wide."
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Danke wolfgang. Notice how thin the jacket is at the groove next to the lead core.
Thats where it usually fragments after barrier penetration,soft targets. What is left is the solid copper slug on the bottom still going after the front defeats the barrier. The lead portion sits in a cup on top of the solid copper slug. |
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