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9/25/2014 8:11:10 PM EDT
Might have posted this before, sorry if it was.  
Mostly Italian Military Cutaways, except for the Czech

303 Czech tracer, SB/ 1930/ R
7.7 Italian Tracer, SMI/ 936/ L
7.7 Italian Armor Piercing Tracer, Green Tip, BPD/ 39, phosphorous in tip
7.7 Italian Armor Piercing Tracer, Blue Tip, BPD/ 39, thermite in tip
7.9 Italian Incendiary, SMI/ 942, Blue Tip, for Breda machine gun, phosphorous in tip
7.35 Italian Ball, SMI/ 939, aluminum in tip
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9/26/2014 7:25:11 AM EDT
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I love these cut away threads.

Thank you for doing them as they are very interesting and educational.
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9/26/2014 9:57:19 AM EDT
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Originally Posted By klutz347:
I love these cut away threads.

Thank you for doing them as they are very interesting and educational.
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+1000 - Whenever I see one of these I make sure to view it. Great work and very informative...
Great to see what all these projectiles consist of.
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9/26/2014 1:06:36 PM EDT
[#3]
These are very cool.

Ok. The powder I get. You dump it, make the cut, and put it back in for the picture. But how do you cut a phosphorus tip or tracer with out it igniting?

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