I do! I do!
Can you deliver them to a staging area close but out of sight of Schloss Nitrocellulose? ?
I see what you did there...
Cheers,
Sirhr
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I do! I do!
Can you deliver them to a staging area close but out of sight of Schloss Nitrocellulose? ?
I posted that pic because I'm currently working on a proposal to manage the DU waste from 6.2 million PGU-14's. Anyone got a use for 6.2M 30mm API pull downs?
I'm guessing that the USAF has decided they don't need the 1:4 or 1:5 DU APIs in the belts any more.
that's NICE & Sweet
I see what you did there...
Cheers,
Sirhr
that's NICE & Sweet
Don’t think so. Looks more like a 50 bmg necked to 6mm.Here is 20mm necked to .50![]()
Don’t think so. Looks more like a 50 bmg necked to 6mm.
The DU projectiles would make for a fine project.
Being in KommieFornia, how do we neck that brass down to say 30 caliber. Ok- maybe 50 caliber so we can shoot some non lead projectiles at coastal deer or wild hogs with some velocity.
The department of fish and nature lovers banned lead in hunting ammo as the science showed it posed zero threat to nature.
So an all copper projectile moving at 3,000 m/S might work out ok
The DU projectiles would make for a fine project.
Being in KommieFornia, how do we neck that brass down to say 30 caliber. Ok- maybe 50 caliber so we can shoot some non lead projectiles at coastal deer or wild hogs with some velocity.
The department of fish and nature lovers banned lead in hunting ammo as the science showed it posed zero threat to nature.
So an all copper projectile moving at 3,000 m/S might work out ok
I just added one of those to my modest cartridge collection. The 30mm, not the Shiner, which I also like!You see the big 30 like that and you still don't get an appreciation for it. This gives a bit better perspective:
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I always thought the neck was a bit short for optimum accuracy.....You see the big 30 like that and you still don't get an appreciation for it. This gives a bit better perspective:
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You too? Those furry little bastards are in there all the time.