And what country can preserve its liberties if their rulers are not warned from time to time that their people preserve the spirit of resistance? Let them take arms. The remedy is to set them right as to facts, pardon and pacify them. What signify a few lives lost in a century or two? The tree of liberty must be refreshed from time to time with the blood of patriots and tyrants.
Definitely 20mm. NOT dummy rounds. The dummy rounds have a bolt instead of a primer with the hole for the Allen wrench filled with epoxy. I just looked at the one on my workbench to verify. It looks much different. I used to be QA Manager for a contractor that made them foe the DoD. They gave all of their employees one of them that was being scrapped for not fitting the chamber gauge. Yes, some 20mm rounds are electrically primed.
Dummy ammo? 3rd round from the right looks drilled and primers appear dimpled.
ReplyDeleteElectrically primed? (Which is to say, fired by passing an electrical current through the primer, rather than dimpling it with a firing pin.)
ReplyDeleteRange practice at the NTC. Califrutopia has a 15-round limit.
ReplyDelete"NO, dammit, the 50mm wrench"
ReplyDeleteLooks like 30mm to me
ReplyDeleteMy collection 9mm, 50cal,20mm and 30mm
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Definitely 20mm. NOT dummy rounds. The dummy rounds have a bolt instead of a primer with the hole for the Allen wrench filled with epoxy. I just looked at the one on my workbench to verify. It looks much different. I used to be QA Manager for a contractor that made them foe the DoD. They gave all of their employees one of them that was being scrapped for not fitting the chamber gauge. Yes, some 20mm rounds are electrically primed.
ReplyDelete.22 shorts
ReplyDeleteRussian, 30MM 3UOR6 ammo for the 2A42 autocannon. Looks like a BMD-2 turret being loaded.
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