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Re: Photos of ammo cut outs
« Reply #1 on: July 07, 2013, 02:36:59 AM »
Man that is real Gun Porn
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Re: Photos of ammo cut outs
« Reply #2 on: July 07, 2013, 11:17:04 AM »
That is pretty cool!   :thumbsup:

fstbckgt

Re: Photos of ammo cut outs
« Reply #3 on: July 07, 2013, 10:08:18 PM »
I want to see the rest of his pictures.

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Re: Photos of ammo cut outs
« Reply #4 on: July 07, 2013, 10:54:51 PM »
 :thumbsup:

dirsh

Re: Photos of ammo cut outs
« Reply #5 on: July 08, 2013, 10:12:51 AM »
yea i'd like to see all of em too. they should make a book

prints are supposed to be available shortly.

here's from a guy that tried to identify the rounds:
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The term for cartridges presented in this manner is 'sectioned'. It is an art unto itself!
I recognize some of these -
Photo 1 -
1. Some flavor of 5.56x45 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 2 -
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 3 -
1. 9x19mm Cobra "High Safety Ammunition" - steel darts inside a polymer sabot
2. 9x19mm Israeli riot control - steel balls embedded in amber resin
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. .38 Special Glaser
2. .224 BOZ

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