Think the damage can be buffed out on this G-Wagon?
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Originally Posted by n192da
Would a .50 cal BMG go through the engine block?
Seems like I've heard somewhere that they were that powerful.
Seems like I've heard somewhere that they were that powerful.
Old 30.06 AP rounds have no problem going through a Chevy small block.
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Originally Posted by Oaf
If it's an AP (armor piercing)...like a hot knife through butter.
Old 30.06 AP rounds have no problem going through a Chevy small block.
Old 30.06 AP rounds have no problem going through a Chevy small block.
What qualifies as "armor piercing"? Just DU rounds? Curious...
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Originally Posted by Oaf
The web page says the car is in Las Vegas.
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Originally Posted by n192da
What qualifies as "armor piercing"? Just DU rounds? Curious...
Bullet is a .50 BMG ball round. To the right is the AP core from a .50 BMG AP round
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Originally Posted by Oaf
In smaller calibers, AP rounds have a tungsten core under the copper jacket.
Bullet is a .50 BMG ball round. To the right is the AP core from a .50 BMG AP round
Bullet is a .50 BMG ball round. To the right is the AP core from a .50 BMG AP round
Cool! Thanks for the factoid.
I'm guessing AP stuff isn't allowed for civilians?
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Originally Posted by n192da
Cool! Thanks for the factoid.
I'm guessing AP stuff isn't allowed for civilians?
I'm guessing AP stuff isn't allowed for civilians?
I believe in California, you can have the AP bullets as long as they're not assembled into cartridges.
Same goes for flechettes, which are the shiznit for a 12 gage.
While most surplus companies won't ship to CA, you can have them, as long as they're not assembled into cartridges.
But I could be wrong, so you're better off not posessing any of these fun, I mean, dangerous devices.
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Originally Posted by Oaf
Depends on where you live.
I believe in California, you can have the AP bullets as long as they're not assembled into cartridges.
Same goes for flechettes, which are the shiznit for a 12 gage.
While most surplus companies won't ship to CA, you can have them, as long as they're not assembled into cartridges.
But I could be wrong, so you're better off not posessing any of these fun, I mean, dangerous devices.
I believe in California, you can have the AP bullets as long as they're not assembled into cartridges.
Same goes for flechettes, which are the shiznit for a 12 gage.
While most surplus companies won't ship to CA, you can have them, as long as they're not assembled into cartridges.
But I could be wrong, so you're better off not posessing any of these fun, I mean, dangerous devices.
Unassembled??
What do they expect me to deer hunt with?
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