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Ball powder was introduced during WW II But ' ball propellants metered more uniformly through measuring machinery used to load cartridges, had a longer storage life in loaded cartridges, and reduced erosion of rifle barrels when those cartridges were fired.

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For instance the IMR series of powders that seem old hat today were first introduced in the mid 1930s and showed considerable improvement over the powders they replaced. If you are willing to back off 50-100fps on the velocity the problems go away.ДЇor WW II you had less knowledge about powders than you have today. This is why when you are operating near the limit things like the friction of the long bullets (or perhaps the effort to engrave rifling on a larger area of the bullet?) matter. Smokeless powder is strange stuff, the more pressure it is under the faster it burns and creates more pressure. Or put another way, you need more powder to accelerate higher sectional density bullets to the same speed. 358 Winchester with similar weight bullets. The larger diameter bullets have a greater 'piston' area and are more efficient. 30-06 (in singe digits percentage wise) you are going to need more powder to drive it the same speed. 25 cal barrel made and some custom bullets but why bother.Д®verybody has a bit different idea was to what constitutes 'ideal' but if you use a a bullet almost as heavy as the. There was no reason you couldn't get a quick twist. The 6.5s had quicker twist and heavier bullets in general. 25 cal rifles were made with slower twist rifling and commonly available bullets tended to be pretty poor for long range work, like 117 grain round nose. What was more important most of the time was that the. 25 caliber (.257 bullet diameter) and the 6.5s (.263-.264 bullet diameter, Italians excepted) as it is about the smallest 'step' between popular calibers. I don't get too excited about the difference between a. I suspect that no matter how the original design went, it would probably end up with a light bullet anyway because if the military is willing to equip soldiers with assault rifles and M1 Carbines, then obviously not a high as I would like. In the hypothetical world where this 6.5 mm rifle cartridge would exist, any number of things might happen.

Whether they would be still necessary with a better ballistic shape is where we are disagreeing. The difference is really fairly small and using the 6.5 mm Swede as a model, the heavier bullets obviously worked. You favour a lower recoil impulse while I favour greater hitting power.ДЄs for bullet bearing surface and friction, that is really just a rather esoteric consideration in my opinion. There is very little difference between our choices. There have also been a few hits in heavy muscle that obviously were not so well placed. Unfortunately, the bullets tend to be very well placed in the chest cavity, so the big difference is really whether the bullet hit a rib going in or not. I personally don't hunt, but I have examined the wounds from quite a few deer. and to an extent what I have learned from disassembling deer that have been shot. 223 is only good out to about 200 yards because past that, there is so much velocity lost that the bullet does not disintegrate. It is interesting that you should contrast this to a 5.56 because the rest of that quote was that 'There are fewer guys walking around today who have been shot with a. In my brigade, from 1993-95, we have had perhaps two people killed by rifle bullet, but also 6-7 people that got killed by land mines (2-3 of them after the armistice!), and perhaps as much by artillery/mortar fire. With less luck on my part, that someone might've been a bette shot and hit what he intended to hit. Someone from there fired a bullet that went two feet to my right. The nasty scar was visible just above his ear.Д«ack in 1993, I was peeking through the 5x1 ft opening towards Bosnian Serb positions just north of Dubrovnik, Croatia.

More about luck in combat: my grandfather was hit by the blunt side of an axe back in ww2, laid down without conscience for several hours, got help from people from his unit, and lived another 40 years. Penetration will not be as good when compared with cartridges firing much faster bullets, but it was certainly good to hurt a person behind car doors or similar obstacle. Stopping power of that round was certainly bigger than 5.56, probably better than of the 7.92 Kurtz, and perhaps two times as good of the PPSh submachine gun. The AK-47 round will not kill anyone that got hit into hand, leg, or even some part of torso, provided the victim received prompt and half-decent mecical care. Let's not mix three things - stopping power, penetration capability, and the fact that some people have more luck than others.

Soldier of fortune 1 click install nothing happens