Ammunition

It tracks individual production runs, where the precise components can be quantified. In case of any problems with the ammunition, this allows it to be individually identified.

You cannot but you can purchase the ammo from a retailer and have it shipped. Unless you are unfortunate and live in a state where it is regulated.

The laws are different by state. Check with yours, or the state you will be traveling through. Most do allow it.

The Baltimore Bullet was created on 1980-04-01.

Pretty close to the same in ballistics. The 9mm is used much more commonly.

No. The WSM stands for Winchester Short Magnum. They are not interchangeable.

E5 and Above

You should not have bullets in the clip when not in use. The bullets conpress the spring, which stresses it to the point where it will not respond properly in an emergency.

Actually , leaving the mag loaded , compressing the spring puts no more stress on it than leaving it unloaded. It's the motion of compressing and releasing that weakens the spring over time. Leave 'em loaded.

9mm MKV is not the same as 9mm Luger.

There were .22 'shorts' and .22 LR (long rifle) models made. Read your barrel to determine which you have.

C. A round lead ball.

A cannon ball.

The max range for .223 is about 300 yards.

you use to transfer ammunition to range personnel or other unit personnel?

Springfield was the name of the arsenal that made the rifle. FMJ (full metal jacket) refers to the type of bullet used in the cartridge. If both are 30-06, they are both capable of being fired together.

There are many great long range caliber with a varying degree of recoil. 6.5x55 also known as 6.5 Swede or 6.5 Swedish mauser is often regarded as one the best examples.

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Agree with above. Another is the 7mm-08, and the .243. There are several 6mm cartridges developed especially for laong range target shooting.

Ensure ammunition is broken down properly.

The term is caliber (in Britain, caliber). It refers to the size of the projectile (the bullet) and is given in terms of a fraction of an inch. a .50 caliber machine gun fire a bullet that is ABOUT 0.50 inches in diameter, a .22 fires a bullet that is ABOUT 0.22 inches in diameter. With cannon or naval guns, it refers to the ratio of the length of the barrel to the bore diameter. A Naval 5 inch 38 caliber gun fires a shell 5 inches in diameter from a barrel 15.8 feet long (38 x 5)

That will vary depending on the weight of the bullet, length of barrel, etc. Most will run 2800-300 feet per second. However, there was one special .308, the Remington Accelerator, that fired a 55 gr .25 caliber bullet in a plastic sabot, that had speeds around 4,100 fps.

If zeroed at 100 yds, the bullet will drop ABOUT 275 inches below the line of sight at 1,000 yards. At that range, large number of variables including the muzzle velocity, air pressure, temperature and humidity.

No. The L1A1 Self Loading rifle in in caliber 7.62 x51 mm (7.62 NATO) fires a rimless cartridge with a .308 bullet. The .303 Enfield cartridge is a different shape, has a rim, and fires a .311 bullet. If you compare the two cartridges, totally different in shape.

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The cartridge is sometimes called the .303 Enfield or .303 British (or even 7.7×56mmR). Do not attempt to use other ammunition.

The same cartridge may have different names. Properly called the 9mm Parabellum, it is also called 9mm Luger and 9x19. However, there are SEVERAL different 9mms that do NOT interchange. Your High Point should be able to fire 9mm Luger.