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Is cordite still used today?
Cordite is no longer used as a propellant in modern firearms. It has been replaced by more efficient and less corrosive powders. However, some military museums and historical reenactments may still use cordite in order to preserve the historical accuracy of certain weapons.
How many grains of cordite is the Hambrusch Hunting Weapons Rhino rifle regulated for?
The Rhino rifle is chambered in .600 Nitro Express. The loading specified for this round is 120 grains of cordite.
How was Cordite used in the Civil War?
The invention of cordite did not occur until 1889. It was also invented in the United Kingdom. It was not used during the Civil War.
Does a recently fired pistol give off the smell of cordite?
Yes. Cordite is part of gunpowder so any recently fired gun will smell like cordite
What is cordite?
A mix of nitrocellulose and nitrogylcerine, usually extruded in sticks, and used as a propellant (gunpowder) in firearms and cannon.
What elements make up cordite?
Cordite is composed of three main ingredients: nitrocellulose, nitroglycerin, and sometimes a stabilizer such as mineral jelly. These components are mixed in specific proportions to create a stable and combustible propellant used in firearms.
What has the author M R Bowditch written?
M. R. Bowditch has written: ''Cordite-Poole'' -- subject(s): Royal Naval Cordite Factory
What weapons were used in the fall of singapore?
no weapons were used
Who used roman weapons?
Roman weapons were used by the Roman army.
What can weapons be used for?
Weapons can be used for hunting, fishing, defense, and to have fun with. DO NOT PLAY WITH!!
Are weapons used in tai chi?
Yes, weapons are used in tai chi.
How were medieval weapons used?
By hand. They were impact weapons which inflicted blunt force injuries or edged weapons used to cut.
