Tempered and cryogenic hardened steel core bullets

Tempered and cryogenic hardened steel core bullets.

Warning: Might be illegal to own. Or might be illegal in warfare.

Improvised firearm or small canon and improvised armour piercing ammunition manual

 Improvised firearm or small canon and improvised armour piercing ammunition manual.

Example (short version):

1 Barrel, strong enough

  Welding something on one side, for closing one end off

  Drilling one hole on one closed end, at the side of the barrel

2 Tungsten carbide (drillbit for example)

3 Sabot (for the ammunition)

4 Propellant powder

5 Fuse

Example 2:

An improvised firearm.

Fully making cartridges. And tungsten carbide bullets.

And something which will strike the primer pocket of the cartridge.

Important: Very dangerous.

A couple of bullets

Normal bullet.

Hollow bullet, for more to maximum tissue damage. 

Plus, +, shaped bullet for more to maximum tissue penetration.

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Tungsten carbide, for armour piercing bullets.

- 9 to 9,5 at mhs scale (goes to 10 mhs, which is the hardest basicly, or hardest known).

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I found the following: Hollow shotgun slugs and shotgun slugs of which the outside folds open

 1 Hollow shotgun slugs and

2 Shotgun slugs of which the outside folds open

Extra, an idea of mine: Shotgun sawtooth slugs

They are for maximum tissue damage

Some knowledge:
Hollow points are banned in international warfare

Kinds of bullets

Kinds of bullets

Handgun
 Normal
 Semi jacket
 Full metal jacket
 Hollow bullet
 Jacketed hollow bullet
 Semi wad cutter
 Wad cutter

 Penetrator

  Has a plus like shape front
 Sawtooth
  A type of hollow bullet
Special:
 Coated bullets
  Normally to protect the barrel

Shotgun ammunition
 Buckshot
 Slugs
 Custom shotgun shells

Rifle bullets
 Normal
 Spitzer
 Semi spitzer
 Spire point
 Penetrative
 Hollow point
 Soft point
 Partition
 Full metal jacket
 Armour piercing
Extra information:
 Flat base
 Boat tail
 Rippled

Assault rifle bullets

Submachine gun bullets

Machine gun bullets
 Normal
 Armour piercing
 Incendiary

Sniper bullets

Anti tank rifle bullets

Extra:
Reversed bullet
-With extra propellant. For armour piercing, like this the bullet didn't shatter against the thick and hard armour.


Written by Jeffrey Koelewijn

Cartridge primer pocket

Cartridge primer pocket

By: Jeffrey Koelewijn