Multipurpose Ammunition - Developing the Impossible

Großartig！

Very interesting!

I remember when General Purpose arrived for the Browning M2 heavy machine gun. Suddenly the discussion on what would replace the M2 stopped cold. There was no more interest.

The Luftwaffe had a 30mm with an exploding projectile. It did a lot of damage. During WW2 the British experimented with it and filmed one exploding when it hit a wing. There is video of Me-109 shooting at a B-17 and one projectile took off a big chunk of the rudder.

All 'cos of Russian trawlers , simply trying to earn a crust..

Good work & well done.

I never could figure out how the Mk 211 round worked. And Nobody could explain it to me. After watching this video; I still don't understand how it works. But it's nice to know that the inventors were just as befuddled as me.

So how about some of those MK211 12.7x99 rounds for T&E 😏😏😏

Ammunition aside, i would inform inconsiderate "Paul Miller" that his Mother does not work here. He can knock the snow off his boots, or i will knock him out of his boots. His choice. ...

That's what happens when you give a Viking a bullet

There's a reason why the Swede's and the Norwiegens make the best weapons in the world, when your constantly threatened by Russia it would tend to do that.

So cool. Very interesting video

Just what humanity needed

Meanwhile, the "Russians" had no such plan ever (to invade Norway). Freaking paranoia.

It’s embarrassing when fellow Norwegians open their mouths and start talking. Just listen to Jens Stoltenberg who is the Chief of nato. He travels the world and meets with presidents and prime ministers , he even live abroad. And he he’s accent is just atrocious!

Seriously, those boats had soft steel hulls. If they fire those rounds at any real armor, they would squash outside the ship and make a bang/flash. .

Us norwegians can be peaceful when needed and dangerous warriors when needed🟥⬜🟦

Very cool