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Federal 12 gauge tactical buckshot
Ammunition, Missiles and precision weaponsAmmunition, Missiles and precision weapons
United States
Federal 12 gauge tactical buckshot
Synonyms none Armament Suitably chambered 12 gauge shotguns. Development By Federal for military and law enforcement use. Description Federal manufactures two tactical buckshot shells specifically designed for military and law enforcement purposes. One is conventional nine pellet 00 (8.3 mm) buckshot, while the other is Nr. 4 (6 mm) buckshot. The latter contains 27 pellets in each shell, which is actually a slightly heavier load than that of Federal's 00 tactical buckshot round. Both rounds are in essence reduced recoil loads that allow for rapid follow-up shots in dynamic tactical situations, where rapid fire is required. In addition, the reduced recoil enhances training and improves shotgun qualification scores. Federal buckshot is loaded with extra hard, copper plated lead alloy pellets that are contained in a patented shot cup that precludes pellet deformation. The pellets are configured in a patented `spiral stack' that, according to the manufacturer, ensures that 97 per cent of the pellets will hit a human size target at 25 m with no reduction in target penetration. Specifications (figures for Nr. 4 buckshot in parentheses) Calibre: 12 gauge Round length: 70 mm (2.75 in) Rim diameter: 22 mm Projectile weight : 3.5 g each, 31.3 g, total (1.3 g each, 36 g, total) Muzzle velocity : 349 m/s Muzzle energy: N/A Max range: 50-75 m Max effective range: 25-30 m UNITED STATES OF AMERICA Manufacturer Federal Cartridge Company 900 Ehlen Drive Anoka, Minnesota 55303 USA Tel: (+1 800) 322 23 42 Fax: (+1 612) 323 25 06 Web: http://www.federalcartridge.comRead More
MK Ballistic Systems 12 gauge Quadrangle
Ammunition, Missiles and precision weaponsAmmunition, Missiles and precision weapons
United States
MK Ballistic Systems 12 gauge Quadrangle
Synonyms none Armament Suitably chambered 12 gauge shotguns. Development By MK Ballistic Systems to provide a shotgun round for Close Quarters Battle (CQB) applications where standard 00 buckshot is either not effective or has limited effectiveness. Description The QB-8 round is a direct substitute for standard 00 buckshot and is intended for applications where standard lead 00 buckshot is not effective or has limited effectiveness. The standard lead 7.65 mm buckshot pellets are replaced by hardened steel wedges with six pointed corners, seven sharp edges and five flat surfaces on each. The design of these pellets coupled with the hardness of the metal make them very effective against soft body armour and light metal armour. Whereas standard pellets use kinetic energy to punch through hard targets, the QB-8 hardened steel wedges cut their way through. The pellets are carried inside a plastic sleeve to prevent damage to shotgun barrels. The QB-8 round will defeat automobile safety glass with sufficient energy remaining to completely pierce a 12.7 mm thick plywood sheet. The QB-8 will defeat NIJ Level IIA body armour with sufficient residual energy to penetrate over 100 mm of ballistic gelatin. Although the QB-8 performs well against hard targets at close range, the design of the wedge-shaped pellets cause the pellet pattern to spread at ranges beyond 25 m, which is the extreme effective range of this round. The shell case is international orange colour and is marked as to type in large black letters. UNITED STATES OF AMERICA Manufacturer MK Ballistic Systems 2702 Santa Ana Valley Road Hollister, California 95023 USA Tel: (+1 831) 636 15 04 Fax: +1 (831) 636 86 57 Web: http://www.mkballistics.comRead More
MK Ballistic Systems QB-Slug 12 gauge
Ammunition, Missiles and precision weaponsAmmunition, Missiles and precision weapons
United States
MK Ballistic Systems QB-Slug 12 gauge
Synonyms none Armament Suitably chambered 12 gauge shotguns. Development By MK Ballistic Systems to provide a shotgun shell capable of penetrating lightly armoured vehicles and equipment. Description The QB-Slug is specifically designed to disable light vehicles, aircraft, boats and other matériel through the use of preformed fragmentation. The QB-Slug fires a slug containing eight hardened steel wedges similar in design to those of the QB-8 buckshot round. The wedges are carried to the target in a plastic sabot that protects the shotgun barrel and holds the wedges as a unit until the projectile penetrates the target. The QB-slug travels intact to its target, penetrates and then releases its hardened steel wedges inside. Once inside, the steel wedges cut wires and perforate or sever vital components. The spread of wedges ranges from 1,270 to 3,810 mm after penetrating the target, thus optimising the chances of destroying vital internal components. The stacked column of steel wedges acts as a single slug as it penetrates, thus providing significant penetration prior to break-up. In testing, QB-Slug rounds have penetrated 10 mm mild steel plates at angles as acute as 45º. When used as an antipersonnel round, the QB-Slug will result in eight separate wound paths in a circular pattern centered on the point of impact. Although the QB-Slug round can be fired from smoothbore shotguns, a rifled bore shotgun is recommended for use against targets at ranges greater than 50 m. The plastic shell case is international orange in colour and marked as to type in black. UNITED STATES OF AMERICA Manufacturer MK Ballistic Systems 2702 Santa Ana Valley Road Hollister, California 95023 USA Tel: (+1 831) 636 15 04 Fax: (+1 831) 636 86 57 Web: http://www.mkballistics.comRead More
MK Ballistics Flexible Baton-12 12 gauge less than
Ammunition, Missiles and precision weaponsAmmunition, Missiles and precision weapons
United States
MK Ballistics Flexible Baton-12 12 gauge less than
Synonyms none Armament Suitably chambered 12 gauge shotguns. Development By MK Ballistic Systems to provide a family of less than lethal bag-type baton rounds for use in civil disturbances, prisoner control, peacekeeping operations and similar situations. Description There are two types of Flexible Baton-12 rounds, standard velocity and close-range versions. Each is for use depending upon the range to the target. The plastic shell case of both rounds is transparent to give the user a visual confirmation of the type of round. The bags of each round are colour coded to indicate either green for close range, or red for standard rounds. Like similar rounds by other manufacturers, the MK Ballistics bag type rounds can be lethal under certain conditions. These rounds are especially dangerous if fired at an individual's head. According to the manufacturer, close range shells should not be fired at a human torso, but at the legs of persons at ranges closer than 3 m. Standard velocity shells should be fired at the legs of individuals at ranges of 10 m or less. The bags are filled with fine lead shot and are identical other than colour. When used in cylinder bore shotguns, the bags can be expected to impact within a 152 mm circle at 15 m. Specifications (close-range figures in parentheses) Calibre: 12 gauge Round length: 70 mm Rim diameter: 22 mm Projectile weight : 40 g Muzzle velocity : 91 m/s (70 m/s) Muzzle energy: 162 J (108 J) Max range: 30 m (15.4 m) Max effective range: 9-25 m (3-12 m) UNITED STATES OF AMERICA Manufacturer MK Ballistic Systems 2702 Santa Ana Valley Road Hollister, California 95023 USA Tel: (+1 831) 636 15 04 Fax: (+1 831) 636 86 57 Web: http://www.mkballistics.comRead More
25 mm Objective Crew Served Weapon (OCSW)
Ammunition, Missiles and precision weaponsAmmunition, Missiles and precision weapons
United States
25 mm Objective Crew Served Weapon (OCSW)
Armament Objective Crew Served Weapon (OCSW) Development By Primex Technologies to satisfy the US Military OCSW program requirements. Description There are three types of grenade in development for the Objective Crew Served Weapon (OCSW) System: High Explosive (HE), anti-armour and Training Practice (TP). All three rounds are ballistically matched over the entire effective range of the OCSW. The HE round is of the fragmenting airburst type and is derived from the 20 mm Objective Individual Combat Weapon ( OICW ) grenade. The projectile is programmed for range and height of burst by the system fire control as it is launched. The warhead is prescored for uniformity of fragment size and weight and is filled with LX-14 high explosive. Fuzing is electronic and incorporates automatic muzzle velocity correction, along with point detonation and self-destruct capabilities. The anti-armour round utilises a shaped charge of approximately 20 mm diameter for terminal effects and is claimed to be capable of defeating 51 mm of Rolled Homogenous Armour (RHA) in its current configuration, with 51 mm of High Hardness Armour (HHA) as a desired goal. The fuse of the anti-armour round is of the Point Initiating, Base Detonating (PIBD) type. The filler of the anti-armour round is probably RDX. The training practice round is inert. The cartridge casing is aluminium and is of the belted type. It incorporates generally standard `off the shelf' components in its construction, including standard military ball powder, standard primers and a M100 detonator. Manufacturer Primex TechnologiesRead More
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