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search ... life in a mk iv tank details created: 30 november 2017 was poking around this antique shop in ripley, ohio, and ran across an old marx tin tank from before 1930. seemingly based on a mk iv, it was missing it's sponson on the left side, and the 6 pounder gun on the right side. also missing were the tracks. but you could still wind it up and the spring motor still turned the wheels! marx tin tank after admiring this tin toy, i saw this video from the tank museum on the pro's and con's (mostly con's) of life inside this tank. besides not being able to see out, having no way of aiming the guns accurately, or aiming the tank in any reasonable manner, the heat and carbon monoxide fumes would easily overcome you. life in a modern challenger 2 is light years ahead of these things. you got to hand it to the guys who had to fight their war inside one of these. ww1 living history in newfoundland details created: 11 november 2017 the great war living history committee uploaded this film to youtube demonstrating world war one weapons. they are dressed to the nines, but as this film was made in august the wool uniforms almost killed these guys . makes you wonder how they did in the trenches. the reenactors wear uniforms representing the royal newfoundland regiment, and the action takes place in elliston, newfoundland. if your in the neighborhood, it's a great place to see puffins also. this last picture is the royal newfoundland regiment before going over the top during the somme in 1916. it was a bad day for them. photo by thephotomender . the phsadc webley fosbery airsoft style l85a1 replica mk iv tank tank commander david render missing marble enfields... graveyard guns-the m102 howitzer page 1 of 189 1 2 3 4 ... 6 7 8 9 10 you are here: home main menu obg t-shirts about the author ammunition dum dum bullets the snider bullet handguns apache revolver the schlund revolver war finish webley webley mk v webley mk vi the wilkinson webley webley-fosbery automatic revolver webley mk i 455 phsadc webley fosbery webley mk iv rifles 19th century overview nock gun the snider rifle the martini-henry rifle khyber pass rifles lee metford smle mk. iii smle no. 4 l42a1 delisle carbine light machine guns the charlton automatic rifle machine guns the gatling gun the nordenfelt gun the gardner gun the 37mm hotchkiss maxim gun the vickers gun the pom pom gun vickers k gun chain guns artillery horsfall monster gun the punt gun dynamite guns the screw gun woolwich guns armstrong 100 ton gun 1859 armstrong breech millennium gun armor ferret scout car mark i/iv tanks mk vii heavy tank scorpion ships monitor cerberus holland submarines queen elizabeth - aircraft carrier places the royal arsenal elswick ordnance co. birmingham small arms webley & scott wm. beardmore & co. ww1 tank factories aircraft the vickers gunbus bristol blenheim light bomber the men (or women) the 17th lancers john rigby sir adrian carton de wiart graveyard guns the carronade the 8 inch converted rodman the british 6 pounder the m102 howitzer book reviews the last enfield the k-frame revolver by timothy mullin cartridges of the world warrior: legend of richard meinertzhagen feed entries author greg pfeiffer latest comments hms tiptoe, where are you now? 7/8/18 from: andrew chapman my father keith chapman served on the tiptoe out of faslane and trump out of sydney harbour in the 60’s, i would like to announce that dad passed away late last year, his ashes were scattered by the navy at faslane on the 5th of july 2018, he spoke of his time in service often and remained a submariner till his last, the navy kindly supplied a flag for his coffin, his last ride was under a scull and crossbones with a broom laid on top the snider bullet 11/20/17 from: john apologies for such a long delay jesse but i lost the site. the use of 0.600" bullets is the modern choice but we have modern knowledge of how to do these things. colonel boxer had to work forwards from the previous muzzle loading bullets. it is hard to get that design to expand into the rifling when it depends upon the lead obturating upon itself with inertia when given the initial kick and the plug forcing forwards. it at this exact time that it is being restrained within the mouth of the case and then enters a throat wider than the bullet. but for a reproduction of the original you have to go down that road. the 0.600" comes out of the case sized ready to enter the throat which is of similar diameter and is simply mechanically swaged down to 0.585" groove diameter at the rear of the rifling and emerges at 0.580" as the rifling groove depth reduces. i use the 0.600" in the brass brazilian 24 bore shotgun case. fwiw at 50 metres i have yet to do better than a cut down 24 bore fiocchi plastic shotgun case with a .600" round ball........ swiss no4 powder seems to do the best job ob the original design these days but i use no5 now in the modern style. your problem in making reproduction bullets is getting a mould that will give you the nose cavity which is essential in making them fly as they did back then. they first filled the cavity with a sycamore plug, then just spun the nose lead over the cavity hole. william metford developed the cavity to hold an explosive charge but filled it with charcoal powder for target shooting to show the shot more clearly. one can get a lightweight wall filler from diy shops that would be a simple material to fill an open cavity. if you ever track down a mould make who can do both the base cavity and the nose cavity there are shooters who would gladly join in buying one i dare say. the phsadc webley fosbery 11/19/17 from: george .455 no longer available from fiochi or hornady in the u.s. unless someone starts making it available it's going to be a tough sell if you cannot purchase ammo off the shelf. hms tiptoe, where are you now? 11/9/17 from: anne adams hello, i remember the incident very well. my husband was in tiptoe when she ran aground up the clyde in 64. he was a leading operator. i also remember the article as well and the title. i thought it was written by the sun newspaper but that did not launch until september of that year. the only newspapers that i remember the family having were the mirror, the mail and express. i did have a cutting in a scrapbook of the tiptoe and also the other submarines my husband served on. i will have a search but i think with the moving we did it may have got lost. if i find it i will certainly let you know. 150 pounder armstrong gun at west point 150 pounder armstrong gun at west point 150 pounder armstrong gun at west point 150 pounder armstrong gun at west poin the snider bullet 11/5/16 back to top © 2018 old british guns

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