This is the most American thing I've seen in a long time.

when will it be available for the civilian market ?

Will this and any of the NGSW be on the civilian market in semi automatic form?

@livingcorpse5664

3 жыл бұрын

Scroll down a little on their website, they plan to have this in law enforcement and the civilian sector as well, not just military. Also remember to recycle as these can be recycled. www.tvammo.com/

yes top, i like your bullets

Are there hollow tips

couple of questions: - are the polymer cases reusable? brass can be re-used multiple times, and adapted to other caliber/ cartridge types. - what are the eventual ecological ramifications of polymer waste in being expended and left? brass being of natural material/metal is not nearly as detrimental to the environment. - regardless of the cartridge type being fired, it leaves particulate in weapon systems, what is going to be the result of melted polymers in the weapon that prompt cleaning or damage otherwise? brass easily cleans out and doesn't bond with standard heat ranges of repetitive weapon use. This also queries to include case pressure in being fired and the potential risks of damage of the ammo and in turn the weapon or shooter. Would like to see more testing, published pressure ratings ad nauseum, and effect on weapon system in repeated use/ successive firing. Hopefully these are things they can divulge with overwhelming objective data-- the more data, the better.

@jamesrobinson7732

3 жыл бұрын

Oh brother this comment stinks! Gun go brrr just enjoy the innovation

@DJTheMetalheadMercenary

3 жыл бұрын

@@jamesrobinson7732 Just because you don't care about these systemics doesn't mean industry professionals who may end up using this product don't care. I and others I work with have legitimate concerns/ questions and a need for more objective data/ information on this ammo.

@jamesrobinson7732

3 жыл бұрын

@@DJTheMetalheadMercenary Well I can go ahead and tell this shit is probably not reloadable and it probably isn't biodegradable lol but time will tell Now the melted polymer, Id assume is no issue. I would assume they have some crazy strong nylon blend

@DJTheMetalheadMercenary

3 жыл бұрын

@@jamesrobinson7732 Still worth inquiring about to put both assumptions and concerns to rest. Hopefully they provide more data and tangible testing results from them. The biodegradable and ecological factor is certainly a big topic especially nowadays, plus it can't be sold as metals scrap for money, which many do with brass casings if they're not reloadable. I'm moreso interested in the residuals of the polymer (whatever blend it may be) that does inevitably particulate and build up, and what kind of heat threshold it has before melting and bonding with the internals of the platform/ firearm-- especially in a long firefight or a long day of heavy training, this is something that needs to be considered.

@skenzyme81

3 жыл бұрын

Our soldiers are coming home with debilitating stress injuries from carrying too much weight. This is about them. Not the rest of us.

The Problem is...This Bullets are still made from Metalls such as Lead. If you want reduce the weight you need another Materials like Ceramic fe. sry for my english