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763.02 rounds to what?
763.02 rounds to 763
What rounds to 450?
435
How do you round up 66.23529?
66.23529 rounds to 66.2353 66.2353 rounds to 66.235 66.235 rounds to 66.24 66.24 round to 66.2 66.2 rounds to 66
How do you round 5.670?
5.670 rounds to 5.7 5.7 rounds to 6
Are 410 shotgun rounds and 44 mag rounds interchangable?
no, a 44magnum round generates way too much pressure to be fired in a 410 chamber if your guns full choke as most 410's are it will in some cases spilt or bulge the barrel, 410 slugs are more powerfull then a 357 magnum, and theres no real gain in power lobbing a 44 mag out a smooth bore
Which is the the better Nerf alpha trooper or barrel brake?
Get the Alpha Trooper, it has 18 rounds. The Barrel Break only has two rounds and has a slow reloading time.
How often should the barrel be changed on an M2?
Every 150 to 200 rounds.
What were WW1 tracer bullets downsides?
Tracer bullets are still used today and any downsides would still apply today. I have a hard time seeing any unique disadvantages particular to those used in WW1. Tracers are more expensive to manufacture. Tracers are more hazardous to store due to the volatile chemicals they employ to create the glowing trails. "Tracers work both ways" an old military proverb explained more in depth below. Tracers lose energy more quickly than standard rounds. Kinetic energy is 1/2mv^2. All bullets lose energy as v decreases, but tracers also lose m, meaning both sides of the equation drop over distance. Though how much of a difference this makes is generally too small to really concern oneself with. Tracers can cause fires because they use volatile chemicals, and a starting a fire may or may not be to your advantage. It is important to understand that tracers have a very specific job they perform. Namely they create a visible trail that allows the operator of an automatic weapon to see (roughly) the path his bullets are taking. At long distances a gunner can "walk" his fire on the target by pivoting the gun until he sees his tracers going to the vicinity of those whom are the targets of his ill-will. Soldiers however have often quipped that "tracers work both ways". That is while it makes it easier for the gunner to see where his rounds are going, it also makes it easier for those being shot at to see where the rounds are coming from.
When did Ray Tracers happen?
Ray Tracers happened in 1997.
What is the life in rounds of a 22 magnum rimfire pistol barrel?
A couple of owners lifetimes.
How many rounds in gatling 5 barrel gun?
Magazine capacity varied from one model (and caliber) to another. Typically between 20 and 40 rounds.
How many bullets does the vulcan hold?
If you're referring to the 20mm rotary barrel cannon, 500 rounds. If you're referring to the MAC-10 knockoff, 32 rounds.
When was Ray Tracers created?
Ray Tracers was created on 1997-01-17.
Do slugs hurt a standard barrel?
As a general rule, no.
How many rounds is the M252 mortar maximum rate of fire per minute per tube?
25 - 30 rounds for 2 minutes then let the barrel cool 2 minutes. 15 rounds per minute as long as you can stand it.
Give two examples of how tracers are used tell why radioactive isotopes work as tracers?
Alloys
What are the release dates for Tracers - 2015?
Tracers - 2015 was released on: USA: 21 March 2015
