.223 Calibre although .223 Will fit on a 5.65 mm, a 5.65 mm Will not fit in a .223 calibre chamber.
6 metres = 6000 mm.
There are: 6*100*10 = 6000 mm
6 m (1000 mm/1 m) = 6000 millimeters -----------------------
There are ten millimeters to a centimeter. 6 cm = 60 mm
.223 Calibre although .223 Will fit on a 5.65 mm, a 5.65 mm Will not fit in a .223 calibre chamber.
A 50 calibre machine gun can have any length or width. The inside of the barrel is 1/2 inch. Gradually calibre as a gun size is being dropped in favor of metric. For example 9 mm is replacing 38 calibre. A 38 calibre pistol will shoot a 9 mm bullet. Mortars are now 61 mm instead of a calibre.
A .50 calibre cartridge is measured as 12.7mm in metric terms, while a 7.62 projectile is in the .30 calibre range.
6 metres = 6000 mm.
There are: 6*100*10 = 6000 mm
6,000,000 mm
Yes, the calibre refers to the diameter of the bullet. Therefore, a 9mm would be smaller than a 10 mm.
6 mils * .0254 mm / mil = 0.1524 mm (152.4 µm)
8 centimeters is equal to 80 mm (1 cm = 10 mm). Adding 80 mm and 6 mm gives a total of 86 mm.
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There are 6,000,000 mm in 6 km.
6 m (1000 mm/1 m) = 6000 millimeters -----------------------