The rail gun can fire a bullet at mach 10; this makes it the gun with the fastest muzzle velocity.
However the fastest cyclic rates belongs to FireStorm, a weapon system developed by Australian weapons manufacturer Metal Storm Ltd. Firestorm can be adapted for any standard caliber rounds currently used, from 5.56mm NATO assault weapons to 40mm grenade launchers, and potentially larger howitzer platforms.
The small arms version of firestorm is designed with multiple barrels, stacked in rectangular blocks for 30 or more barrels that are electronically fired. It can maintain a cyclic rate of 1 million rounds a minute for as long as ammunition packs can be loaded. The only reduction in cyclic rate is currently determined by the size of round. The larger the round, the slower the rate.
in the pistols, the 9mm bullet at 1400 fps and the 44magum at 1600 fps.
The duration of The World's Fastest Indian is 2.12 hours.
No, blinking is not the fastest thing in the world. The speed of light is considered to be the fastest phenomenon in the universe.
The fastest car in the world in 1966 was the Lamborghini Miura. With a top speed of around 171 mph, it was considered one of the fastest production cars of its time.
The world's fastest mammal, the cheetah, can reach speeds of up to 70 miles per hour, while the world's fastest fish, the sailfish, can swim at speeds of up to 68 miles per hour. Therefore, the cheetah is faster than the sailfish.
Just about every country in world has one maker.
There has been a revolver made in caliber .600 Nitro Express. This was an elephant rifle cartridge. As a firearm, it is a curiosity, and not a practical shooting firearm. There are also unconfirmed reports of a Maadi bolt action pistol in caliber .50 BMG.
The 30 in 30-06 means the caliber which is .30 caliber. The 06 refers to the date the cartridge was developed, 1906. Put them together and you have a popular and world changing round, the 30-06.
The .303 cartridge is the standard caliber for the English made Enfields. the other GB 53 7 stands for where and when it was made. These are military designations. Commercial ammuntion would have the .303 caliber stamped on the bottom of the casing along with either the name or initials of the company manufacturing the bullet. The caliber was used by the English for many years including World War II. Most of the NATO nations now use the American .223 caliber in the M14 - M15 - M16. The cartridge can be a collectible however it's value is low in the cartridge collections of today. It is a nice military collectible. Captain Bob clever8@beyondbb.com
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"caliber" as used in the firearms world can either mean just the bullet diameter, or the inside measure of bore diameter, expressed as a decimal fraction of an inch. And "caliber" can also mean the complete name of a specific cartridge, which might be quite different from some other one using the same caliber bullets. Examples: The caliber ".357 magnum" uses .357" (or 357/1000 inch) bullets. The caliber ".308 Winchester" uses .308" bullets. But the caliber ".30-06 Springfield" ALSO uses those same .308 bullets. But it's a different "caliber" because it's not the same cartridge. The .30-06 has a much longer case that holds more gunpowder.
If you mean the .50 cal Browning Machine Gun cartridge, fired by the Barrett rifle, yes, side to side, through the engine block, etc. That cartridge was developed in World War I as an anti-tank round.
It is the same power as any other firearm that is firing the same caliber cartridge. Contrary to myth, this is NOT the most powerful handgun in the world- not even close.
The Barrett .50 M82A1 and M-107 fires a very powerful rifle bullet, the Browning Machine Gun ( BMG ) .50 Caliber. This cartridge has been the "bread and butter" bullet of the US Military since before the Second World War and its a cartridge that's here to stay.
in the pistols, the 9mm bullet at 1400 fps and the 44magum at 1600 fps.
7.92x33. Currently, the only manufacturer of such ammo is Prvi Partisan, in Serbia. The same cartridge was also used in the StG43 - the world's first true assault rifle.
Yes. If it is a 9mm caliber Luger, The 9mm Parabellum (also called 9x19 and 9mm Luger) will be available at most guns and ammo dealers. The .30 caliber Luger cartridge is also available, but not everyone stocks it.