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Geniuslu turning the camera on yourself since 2004! ;-)

Fun fact a cordite chargers was used to initiate the detonation of the atomic bomb dropped on Hiroshima

I think this is the most important video I have ever posted to youtube.

Interesting. Thanks but the real performance is when under pressure. BTW Cordite has reputation for being the highest burning temp powder hence most detrimental to barrel life. Cheers

Cordite is smokeless powder. The chemical composition is practically identical.

Interestingly Sherman and British crusader tanks of what I read thus far, had catastrophic burnings within the tank due to stored cordite in their ammunition. Explains a lot now, most though it was due to the fuel tanks being hit, but no the flammable cordite made the tanks burn up far more than fuel tanks or pumps hit

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Looks like spaghetti

Quite simple but very graphic & didactic comparison, though. (I've been a competitive shooter + reloader for over 30yrs). Great video. You earned a 'new/old' subscriber!!. 🏅

Some really strange comments on this video, nice build though

Any chance you still have a copy of that manual? I'm looking for the part values for the high voltage divider network to verify that the tube section is getting the correct voltage. I can't see quite enough in your video.

Hi stimpsonjcat67 can you poste the schematic for the scope am loocking to purches a scope that need repari and am loocking for schematics for the repair. translatet to ENG is preferb if possible do you know where i can finde it

I was born in 1992 and remember taking apart on of my fathers old shells and finding this stuff. Pretty neat!

"Oi!! Who put all this spaghetti in my cartridge, mate?"

No they don't.

Had to re-play the black powder one three times, it was so quick

you have Cad plans for these parts to use in a cnc machine?

Disappearing spaghetti LOL but seriously, this is fascinating. Being familiar with smokeless powder, you'd never think the older stuff once looked like spaghetti. Absolutely fascinating.

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You forgot gun cotton.

Black powder is an explosive whereas cordite and smokeless powders are propellants which accounts for the variance in burn rates

The purpose of the wadding is to make sure that the cordite doesn't chemically react with the metal of the bullet. This can form metallic crystals that make the round very unstable.

how did you remove the flywheel?

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5 Years seems like forever.

Theres so many of these and also nsp-2s for sale across the border around here, unfortunately they are illegal to own in my country but very cool nonetheless

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7.62x25 is such an interesting round for a PCC . I really wonder why there are no modern PCCs in that caliber. But now the 5.7x28 took up so much that 7,62x25 is quite obsolete now.

I have about 250 rounds of these old 303 rounds that contain cordite.

This is amazing I've never heard of this please show me more

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Wonder if you can convert a g3 to 8mm

Great work man! Can you buy chance do a l1a1 Canadian sporter plug? It’s a tad different then the one you worked on here.

Both smokeless and cordite are made of nitrocellulose. They also have other additives.

I used to find heaps of 303 in the chicken coop as a kid. Often half rotten shells, the bullet, wad and often neck missing, cordite sticking out. Once watched the chickens pick out the cordite from a shell. There used to be a farmhouse turned German quarters on our land. In a couple of spots there are loads of Germans shells, in other spots 303 from the advancing Canucks.

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Was that a fog horn leg horn reference? 😂

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Anyone else notice these sensors don't last as long as they used to and the failure rate before 10 days is a lot higher than it used to be?

Now that's a great ar15 caliber

awesome bowie

Man I wish you were building those. If you were able to keep the stock length gas tube you may not have the over gassing issue

I mean...thump v bella.

7.62 x 25 ? ha ha

Is this 8mm Mauser?

If the suppressor is adding extra pressure, then wouldn’t it work/ cycle better with a larger hole?

Beautiful!! nicely done, sir!!!

There's a beach in Halifax NS where I'm from where you can find cordite pellets due to a WW2 ship that sank in 1942, the cordite washes up on the beach till this day ruclips.net/video/8GAe3Cj6nmU/видео.html