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| Oct 19 2009, 8:27 PM EDT (current) | ironhand | 31 words added |
| Oct 19 2009, 8:25 PM EDT | ironhand |
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Looks like it's military, but what is it?
Keep in mind this is a very rough draft.
Identification of ammo 20mm or above:
The use of color coding is used to identify the primary role of the ammunition. The color coding can be found on the overall body, in color bands, the coloring of letters, or discs (large dots). When the ammunition has more then one role, i.e. a high explosive that is also incendiary, then one then one color would be found.
1. Yellow
Maritime Flares
26.5mm is standard Marine grade Flare gun.
1) Red Multi Star Round - usually 3-5 red stars for night time signaling.
2) Green Single Star Round - night time signal
3) Blue Smoke Round - for daytime signal
Looks like it's military, but what is it?
Keep in mind this is a very rough draft.
Identification of ammo 20mm or above:
The use of color coding is used to identify the primary role of the ammunition. The color coding can be found on the overall body, in color bands, the coloring of letters, or discs (large dots). When the ammunition has more then one role, i.e. a high explosive that is also incendiary, then one then one color would be found.
1. Yellow
Maritime Flares26.5mm is standard Marine grade Flare gun.
1) Red Multi Star Round - usually 3-5 red stars for night time signaling.
2) Green Single Star Round - night time signal
3) Blue Smoke Round - for daytime signal
