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What is it quiz #10
What is it #10:
30-06 ammunition. Head stamp- RA 1941 300Z.
Question: What is special about it in history? Who used it?
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04-02-2020 04:53 PM
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Originally Posted by
Steve762
What is it #10:
30-06 ammunition. Head stamp- RA 1941 300Z.
Question: What is special about it in history? Who used it?
British
.30-06 aircraft guns (Browning MkII ie)"MG40")
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Correct: US produced 30-06 ammunition by Remington Arms for the RAF .30 Browning machine gun.
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Loaded with special powder for aircraft machine guns but also issued to US ground troops in the Philippines
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Has heavy primer crimp to allow use in aircraft M1917 Marlin MGs sent as aid to Britain
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I thought it was loaded with improved powder and staked primer for the synchronized Browning 30 cal machine guns example: P-35, P-36 and P-40B
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An early Winchester Repeating Arms .303 Ball with a 4 point staked primer for the Browning M.G's in aircraft for those that may not know why they were staked it was to stop the primer backing out or possibly falling out after firing causing a jam in the gun.
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Originally Posted by
RCS
I thought it was loaded with improved powder and staked primer for the synchronized Browning 30 cal machine guns example: P-35, P-36 and P-40B
"Z" indicates nitrocelulose powder charge (ie. Not cordite).
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