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cannelure in Wiktionary, the free dictionary. A
cannelure is a
groove or
channel around ammunition,
either bullets or
cartridge cases. The
cannelure may...
- two deep
cannelures, and the case is
crimped into both. The case
mouth is
chamfered on the
outside to fit
flush into the
forward cannelure. The cartridge...
- two deep
cannelures, and the case is
crimped into both. The case
mouth is
chamfered on the
outside to fit
flush into the
forward cannelure. This elaborate...
- two deep
cannelures, and the case is
crimped into both. The case
mouth is
chamfered on the
outside to fit
flush into the
forward cannelure. This elaborate...
- was
similar to the armor-piercing M1917
round except it had a
smooth cannelure near the case-mouth and had a full-metal-jacketed bullet. It replaced...
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agreed to
supply cannelured bullets to
Black Hills. The
newer load was
designated Mk 262 MOD 1. Recently,
Sierra added a
minimal cannelure to its bullet...
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comes from the
similarity (in French) of the word wave with the word "
cannelure" (fluting, corrugation, striations). The
modern name "canelé" is of recent...
- projectile-seating in the
cartridge case neck was
improved by
adding a
cannelure on the
bullet and
crimping the case neck over time,
resulting in 30 kgf...
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surface (in some
cartridges the case
mouth may also be
crimped into a
cannelure (groove) in the bullet). The
heeled bullet cartridge is
considered weaker...
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above roughly 762 m/s (2,500 ft/s), it may yaw and then
fragment at the
cannelure (the
crimping groove around the
cylinder of the bullet).
These fragments...
