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Lethality and range vs mobility : the small arms ammo dilemma / Paolo Valpolini.

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VALPOLINI Paolo

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SMALL ARMS -- AMMUNITION

In: Armada International Vol 38 No 1, February March 2014, pp.26-34 (2)Summary: The debate about the relative merits of 7.62 mm and 5.56 mm ammunition has resurfaced as a result of experience in Afghanistan. This article describes recent developments in small arms ammunition design and technology including environmental considerations.

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The debate about the relative merits of 7.62 mm and 5.56 mm ammunition has resurfaced as a result of experience in Afghanistan. This article describes recent developments in small arms ammunition design and technology including environmental considerations.

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