August 30th, 2022<\/span><\/p>\n <\/a><\/p>\n Here\u2019s something you don\u2019t see every day \u2014 the inside of loaded cartridges, sliced halfway through. This lets you see how bullet core, jacket, cartridge case, powder, and primer all fit together. Give credit to the folks at FOG Ammunition<\/a> for creating this interesting series of cut-through ammo images. We show four cartridges here: the .308 Winchester, 9mm Luger, 300 BLK, and .50 BMG. You\u2019ll find two more (the .223 Remington and .45 ACP) at www.FogAmmo.com<\/a>.<\/p>\n This .308 Winchester<\/strong> model took on a different approach by only cutting the brass case and displaying the full bullet, primer and powder load. A spec amount of powder was used to create the model powder form. An estimated 10% volume was added during the forming process, along with an undetermined amount of air pockets.<\/p>\n This bisection is a 9mm Luger Jacketed Hollow Point<\/strong> round with flake powder held together with super glue. After this self-defense round was cut by a trained professional the round was polished by hand. This might look like stick powder, but those are in fact flakes stacked up in cross-section. Designed in 1901 by Georg Luger, this popular cartridge is used by civilians, military, and law enforcement.<\/p>\n For this model of the .300 AAC Blackout<\/strong> (aka 300 BLK), a Dremel tool was used to create a pie cut within the bullet and brass case. A measured amount of power, roughly 65% of spec charge, was placed inside the case with super glue. This cartridge was originally optimized for subsonic use with a suppressor, so the amount of powder used is small relative to the nominal case capacity. That leaves more room for the relatively large .30-caliber bullet.<\/p>\n Last but definitely not least is the .50 Caliber BMG<\/strong> round (aka .50 Browning Machine Gun). Famed for its wartime use in the M2 Machine gun, the .50 BMG round is also used in civilian Long Range competitions. A typical .50 BMG cartridge holds over 225 grains of powder. That\u2019s almost ten times the amount in a 5.56\u00d745 NATO Round! To demonstrate the size of the .50 BMG, check out that .223 Rem for comparison.<\/p>\n Share the post “Look Inside Ammo \u2014 Cutaway Cartridge Views”<\/p>\n<\/p><\/div>\n Tags: .308 Winchester<\/a>, 300 BLK<\/a>, 50 BMG<\/a>, Ammo Model<\/a>, Cartridge Diagrams<\/a>, cutaway<\/a>, Fog Ammunition<\/a><\/p>\n<\/div>\nLook Inside Ammo \u2014 Cutaway Cartridge Views<\/h2>\n
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