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From: PatDollard
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  • they will just build bigger bombs.

  • some people will get them but not a lot

  • I give it about 3 years before the SUV lovers upgrade to this.

  • Cost? $0.5 million or so, I think. First time I saw them referred to was as a "Buffalo" built to detonate roadside bombs/mines. ("improvised explosive devices," a.k.a. "field expedients," in the mil-speak i remember from Vietnam. The EFPs, explosively-formed penetrators, are nothing more than a "shape charge"--we've been using them since WWII as the business end of a bazooka anti-tank round. Take a #10 tin can, a thick-ish conical disk of copper, a detonator, HE from looted shells, & kaboom.

  • I wish I was in the military so Force Protections could "wrap its steel around me."

  • Lol is this the rip off of the bushmaster?

  • no they wont

  • how much does it cost?

  • how much cost life?? stupid!

  • I hope that more of these get into Iraq

  • I know they work well. But will they stop an EFP?

  • Yes.

  • EFP? I can't say I'm familiar with that term.

  • do you mean an IED

  • EFP means Explosive Formed Penetrator which is a type of IED. It is a conical shaped copper sheet on top of a couple pounds of C4. The hole thing is usually about the size of a coffee can.  They are very difficult to make, as the copper sheet must be machined to within a few thousandths of an inch in order to work.

  • Explosivley Formed Penetrator/Projectile. depending on who you talk to.

  • google is your friend.

  • they do and they dont. i all depends on the size and the style of the EFP

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