no, they do not have C-4 in them. its a incendiary mix, zirconium powder and rx51-petn, also known as pentaerythritol tetranitrate. also the military does nog get them at $18 bucks a pop, try like .50 cents.
These can be purchased by civilians, but they are in extremely limited supply and are over 50.00 per round. After watching the below referenced video, the .45 rounds you are referring to are API rounds (armor-piercing incendiary), not explosive rounds. These are often confused with each other. Raufoss rounds have a true explosive (RDX based) core surrounded by a armor penetrator. There is only one true raufoss round which can only be produced by one manufacturer.
the rounds in the video are raufoss. look at the tip: it's white and green. secondly, more than one company makes raufoss rounds...under license. you did get one thing right, and that's the price. though, they can be found cheaper. but not much cheaper.
so.. q: whats a secondary explosive during in there? i guess you forgot to include some primary filled into them too?? or what.. looks cool.. and expensive (:
@antiswattt2 Raufoss rounds have a small amount of Zircomium powder in the rear of the bullet. On impact this is forced forwards, compresses, detonates and initiates the RDX
@antiswattt2 That is my understanding. Whether it is pure Zirconium or more likely ZPP (Zirconium Potassium Perchlorate) I am not sure. ZPP certainly will act as a primary and although it is sensitive to static electricity and very energetic impact, it is stable enough to be handled in a round designed for battlefield use. ZPP is also known as NASA Standard initiator and is a widely used incendiary composition. Hope this answers your question.
no, they do not have C-4 in them. its a incendiary mix, zirconium powder and rx51-petn, also known as pentaerythritol tetranitrate. also the military does nog get them at $18 bucks a pop, try like .50 cents.
eatmy1911 2 weeks ago
lawl its not C4, it's RDX, and there's also a layer of Zirconium Powder that burns.
Dudeman24142 1 year ago
@Dudeman24142 c4 is made from rdx contains 90% rdx plus inert binders
1ukjunglednbraver 1 year ago
MADE IN NORWAY!
NallePu83 1 year ago 2
These can be purchased by civilians, but they are in extremely limited supply and are over 50.00 per round. After watching the below referenced video, the .45 rounds you are referring to are API rounds (armor-piercing incendiary), not explosive rounds. These are often confused with each other. Raufoss rounds have a true explosive (RDX based) core surrounded by a armor penetrator. There is only one true raufoss round which can only be produced by one manufacturer.
eromusofwom 2 years ago
the rounds in the video are raufoss. look at the tip: it's white and green. secondly, more than one company makes raufoss rounds...under license. you did get one thing right, and that's the price. though, they can be found cheaper. but not much cheaper.
raufus3006 2 years ago
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akshooter762 2 years ago
omg can civilians own these? ive seen ordinary ppl shooting explosive rounds on youtube (search .45acp exploding)
greatestsongsofLIFE 2 years ago
Multipurpose
Kenzofeis 2 years ago
so.. q: whats a secondary explosive during in there? i guess you forgot to include some primary filled into them too?? or what.. looks cool.. and expensive (:
antiswattt2 2 years ago
@antiswattt2 Raufoss rounds have a small amount of Zircomium powder in the rear of the bullet. On impact this is forced forwards, compresses, detonates and initiates the RDX
Dukeyboy 1 year ago
@Dukeyboy so zircomium is a primary? which will detonate on impact by friction or shock and then initiate the rdx...?
antiswattt2 1 year ago
@antiswattt2 That is my understanding. Whether it is pure Zirconium or more likely ZPP (Zirconium Potassium Perchlorate) I am not sure. ZPP certainly will act as a primary and although it is sensitive to static electricity and very energetic impact, it is stable enough to be handled in a round designed for battlefield use. ZPP is also known as NASA Standard initiator and is a widely used incendiary composition. Hope this answers your question.
Dukeyboy 1 year ago
Raufoss Rounds
ivedigga 2 years ago
NO WAY Cpt. Obvious, nobody knows how to read titles..... LOLOL
TacticalSuperRebel 2 years ago 2