Videos tagged with Inert Ordnance

This video provides an expert-level teardown of the M557 Point-Detonating Fuze, demonstrating its disassembly and integration with artillery and mortar rounds. The guide highlights the fuze's 'SQ' and 'DELAY' settings, internal clockwork mechanisms, and the M125A1 Booster. It emphasizes the importance of handling inert ordnance with caution.

This video showcases a restored, inert M58 MICLIC (Mine Clearing Line Charge) trailer, noted as the only complete example in private hands in the United States. Presented as a project completed for a museum, the video emphasizes that all components, including the line charge and 5-inch rocket, are inert and contain no energetic materials. The content is geared towards those interested in military history and ordnance, with contact information provided for further inquiries.

This video focuses on the detailed disassembly of 20mm HARDCORE ammunition, specifically the KAE Oerlikon AutoCannon TUNGSTEN 20x128mm. The title and description emphasize the 'HARDCORE' nature of the ammo and highlight its Tungsten composition, indicating a deep dive into its construction and components. The tags suggest a strong focus on military, army, and ammunition-related content, appealing to enthusiasts interested in the technical aspects of ordnance.

This video provides a detailed breakdown of an inert 35mm Bushmaster III / Oerlikon GDF High Explosive round. It visually inspects the green casing, noting markings like '35X228 9', 'BM 107', and 'OE'. The projectile is removed, revealing colored bands and a silver fuse assembly which is then disassembled to show internal inert components.

This short demonstrates the disassembly of an inert MK2 'pineapple' style grenade. It highlights safety markings like a drilled hole and blue paint on the fuse. The process involves removing the pin and spoon, then unscrewing the fuse housing to reveal the hollow body designed for fragmentation.