35mm BUSHMASTER III Chain Gun / OERLIKON GDF inert High Explosive Round Take-Down #military #bullet

Published on February 3, 2024
Duration: 0:38

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.

Quick Summary

The video shows a detailed take-down of an inert 35mm Bushmaster III / Oerlikon GDF High Explosive round. Key markings include '35X228 9' on the green casing and 'BM 107', 'OE' on the base. The projectile has yellow and pink bands, and its silver fuse assembly is disassembled.

Chapters

  1. 00:00External Inspection of 35mm Round
  2. 00:06Projectile and Fuse Removal
  3. 00:16Fuse Component Disassembly

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the key markings on the 35mm Bushmaster III / Oerlikon GDF round?

The green casing is marked '35X228 9'. Base markings include 'BM 107', 'OE', '82', and '61', indicating manufacturer and lot information.

How is the projectile of the 35mm round identified?

The projectile features a black body with distinct yellow and pink bands. The silver-colored fuse assembly is attached to the nose.

Can the fuse assembly of the 35mm HE round be disassembled?

Yes, the silver fuse assembly can be unscrewed from the projectile and further disassembled to show its internal inert mechanical components, such as the striker and booster housing.

What type of round is being demonstrated?

The video demonstrates the take-down of an inert 35mm High Explosive (HE) round, specifically the Bushmaster III / Oerlikon GDF variant, used in military applications.

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