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Published on March 23, 2024
Duration: 0:29

This video provides an in-depth analysis of rare, vintage 12-gauge paper shotgun shells from the USSR, featuring Baikal branding. The creator meticulously disassembles a shell using an Opinel knife to extract and weigh the lead slug (10.59g) and powder charge (2.50g). A controlled burn test is performed on the powder to assess its burn rate, demonstrating a high level of technical expertise.

Quick Summary

This video analyzes rare vintage Baikal 12 gauge shotgun shells from the USSR. The creator disassembles a paper hull shell using an Opinel knife, extracting a 10.59g lead slug and 2.50g powder charge for precise measurement and a burn test.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Introduction to Vintage Shells
  2. 00:07Headstamp Identification: Baikal USSR
  3. 00:10Shell Disassembly with Opinel Knife
  4. 00:17Slug Extraction and Weighing (10.59g)
  5. 00:25Powder Charge Weighing (2.50g) & Burn Test

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the key components of the vintage Baikal 12 gauge shotgun shells?

The vintage Baikal 12 gauge shells feature a paper hull, a hollow-base lead slug weighing 10.59 grams, and a powder charge of 2.50 grams. They are identified as being made in the USSR.

How was the vintage ammunition disassembled and analyzed?

The creator used an Opinel knife to carefully cut open the paper hull. Components like the lead slug and powder were then extracted for precise weighing using a digital scale.

What testing was performed on the powder from the vintage shells?

A controlled burn test was conducted on the vintage smokeless powder. This test helps to measure or observe the burn rate and duration of the powder charge.

What information does the headstamp provide on these shells?

The headstamp clearly indicates 'BAIKAL 12 MADE IN USSR'. This identifies the manufacturer as Baikal, the gauge as 12, and the country of origin as the Soviet Union (USSR).

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