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Discussion in 'The Guns Galore Section' started by me262 phpbb3, Jul 9, 2005.

  1. me262 phpbb3

    me262 phpbb3 New Member

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    in this pic can you explain why you see 2 explotions?
     
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    Optical effect? No muzzle brake?
     
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    There can be several different explanations.

    My first thought, is that it resembles the pattern of large explosions, where the explosion spreads out in a butterfly pattern. Thus, it might be a APDS pgrenade.

    Alternately, it can be the muzzle brake which throws back some of the explosion.

    It can also be the blast from a rocket projectile.

    Christian
     
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    FNG phpbb3 New Member

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    Whats the gun... looks big, maybe 155mm?

    FNG
     
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    I would guess rocket assisted also.
     
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    yeap it is a 155mm, and i think it nickname is big tom or john?
     
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    my bad, it is long tom, sorry
     

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