Videos tagged with Inert Ordnance

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 features an unboxing of the C1 Ammunition wrench, also known as a spanner wrench, specifically designed for 60mm and 81mm mortar fuzes. The demonstration includes using the wrench to unscrew an M52 point-detonating fuze from an inert 60mm M49A2 high-explosive mortar round. The description highlights the dual application of these fuzes and wrenches across both mortar calibers and references a related video detailing the disassembly of the mortar round and fuze.

This YouTube video showcases a 35mm BUSHMASTER III Chain Gun alongside an OERLIKON GDF inert High Explosive Round, presented in a take-down configuration. The content appears to be a detailed look at military hardware, focusing on the mechanics and components of these significant weaponry systems. The inclusion of both the chain gun and the HE round suggests an interest in the engineering and potentially historical aspects of these firearms.