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Twenty years ago, Joe Benini went after a problem that he, as a shooter, had experienced: bullet fragments at shooting ranges flying back and biting him. The frangible bullets he developed, which ...

In the 1996 movie, "Eraser," Arnold Schwarzenegger must protect a witness who inadvertently uncovers a scheme to deliver a super weapon -- the Rail Gun -- into the hands of a villain. The fictional ...

RUAG's FireFrangible Lead-Free Frangible Ammunition combines highly frangible projectiles with lead-free primers to make 100-percent lead-free training ammunition. FireFrangible bullets are ...

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Researchers at the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) are measuring precisely the disintegration of "frangible" bullets when the strike a surface to better understand how the ...

The 7.62 x 35 300 AAC Blackout (300 BLK) has gotten a lot of attention lately, especially amongst law enforcement users. We had to satisfy our curiosity about the cartridge and get a little insight ...

Spartanburg, S.C. | In the 1996 movie Eraser, Arnold Schwarzenegger must protect a witness who inadvertently uncovers a scheme to deliver a super weapon - the Rail Gun - into the hands of a villain.

In a standard .22 caliber round, ( not yet available) the Bubba Bullet will inflict a wound about the size of a tennis ball. A standard .223 caliber round, the kind fired in a standard issue M-16 ...

Researchers at the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) are measuring precisely the disintegration of "frangible" bullets when they strike a surface to better understand how the ...