Almost not worth even trying, I got you.

WB
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Friday, October 25, 2019, 07:14 (2498 days ago)

Just try to guess these three. One is an easy "gimmie" for the Misfits, the other two I think I got you stumped. Sorry, I don't have any "normal" rounds on my desk. You can't buy any of them at Wal-mart.

Take a poke if you dare.

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I knew too exotic...

WB
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Friday, October 25, 2019, 12:27 (2498 days ago) @ WB

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OK since no one wanted to play, the answers...

WB
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Friday, October 25, 2019, 13:59 (2498 days ago) @ WB

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The HK round is about like a centerfire .17 HMR. BUT it shoots 25 gr. 18 cal. all steel core fmj at 2500 fps full auto with fantastic control that shoots through spy-guy body armor. John Wick real stuff.

The 6X35 was a special round using a 65 gr. bullet at about the same speed. It didn't really get off the ground but Hornady was involved obviously.

The 4.6 shot a 40 grain bullet as I remember,

Abin Sur
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Friday, October 25, 2019, 16:00 (2498 days ago) @ WB

but I don't recall all the details. The 6x35 is basically a 6mmx221 Fireball. Which in itself is interesting. Should be pretty efficient little round for a "normal" rifle not a abbreviated sub-gun. In any case, both cases are interesting.

I imagine the little 4.6 should be somewhere around the capacity of the 17 Hornady Hornet, little less maybe. Should be an efficient little round and brass should be pretty robust since it's intended for full auto bottom feeder.

Yes that 40 gr. Is the heaviest I found

WB
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Friday, October 25, 2019, 16:07 (2498 days ago) @ Abin Sur

The more current 26 gr. Steel core seems to be the current rage in military use. I think the 40 gr. Is all that is available to civilians.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/HK_4.6×30mm

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