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whatzit? - Gussy - 01-09-2018 Whatzit about .38 cal smaller head, no rim RE: whatzit? - Don McDowell - 01-09-2018 I'm going to take a WAG at it, and say it's one of those gallery load cases. Using just the primer and just a grain or two of black under the bullet. RE: whatzit? - Gussy - 01-10-2018 Only a very small relief hole between front and back sections. Not enough to fire anything. I'm thinking it designed for a 9mm semiautomatic and will make the action function with a very low powered load . RE: whatzit? - Don McDowell - 01-10-2018 Might be the case.
RE: whatzit? - Lumpy Grits - 01-10-2018 Does the larger body slide on the smaller shaft? Is it brass or steel? Std small primer size? Gary RE: whatzit? - Kurt - 01-10-2018 Jim I have a couple like it I picked up at the range. The special opp guys train with their virgin of a paint gun
RE: whatzit? - Gussy - 01-10-2018 Outer barrel, large part is aluminum. Inner part is steel. Appears to be a std primer. I'm going to see if it will fit in my 9mm. Looks to be about that size. RE: whatzit? - Lumpy Grits - 01-10-2018 Looks like a 'perimeter' alarm cap. Also looks similar to what is used in some flare guns & smoke signals. Where was this found? G. RE: whatzit? - Gussy - 01-10-2018 If it has any projectile, it would not be much. Note the 3rd photo it has a very small hole between the primer and front. I could barely get the point of a needle in it when I was clearing it. RE: whatzit? - Kurt - 01-10-2018 I looked for the ones I picked up at the range. I have a empty and one with a blue plastic projectile in it unfired. |