Comments by "Titanium Rain" (@ChucksSEADnDEAD) on "The German Army's Ammo Problem in WW2" video.

  1. Thanks for the information. It's really crazy that sintering was used at that time.
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  2. The FBI has a list of approved ammo so any agency that doesn't feel like running an expensive reliability test can use that.
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  3. The issue is that cartridges have to respect the external dimensions or else they won't fit the chamber. So the only option would be thinning out the case mouth. I can see damage to the case occuring during loading or violent feeding in a machine gun due to the weakening of the case.
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  4. Heat conductivity will pass more heat towards the barrel. You want lower conductivity to use the case as thermal sink.
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  5.  @QoraxAudio  That's not true, in fact True Velocity posted thermal video evidence that their polymer cases eject more heat out of the gun precisely because of their lower thermal conductivity.
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