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.55 Boys (13.9x99mmB) Replica model (New Ver.)
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It is update version of http://shpws.me/OnnO. It's only $16.99, the original one was $23.99.
.55 Boys (13.9x99mmB) is an anti-tank cartridge developed by the United Kingdom in 1930s, it designed for Boys anti-tank rifle, which used by the UK and some Allied forces in WW2.
The concept was influenced by German 13.2x92mm SR TuF (Tank und Flieger, lit. tank and aircraft), which designed for Tankgewehr M1918 anti-tank rifle in WW1. Captain H.C Boys, who have design a new cartridge by necked up .50 BMG(Browning Machine Gun, 12.7x99mm) cartridge.
Belt also added on the cartridge case, prevents it accidentally chambered in .50 BMG firearms. It was adopted and produced with Boys Anti-Tank rifle in 1937, shortly before the WWII started (1939).
The model's outer dimension was reference after the original drawing, It was hollow out for saving time and cost of printing.
This model can be a movie props, teaching models or collectible items.
Disclaimer: The bullet (projectile) could not disassemble from the case, no primer pocket, and this Replica Cartridge Model could not be fired and/ or modified into live ammunition(s).
.55 Boys (13.9x99mmB) is an anti-tank cartridge developed by the United Kingdom in 1930s, it designed for Boys anti-tank rifle, which used by the UK and some Allied forces in WW2.
The concept was influenced by German 13.2x92mm SR TuF (Tank und Flieger, lit. tank and aircraft), which designed for Tankgewehr M1918 anti-tank rifle in WW1. Captain H.C Boys, who have design a new cartridge by necked up .50 BMG(Browning Machine Gun, 12.7x99mm) cartridge.
Belt also added on the cartridge case, prevents it accidentally chambered in .50 BMG firearms. It was adopted and produced with Boys Anti-Tank rifle in 1937, shortly before the WWII started (1939).
The model's outer dimension was reference after the original drawing, It was hollow out for saving time and cost of printing.
This model can be a movie props, teaching models or collectible items.
Disclaimer: The bullet (projectile) could not disassemble from the case, no primer pocket, and this Replica Cartridge Model could not be fired and/ or modified into live ammunition(s).
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