-
complexity of
advanced APFSDS saboted long rod
penetrator projectiles can be
found in #External links. The
function of a
sabot is to
provide a
larger bulkhead...
- Look up
sabot in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Sabot may
refer to:
Sabot (firearms),
disposable supportive device used in
gunpowder ammunitions to...
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small or
medium calibers, such as in
saboted light armour penetrator (SLAP) ammunition.
Armour piercing discarding sabot munitions were
developed to increase...
- The
saboted light armor penetrator (SLAP)
family of
firearm ammunition is
designed to
penetrate armor more
efficiently than
standard armor-piercing ammunition...
- A
sabot (/ˈsæboʊ/, US also /sæˈboʊ, sə-/) is a clog from
France or
surrounding countries such as The Netherlands,
Belgium or Italy.
Sabots are
either whole-foot...
- The
Sabot is a
sailing dinghy that is
sailed and
raced singlehandedly usually by
young sailors in
various parts of the world. The boat is
suitable for...
- stabilization.
Saboted slugs are
shotgun projectiles smaller than the bore of the
shotgun and
supported by a
plastic sabot. The
sabot is traditionally...
- reason, tank
gunners have to be
aware of
danger to
nearby troops. The
saboted flechette was the
counterpart of
APFSDS in
rifle ammunition. A
rifle for...
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Manakin Sabot,
consisting of the
villages of
Manakin and
Sabot, is an
affluent unincorporated community in
Goochland County, Virginia,
United States. It...
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round fires a
saboted 2 g (31 gr), 4 mm (0.16 in)
diameter tungsten kinetic penetrator,
weighing a
total of 2.5 g (39 gr) with the
sabot. It has a muzzle...
