Examples of using Armor-piercing in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Armor-piercing ammunition for pistols has also been developed and uses a design similar to the rifle ammunition.
Rifle armor-piercing ammunition generally carries its hardened penetrator within a copper or cupronickel jacket,
Armor-piercing shells in the classic form are not common in modern guns,
the Pearl Harbor Raid, tackling a number of technical problems, including how to launch torpedoes in the shallow water of Pearl Harbor and how to craft armor-piercing bombs by machining down battleship gun projectiles.
prevent certain types of ammunition from being designated as“armor-piercing” and thus subject to tight federal oversight.
the Pearl Harbor raid, solving a number of technical problems along the way, including how to launch torpedoes in the shallow water of Pearl Harbor and how to craft armor-piercing bombs by machining down battleship gun projectiles.
it was featured in the December 1963 issue of Boxing Illustrated:"Marciano's knockout blow packs more explosive energy than an armor-piercing bullet and represents as much energy as would be required to spot lift 1000 pounds one foot off the ground.".
Armor-piercing.
The shooter used armor-piercing rounds.
Why would someone need armor-piercing rounds?
Would you like the armor-piercing bullets?
Standard light armor-piercing round. Why?
Armor-piercing rounds, light bombs,
Or through three mags of armor-piercing ammo?
Seven-six-- Seven-six-two armor-piercing discarding sabot with an automated reload.
It was filled with high explosives… over-pressured, armor-piercing rounds. Nasty stuff.
Similar armor-piercing ammunition for pistols has also been developed and uses a similar design to the rifle ammunition.
From the 1860s to 1950s, a major application of armor-piercing projectiles was to defeat the thick armor carried on many warships.
Look, if Armand is just looking for a couple of crates of armor-piercing rounds, why don't we just get them someplace else?
In the video below you can see a 7.62 x 63 millimeter M2 armor-piercing projectile, the standard bullet used for testing armour by the US Department of Justice guidelines.