1 - Standard sniper rifle SVD - basic model
Cartridge case 7,62 x 54 R
In the slow-motion footage of the video, you can see the difference between the standard mass-produced cartridge and the cartridge with the invention. A standard round has a hard recoil, and a round with the invention just pushes the shooter into the shoulder.
2 - Machine gun - Model 59
Cartridge case 7,62 x 54 R
Here you can see the difference between the standard cartridge and the cartridge with the invention especially in the last two shots. Again, the standard cartridge has a hard recoil, and the cartridge with the invention just pushes the shooter into the shoulder.
3 - Rifle CE.W.F.G.STEYR caliber 8x60R M. 1886
Ammunition with the same amount of black powder
The video clearly shows the difference in gunpowder combustion between the standard cartridge and the cartridge with the invention. You can also see the difference in the intensity of the recoil between the standard charge and the charge with the invention.
9 mm Luger
Sample from one breakthrough test.
7,62 x 54 R
Here we tested a FMJ projectile with a soft steel core for killing a live target. The difference between the standard charge and the charge with the invention is in the transfer of point energy - see the flame, which is minimal with the standard charge.
These measurements verified the CIP match between the standard cartridge and the cartridge with the invention. That shadow is the maximum deviation. Although these are not professional shots, they are sufficient to demonstrate the CIP match between the standard cartridge and the cartridge with the invention.
