What is This Stuff? Angry Spaghetti AKA Cordite 

Actually he should be british 😅

This is to good

I’m Italian and we have a lot of supplies of that 😂

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This propellant was developed by Panzani during WWII. If there was no shooting, then it was instantly for lunched.

Wasn't the problem compounded by the type of material of the bag used to store the cordite ?

Not only that, during the Naval Battle at Jutland, it was suspected that some safety procedures were ignored for the sake of more fire power. Like doors which should have been kept shut to keep sparks away from the powder room, stacking of sacks of cordite outside of their containers so that they could be rapidly grabbed and sent up to the the elevator chutes for reloading. And quite possibly the same problem of sending battle CRUISERS to fight BATTLESHIPS. Battleships are designed to duke it out with other battleships hence all the extra armor. Battlecruisers were designed to fight against cruisers, therefore was armored enough to withstand cruiser level of firepower. We all know how well that went between the Battlecruiser Hood and Battleship Bismarck.

Battlecruiser Hood: "Nah I'd win"

​@@Luis-be9miand yet they are both coral reefs

ahhh i see you watch dracinifel too

Under pressure it explodes so compression of a round makes it same or better than gunpowder also more stable ass you see. Gunpowder explodes no matter what so a warehouse boom. Cordite would just cause a difficult fire

@@zyourzgrandzmaz But in the event of a fire, the pressure in the cartridges will increase due to temperature and it will explode anyway..

@@zyourzgrandzmaz I burned gunpowder from German 7.92x57, grey square bits. It also burns for a few seconds, but faster than cordite. I suppose just because of the shape.

Not that you have seen this, look up explosives vs gunpowder.

@@zyourzgrandzmaz Neither one explodes, they burn. Gunpowder, whether it's black powder/substitutes or smokeless powder for a rifle or pistol, they burn very slowly just like the cordite here. You can make a fuse from a trail of black powder just like in the movies; I set off charges of powder for the 4th in that way because I'm too cheap to buy real fireworks lol. Smokeless powder makes for the really slow-burning fuse, and either one can be dissolved to saturate paper if you want to get fancy with your fuses.

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ようこそ！僕がこれまでこのチャネルを一年間ぐらい見ていたんです。ミシャさんの射的がすごい！ (自分の母語話者が英語)

I have some dated from the 60's. Still works great.

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Yes , woud be nice to see a original John Inglis canadian made one !

The cartridge is enclosed, so the flames can't rise straight up, but instead will instead fill the entire case and ignite the entire length of each strand in a hurry.

RU-vid would ban me in a hurry if I posted a link, but search for "bullet puller". That's the impact type of puller, and there are lots of companies that make them, but there are also other types. edit: I checked Brownells, and it looks like his is the Frankford Arsenal Quick-N-EZ.

If you’re in the US midway USA midsouth shooting supply or any brick and mortar that selling reloading stuff. Called an impact bullet puller

Ever seen gunpowder burn?

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Really tiny french fries.