But I’m extending the trivia question in this post until Friday morning.
So far, no one has gotten even close.
I’ll try to get a better pic to help y’all out.
UPDATE: Here’s a better picture.
Good luck!
Phil Reads
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Simunition?
Nope.
Pepper gas-ball?
Jim
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Galveston, TX
Is it that ammo from the late 80s or early 90s where the projectile is essentially just a cylinder of copper or brass with a plastic cap for feeding and firing (sort of an internal sabot) that is intended for very short range use? I have seen .38 Special examples, but never .45 ACP.
Two swings and two misses.
It’s a special ruby-tipped vampire slaying round 🙂
Seriously, maybe some sort of contact explosive in there like primer material?
It’s a primer stuck in a hollow point.
1970’s vintage “Exploder” ammo.
Not very effective.
We have a winner. More info tomorrow!
didn’t you watch Jaws 2? It’s cyanide man, cyanide.
I’m late but guessing a variation on a mag-safe round as opposed to a glaser which looks completely different with the blue or silver plastic ball in the tip.