I had long ago decided to test explosives that were used during World War II and are not currently in use. So I started with amatex.
As you know, amatex came in two forms, 20 and 40, and these numbers indicated the amount of rdx in it.
I tested the Type 40 with an explosive speed of about 7500m / s.
Due to the presence of ammonium nitrate, it must be completely insulated from moisture, so a metal container and waterproof adhesive have been used in
this explosive package.
My feeling is that,if there is good protection against moisture, this explosive will have a good performance in public use.
*Each package weighs 1/4 pound.
**5g rdx was used in this test as a booster
***As can be seen in the last picture, the ground was severely affected by the explosion.
simply RED - 8-10-2021 at 06:59
May you give more info on composition and so on...Petn1933 - 8-10-2021 at 07:46
You can also search on Google:
TNT:40
RDX:40
Nh4no3:20
Of course, I used 30 grams of ammonium nitrate.Nitrosio - 10-10-2021 at 04:35
