Modern Ammunition - A Short History
The modern metallic centrefire cartridge is an incredibly efficient piece of design, but it didn’t come into existence because of one large technological advancement, instead it is a product of a multitude of small iterative improvements. The modern metallic centrefire cartridge is an incredibly efficient piece of design, but it is a product of a multitude of small iterative improvements, rather than one single technological advancement. If you want to support the channel, and get a ton of extra content, you can find on Patreon. Patreon: / themediaward A huge thank you to Parade Antiques of Plymouth for allowing me access to the three antique firearms featured in the video. Parade Antiques has a huge range of antiques and curios, available for browsing at their website: https://paradeantiques.co.uk/ Sources: PBS: http://to.pbs.org/2LxcKjE Forgotten Weapons: http://bit.ly/3sEiOaP Napoleon Guide: http://bit.ly/2Kot31y Website: http://themediaward.co.uk/ Twitter: / themediaward Instagram: / themediaward Second Channel: / @themediaward2567 As ever, the end title music is courtesy of Saint Valentine Music: • Video
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