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17-Jan
Wolfgangross has posted a new set of wonderful cutaways:
https://www.ar15.com/forums/ar-15/New-Russian-7-62x54R-Armor-Piercing-Cutaways-7N37/16-760618/
"New Russian 7,62x54R armor piercing. Don't even bother asking if I have extras, already gone. Extremely rare and expensive.
7H13 (PP) with hardened steel core and purple neck/ red primer
7H26 (BP) with hardened steel core and both red neck and primer sealant
7H37 with tungsten carbide core and both black neck/ primer.
And the core is heavy at 7.3g (M993 has 5.91g, and RUAG P/T/308 at 5.59g)
No tip colors, goes by primer/ neck sealant colors and dates.
Questions are welcome, thanks for looking
wolfganggross"
The 7H37 has a 113gr Tungsten Core vs 91gr for M993, so likely has better penetration.
And the 7H26 looks to have a longer, more complete hardened steel penetrator then M2AP:
17-Jan
Very impressive. Sadly I lack the tools, skills or inclination to section my collection.