What does A/E mean in MILITARY

The answer to this question depends on the types of weapons and activities you intend to use it for. Generally, it is important to follow all local firearm laws and regulations in regards to how much ammunition you can possess at one time.

Yes, ammunition can go bad over time due to exposure to moisture or changes in temperature. It is important to store your ammunition in dry places that are out of direct sunlight, so they do not degrade over time.

You should consult with your local authorities before discarding used ammo as different areas have different laws and regulations regarding safe disposal methods. In general, spent projectiles should be disposed of safely and appropriately.

Hollow point bullets are typically considered more effective than regular bullets because they are designed to expand upon impact rather than pass through a target. This helps to create a larger wound channel and increases the stopping power of the bullet.

An incendiary round contains flammable substances that ignite when fired, creating a powerful burn effect on targets hit by the bullet. A tracer round contains a pyrotechnic material that lights up upon firing, allowing shooters to better track their shots in low light conditions.

Yes, explosives can be used legally for demolition or mining operations if the explosives meet safety standards, proper licensing requirements are met, and local regulations are followed. It is also important that users of explosives practice basic safety protocols while working with explosives.

Explosives can only be purchased from approved vendors who have obtained special licensing from government agencies such as the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco Firearms & Explosives (ATF). Not all vendors will sell explosives as there are tight restrictions on their availability and acquisition process.

Although explosives generally do not expire in terms of effectiveness, manufacturers may set expiration dates depending on various factors such as chemical composition or environmental conditions which could affect product potency over time.

The most common types of propellants used in firearms ammo include smokeless powder and black powder. Smokeless powder has replaced black powder due to its higher performance characteristics, including greater accuracy and less visible smoke production when fired.