01-11-2012, 12:00 AM
It is also easy to forget that proper bullet design would have erased any practical difference between the .280 and the 7.62X51 in the defeat of light armor.
Regarding light armored vehicles of the late forties and the early, the .50 caliber machine gun would have been necessary to assure reliable defeat from all directions. The BMP upped the ante.
Regarding light armored vehicles of the late forties and the early, the .50 caliber machine gun would have been necessary to assure reliable defeat from all directions. The BMP upped the ante.