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7.62x 51 SSP Subsonic Penetrator Provides superior accuracy, stealth and penetration capability
McLean, VA USA
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Typical Problems with Subsonic Ammo
Significantly limited effective range, often less than 200 yards Limited penetration capability, due to reduced velocity and terminal energy Weapon jamming/ failure to cycle, due to lower gas pressures Reduced accuracy, due to reduced chance of a ‘clean burn’ and velocity variation Increased weapon fouling Increased chance of projectile obstructing, due to lower pressure DSG’s SSP -Subsonic Penetrator solves these issues
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Solution Introducing the 7.62x51-SSP (Subsonic Penetrator) The SSP provides military and LE agencies new and innovative subsonic capabilities Reliable Source: Developed and tested in Norway Manufactured in the USA (Idaho) Maximum effective range: 600m Highly effective materiel and armor penetration Low angle penetration Accuracy: 1.4MOA-Non Optimized Normal weapon function and cycling Exceptional cross-wind stability
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Specifications-(7.62x 51 SSP Subsonic Penetrator)
Bullet weight, gram 19.25 ± 0.05 (297grain) Ammunition weight, gram 31.5 (486 grain) Ammunition length, mm 70.6 (2 25/32 In) Barrel length, mm 560 (22 In) Velocity (V); energy (Е); flight time (T); trajectory (Y) and drop (Z) at range (Х) Х V Е T Y Z m m/seс Joulе seс ft/sec 1045 50 324.4 1010 0.15 + 0.12 + 0.36 + 0.60 100 319.9- 1049 ft/sec 982 724 KE 0.31 ZERO + 0.48 + 0.97 + 0.01 150 315.7 957 0.47 – 0.36 + 1.11 + 0.02 200 311.8 1023 ft/sec 933 688 KE 0.62 – 0.96 + 0.99 + 0.04 250 307.9 910 0.79 – 1.81 – 0.61 + 0.62 + 0.06 300 304.0 997 ft/sec 887 654 KE 0.95 – 2.92 – 1.49 + 0.09 350 300.2 865 1.12 – 4.30 – 2.62 – 0.89 400 296.5 844 1.28 – 5.95 – 4.03 – 2.05 + 0.16 450 292.9 824 1.45 – 7.87 – 5.72 –3.49 + 0.20 500 289.2 803 1.62 – 10.09 – 7.69 – 5.22 + 0.25 550 285.5 782 1.80 – 12.59 – 9.96 – 7.24 + 0.30 600 281.8 921 ft/sec 762 1.98 – 15.40 – 12.53 – 9.56 Penetrated range of 8mm steel plate 100 – 150 m ( yards) Penetrated range of 6mm steel plate 450 – 550 m ( yards) Penetrated range of 6mm/600 steel plate 250 – 300 m ( yards) Penetrated range of 5mm/450 steel plate 100 – 150 m
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Weapon: AR-10 with a suppressor
Weapon Function Test Weapon: AR-10 with a suppressor Results: Normal weapon function and cycling using the SSP subsonic ammunition
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Tested with the Dragon-1
Modular Suppressor Technology / Product Modular lightweight suppressor Monolithic modules, machined from solid bar Stainless Steel with inconel baffles No moving parts, no welds, highly durable Disassemble for inspection or cleaning Q-Lock (Quick Release/Mounting – one hand) operation Customizable and mission-specific Compatible with 3rd party flash hiders Improved Barrels & Suppressors Current TRL level 9 Projected price in quantity USD Suppressor is available for T&E now Weapon-specific variants subject to demand The So What No moving parts ensure fail-safe operation, even in tough conditions. No welds to break. Single handed patented Quick Release/Mounting , , , saves time and reduces operational risk Modular design enables mission-specific version, to suit specific requirements of size, weight and performance. Better suppressor performance, extended life, ease of use, enhanced value for money through modular , design.
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Weapon: Remington and AR-10
Accuracy Test 7.62 SSP at 300 meters 7.62 SSP at 300 meters Weapon: Remington and AR-10 Ammo: 7.62 SSP Suppressor: Dragon-1 Range: 300 meters
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300m range, 1.4 MOA Pre-production
Weapon: Remington 700 rifle Barrel length 26" Range: 300 meters Angle: 60 degree Results: Dispersion of five 7.62 SSP bullets: (A) 11.5 cm (4.5 in) Accuracy: 1.4MOA.
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300m, 2.4MOA – Pre-production Weapon: AR-10 Results: Barrel length 24"
7.62 SSP Subsonic ammo Range: 300 meters Angle: 60 degree Results: Dispersion of five ×3 lots 7.62 SSP subsonic bullets: (B, C and D) cm (7-7.8 in) Accuracy: 2.4MOA
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Penetration Test- 90 deg NOTE: 8-mm, 6-mm, 5mm and 4mm steel S355MC with tensile strength Rm= MPa used in all tests.
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6mm steel, 90 degree, 600m Results Weapon: Remington Range: 600m
Angle: 90 degree Velocity at impact: 295 m/s - (977 ft/sec) Results Projectile penetrated 6mm steel plate, plus 2mm aluminum plate Projectile did not break after penetration of 6-mm steel – see the photo of 2-mm aluminum plate, placed behind steel target. The subsonic bullet penetrated 6mm steel plate at 600m range.
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8mm steel, 90 degree, 150m Results (Steel plate S355MC) Weapon: AR-10
Range: 150m Angle: 90 degree Velocity at Impact: 321 m/s- (1053 ft/sec) Results Bullet can penetrate 8mm steel plate “S355MC” Bullets before and after penetration of 8-mm steel: (A) projectile before shot (B) two 7.62 SSP projectiles after penetration of 8mm steel
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Inclined Target Penetration Test
NOTE: 8mm, 6mm, 5mm and 4mm steel S355MC with tensile strength Rm= MPa used in all tests.
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8mm steel, 60 deg, 300 meters Weapon: Remington 700 rifle Results:
Barrel length 26" Range: 300 meters Angle: 60 degree Results: Several 7.62 SSP penetrated 8mm steel plate set at 600 angle at 300 meters
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6mm steel, 60 deg, 300m Weapon: AR-10 Barrel length 24"
7.62 SSP Subsonic ammo Range: 300 meter Angle: 60 degree Results: All fifteen 7.62 SSP rounds penetrated the 6mm steel plate at 600 angle at 300 meters
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Windshield Test
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Windshield, 30 deg, 350m – 7.62 SSP Results Weapon: AR-10
The windshield (A) was set at an angle for the first shot. Velocity at the impact in windshield: 300 m/s-(984 ft/sec) Range: 350 meters Results No change in projectile trajectory, however projectile tumbled after impacting windshield and struck 5mm steel plate (B) then ricocheted back into windshield (C).
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Windshield shot: 29.5 deg, at 50 meters
Weapon: AR-10 The windshield (E) was set at an angle Velocity at the impact in windshield: 320 m/s- (1049 ft/sec) Range: 50 meters Results: No change in projectile trajectory, tumbled after impacting windshield and struck 5mm steel witness plate sideways (F) then ricocheted back into windshield (G). D0 – 7.62 SSP projectile before firing; D1 – first shot into windshield; D2 – second shot into windshield; D3 – third shot into windshield;
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Windshield shot: 29.5 deg, at 50 meters
Weapon: AR-10 The windshield (E) was set at an angle Velocity at the impact in windshield: 320 m/s- (1049 ft/sec) Range: 50 meters Results: No change in projectile trajectory, tumbled after impacting windshield and struck 5mm steel witness plate sideways (F) then ricocheted back into windshield (G). D0 – 7.62 SSP projectile before firing; D1 – first shot into windshield; D2 – second shot into windshield; D3 – third shot into windshield;
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Windshield, compound angle shot: 45 deg (H), 35 deg (V), at 200 meters
Weapon: AR-10 The windshield (H) was set at 350 and angle for third shot. Projectile velocity at impact in windshield was 312 m/s (1023 ft/sec) at 200meters Results Projectile trajectory did not change, however projectile broke into 2 fragments after impacting windshield. Two fragments penetrated 4mm + 2mm aluminum witness plates (K).
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Car Door Test
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Car door, 43 deg, at 100m range Weapon: AR-10 Target: Car-door (L)
Angle: Range: 100 meters Velocity at impact in windscreen: 319 m/s. (1046 ft/sec) Weapon: AR-10 Results: No change in projectile trajectory, however projectile “key holed” after penetration of door (L and M) and tumbled after striking 5mm steel (P)
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Available Calibers 7.62mm (7.62x51) 300 Blackout 5.56mm (5.56x45)
Pre-production Samples available for testing 5.56mm (5.56x45) Currently testing .50 and .338 Under development
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Thank you. For more information, please contact: * McLean, VA 22101
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