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Incendiary ammunition - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Incendiary ammunition contains a compound that burns rapidly and causes fires. One of the first uses of incendiary ammunition occurred in World War I. At the time, phosphorus—the primary ingredient i...
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The incendiary bullet, developed by New Zealand engineer John Pomeroy (1873-1950) in 1902, was quickly adopted by British defence services as a means of combating the growing German Zeppelin threat in the skies above Britain. ... In time Pomeroy was paid some £25,000 in royalties for his invention.
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The Incendiary elemental property adds the effect of fire to weapons, mods, shields and some enemies. It is most effective against unshielded, flesh enemies, such as Bruisers and Skags. Incendiary weapons bullet burst into flames when they impact. ... Incendiary 1 second ago by TheParagon...
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Dispatches from the war zones have occasionally mentioned a new and highly effective incendiary machine-gun bullet in use by Allied airmen. Last week the Army authorized publication of some... ... But the new bullet explodes in the pierced fuel tank, starts a chemical fire of intense heat and spreads a sheet of flame...
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Bullet Boy (2005 ... Gun culture goes under the microscope in Bullet Boy, Saul Dibb's powerful and moving directorial debut. ... A sensitive look at an incendiary subject, Bullet Boy really hits the mark...
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