Testing WWII Exploding Ammunition

On the Eastern Front during World War II, both German and Russian snipers were officially authorized to use explosive spottertype rifle ammunition (BPatrone for Germans, PZ for Russians) on human targets. The projectiles in the ammunition contain a charge of highly reactive phosphorus and a priming compound, and explode on impact. We were curious to see how effective they really were compared to standard ball Please consider supporting us on Patreon: InRan