I thought the title might grab the attention of some (especially ammo collectors) - I have owned the following for quite a while now - about 44 years. The .50 BMG case and bullet help give a visual scale:
These are quite rare - less than 60,000 were originally manufactured. About 56,000 of those were expended by the British Army in Northern Ireland. One of these featured in S8E10 of Pawn Stars.
It could be fired from both a modified and lengthened Very pistol named the L67 or the Webley Schermuly Riot Gun.
1.5in L3A1 Anti-Riot Baton Round
Dimensions:
Projectile: Length 153 mm; Diameter 39 mm; Weight 2,360 grain (153 Grams)
Case: Length 121 mm; Diameter 42 mm
Muzzle Energy: approx. 216 Joules / 160 Foot-Pounds
These are quite rare - less than 60,000 were originally manufactured. About 56,000 of those were expended by the British Army in Northern Ireland. One of these featured in S8E10 of Pawn Stars.
It could be fired from both a modified and lengthened Very pistol named the L67 or the Webley Schermuly Riot Gun.
1.5in L3A1 Anti-Riot Baton Round
Dimensions:
Projectile: Length 153 mm; Diameter 39 mm; Weight 2,360 grain (153 Grams)
Case: Length 121 mm; Diameter 42 mm
Muzzle Energy: approx. 216 Joules / 160 Foot-Pounds
