what is this?

bill gass

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Head stamp reads 9mm IVI 05
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Fired Simunition training round. Plastic projectile. The telescoping piston projecting from the case allows the ammunition to cycle the firearm. Made in a number of calibers. I have been told that the bullet really stings.
 
it looks like that, but at the same time it seems that the plastic sleeve is pulled out a bit.

is their any colour in the top? where did you find it?
 
Yep thats actually the older version of simunition , ive got one just like that except it i found the undamaged fired tip with the paint still in it , and i got some of the new ones as well , both fired and unfired . the new ones look much better .
 
It's a General Dynamics manufactured 9mm Simmunition round.
It fires a small pre-segmented plastic shell filled with a gooey bright coloured dye paint. Usually in Red Blue or White.
And yes it hurts A LOT when you catch one in the fingernail lol ;)
 
Its actually a Cartridge 9mm Practice, Dye Marking. Its missing the "Projectile" which would be a plastic bullet with either red, blue or green dye. Its used to train with the simunition markers...

IVI = Industries Valcartier Inc., they make most of our small arms for the CF.
 
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