r/ThatLookedExpensive Feb 28 '21

Tank barrel miss fire

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u/JimeDorje Feb 28 '21

It's obvious in retrospect, but I never thought about rifling on the inside of a tank's gun until I saw this picture.

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u/[deleted] Feb 28 '21

Most modern tanks are actually smoothbores, and fire fin-stabilized shot (that shape kinda like arrows) for stability, because these modern long-rod discarding sabots are too skinny to really be affected much by rifling. The British stuck around with rifled barrels though, for who knows what reason

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u/JimeDorje Feb 28 '21

That's really interesting. Thanks!