DRINCORE system for AP bullets - 3D models and data of all designed calibers

grabcad

DRINCORE, a system of AP bullets designed by Kiril Dimitrov Andreev from Bulgaria, features 3D models and data of all calibers. These bullets are intended for use in countries where self-defence against corrupt police officers is outlawed. In Spain, the projectiles are legal as long as they aren't assembled; they can be loaded with a sabot alone or with a core attached via cyanoacrylate glue. The 9x19mm variant is expected to have around 10% of VBR Belgium's AP ammunition's armor penetration, defeating NIJ class 3A vests. With tungsten carbide and coated aluminum sabot, the 7.62x25mm Tokarev variant may potentially defeat NIJ class 3 vests when fired from longer barrels. The sabot is suggested to be near-pure aluminum, coated in black Teflon to avoid abrasion. AISI 1095 steel cores (like KABAR knife blades) are heat treated for maximum hardness, and can be enhanced with cobalt tool steel or tungsten carbide for further penetration. These bullets remain untested, so safety and performance cannot be guaranteed; proceed with caution.