How would you use these /k/?

>>34053494
With a bolter, probably.

to hold down paper

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>>34053494
Better Image

>>34053494
on ur mom lol

Aren't these basically rocket propelled grenades? I thought they tried to make smaller grenades for the OICW but they turned out too weak to really make effective use of being grenades.

>>34053535
Pretty much that yeah.

To remove filthy xeno scum.

>>34053535
Baicly. More like RPGHEDP.

>>34053544
>>34053557
I guess the real question is, when are we getting a magazine fed 40mm grenade launcher.

>I thought they tried to make smaller grenades for the OICW but they turned out too weak to really make effective use of being grenades.
They were, which is why they upsized them to 25mm in the XM25. The same is true of the frag12, you just get to a certain size where there just isn't sufficient fragmentation to have application outside of causing cavitation on direct impacts (the appeal of HE .50 ammo and WW2 explosive spotters rounds).

>>34053584
A /k/ommando will make ot eventually.

>>34053584
Those 20mm grenades used by the Neopup PAW-20 would be hilarious in full-auto.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eu87AxzBf3Y

>>34053610
Shit, I could only imagine how much my shoulder would hurt doing that. At least everything you hit would explode into gibs.

>>34053516
Lol

>>34053494
>no tiny seal on the bottom that has caliber information and manufacturing planet
0/10

>>34053494
.... your diagram is fucking retarded, iirc bolt rounds use dueterium that GW doesn't know isn't nuclear fuel to make a small thermonuclear reaction. They nukes, and don't look even close to that on the inside.

>>34053610
The music sounds like a knockoff of the mortal kombat theme. It fits the body shredding ethos.

>>34054115
Nah, it says they have "a depleted deuterium core" which as we know makes zero fucking sense because deuterium is a gas. I'm guessing they picked a futuristic sounding isotope at random back in the day when we were all plebs. Now there's an internet full of educated autists like us to pick them apart, they look retarded.

Some pictures I've found replace depleted deuterium with uranium. These are probably newer ones where they're covering up their mistakes.

>>34054834
>hur durr, uranium =nuke
>depleted uranium is used in tank rounds
>deuterium is in better nukes
>depleted deuterium must be better
This, basically

>>34054882
That, exactly. 1D4Chan says:
>note that depleted deuterium makes no sense as deuterium is just a non-radioactive isotope of hydrogen, and later fluff seems to have replaced it with depleted uranium to make more sense

>>34054115
The diagram is fucking retarded, and you are too.

Depleted deuterium has always been a not-depleted uranium. It's not supposed to explode,

Depleted uranium is used in bullets because it's dense and hard (ur momma) so you can put a lot of kinetic energy in a small spot. As an added bonus, it burns easily when powderized.

>>34053535
They are gyro jet ammo in .75 caliber

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>>34053513
Isn't this more representative of a kraken penetrator round?

I think the artist has their effects confused.

>>34054834
>deuterium
I think this might have roots in confusion over how heavy "heavy water" is and use of fluid-filled rounds (mass reactive is a buzzword thrown around with bolters a lot and many authors took this to mean mercury or heavy water core).

Can civilians in the imperium own bolters?

>>34055302
No. Even posessing a single round of ammunition for one is grounds for execution.