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BOCN Guess what it is

It is a Hughes Lockless round, unable to tell what caliber due to no scale. I know of 5.56mm, .50 cal, 25mm, 30mm, and 40mm. I would venture a guess that there is also a 20mm version. I'm thinking this is a 30mm one.
 
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It is a Hughes Lockless round, unable to tell what caliber due to no scale. I know of 5.56mm, .50 cal, 25mm, 30mm, and 40mm. I would venture a guess that there is also a 20mm version. I'm thinking this is a 30mm one.

Yea, its a Hughes Lockless. I've finally got the 40mm version after many years of looking. Photosl show it plus one to compare the 40mm with 30mm and 12.5mm. Also a link to yours.
http://www.bocn.co.uk/vbforum/threads/46492-Hughes-Lockless-Rounds?highlight=hughes+lockless
Over to you Haz.
Dave.

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Congrats on the big Lockless Dave!

OK, give this one a try.
 

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