@yourpreciousarmory: One of those tank parts everyone sees but almost nobody knows what it actually does. 🪖⚙️ #Tank #BoreEvacuator #MilitaryEngineering #MilitaryVehicles #YourPreciousArmory

Green28162 :

You just answered a question i didn't need the answer too, thanks

Chuck R. :

Yup, worms work the same way

Chairman of the Bored :

I shot a 109 with a bad bore evacuator. That was funny

charlesdalton488 :

was that a ripstik??

caravan :

what is this tank on video

The Baby Chicken with a Helmet :

better question is why u have a tiger 2 turret

Mr.JFC3 :

stops that smoke from flowing back into the cabin too.

pelopaC3000 :

great explanation 😍

Azad Salah Azadi :

Two liter Mountain Dew, a Rip-it board and the barrel of a tank... Can you be any more Chaotic Neutral?

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You can tell if a tank is a “friendly tank” (as an american) when identifying it by where the bore is, most russian, chinese and korean tanks have the bore at the front while american, brit, or german made tanks have the bore in the middle, we learned that to quickly identify and enemy or friendly while in combat, that and other things but that helps a lot

timspivey953 :

Why don’t we have this on suppressors?

eddiefortyseven :

In the UK they are called a Fume extractor 🤷🏽‍♂️great explanation though

Humineral1 :

cool idea, I wonder who said where it goes and how they decided that

voiddoiv :

Oh shoot, so this helps alleviate pressure on the front end in order to increase muzzle velocity

wickderpom :

Had a clogged fume extractor one time on a range. Not a fun time. Lots of smoke. Lots of funny smelling Chemicals. Felt like there wasent much oxygen

neal :

What part does the ripstick play?

🌌 Space Monkey 🐒 :

why not use it on normal long arms

Red Ninja :

What tank turret is that? i'm not talking about the diagram. I'm talking about the one that he's touching.

Nick :

So like a suppressor but for different purposes?

Mr. Raccoon :

is this for crew safety or just so the gun fires better?

marko kalp :

if u shoot that u loose velocity

AmbulanceDriver :

Does it affect the velocity of the shell? Since the backend pressure after the primer is triggered is what propels the shell wouldnt taking away some of that pressure mess with how far and fast you can fire?

as0822 :

Wouldn't this decrease the muzzle velocity?

CensorshipSoldSeparately :

like blowing smoke from an old single action

WarpedSavage :