06-05-2010, 01:01 AM
Den første kender jeg ikke som andet end tolkningen af den anden. Men måske henviser det til den første Haag Konvention i 1899 hvor man decideret nævnte Soft Point Bullets/dum-dum bullets.
Haag Konventionen (IV af 1907):
".....it is especially forbidden -To employ arms, projectile, or material calculated to cause unnecessary suffering"
I 1990 konkluderede USA og resten af NATO:
"The purpose of the 7.62mm "open-tip" MatchKing bullet is to provide maximum accuracy at very long range. … Bullet fragmentation is not a design characteristic, however, nor a purpose for use of the MatchKing by United States Army snipers. Wounds caused by MatchKing ammunition are similar to those caused by a fully jacketed military ball bullet, which is legal under the law of war, when compared at the same ranges and under the same conditions. (The Sierra #2200 BTHP) not only meets, but exceeds, the law of war obligations of the United States for use in combat."
Amateurs practice till they get it right. Professionals practice till they can't get it wrong.
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Haag Konventionen (IV af 1907):
".....it is especially forbidden -To employ arms, projectile, or material calculated to cause unnecessary suffering"
I 1990 konkluderede USA og resten af NATO:
"The purpose of the 7.62mm "open-tip" MatchKing bullet is to provide maximum accuracy at very long range. … Bullet fragmentation is not a design characteristic, however, nor a purpose for use of the MatchKing by United States Army snipers. Wounds caused by MatchKing ammunition are similar to those caused by a fully jacketed military ball bullet, which is legal under the law of war, when compared at the same ranges and under the same conditions. (The Sierra #2200 BTHP) not only meets, but exceeds, the law of war obligations of the United States for use in combat."
Amateurs practice till they get it right. Professionals practice till they can't get it wrong.