Tungsten alloy underwater bullet is a specially designed tungsten alloy bullet with large aspect ratio and excellent performance for applications of underwater rifles and underwater submachine guns. It means that the warhead of the tungsten alloy bullet for underwater firearms is slender, and therefore its effective range is far from that of ordinary bullets. Tungsten alloy warhead of such a bullet looks like a needle.

Tungsten alloy armor may be used as the armor for aircraft, tanks and other military vehicles to defend against physical attacks of a certain energy including kinetic energy, thermal energy, electromagnetic radiation, etc., to reduce the enemy's damage to our military targets.

Tungsten alloy core armor-piercing bullet is a new type of armor-piercing projectile developed to replace the depleted uranium projectile. Compared with toxic and radioactive depleted uranium shells, tungsten alloy core armor-piercing projectiles is an environmentally friendly weapon. Moreover, the armor-piercing projectile using tungsten alloy as the core material has the advantages of high speed, large kinetic energy, low trajectory, short flight time, high hit accuracy, and large armor-piercing power. In a word, the overall performance of tungsten alloy projectiles is not worse than that of depleted uranium projectiles.

Tungsten alloy underwater rifle bullet is designed with a long warhead. Well, do you know why tungsten alloy underwater rifle bullet is so long? You know, human ancestors can make bamboo, wood, or metal into spear-like weapons thousands of years ago. And they quickly projected these spears into the water to catch fish.