Do not use Bazuka Treatment Gel if you are allergic (hypersensitive) to salicylic acid, lactic acid or any of the other ingredients of Bazuka Treatment Gel listed in Section 6. Of note is the much improved portability of the M9/M9A1 and the M18 as both were able to be broken down into two major sections. This proved very effective for airborne units who often dealt in space-strapped conditions aboard transport aircraft. Being able to land with an anti-tank capability broadened the tactical value of the paratrooper considerably. There were nations who used copper for their cones as far as I can remember, but I am not 100% positive they were deployed in WW2. Most of the post war HEAT shaped charges used copper if I remember correctly. Honestly I doubt that the penetration really varied a lot between the different M6 variants as they all used the same amount and type of explosive, the hollow charge cone had the same design, only the fuze arc was changed when the nose was adjusted from conical to rounded. So I cannot really find a reason why the penetration should improve significantly.

I have heard about the copper from several sources, and I think some were quite solid. I apologise that my info. isn't better sourced. I have it all written down somewhere

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it is important that you do not give up on the treatment until the wart, verruca, corn or callus has disappeared (unless irritation occurs, see Section 4 below); bazooka noun – Definition, pictures, pronunciation and usage notes". Oxford Advanced Learner's Dictionary.

And per the tank bible, if nothing changed from last patch to this one, the same applies for the Tiger and Panzer IV, and even the stinking Luchs cant be penetrated from the front by the bazooka. Green, Michael; Green, Gladys (2000), Weapons of Patton's Armies, Zenith Imprint Press, ISBN 978-0-7603-0821-9 I did hear rumors that the cone material was changed from ferrite steel to copper, but as I said, only rumors, no proof or anything so far. It was claimed that this helped to improve the penetration, but without an evidence it stays what it is, a rumor. Do not cover the treated area with a plaster. Use of a plaster after treatment may cause skin damage.I only found in an early FM23-30 that the Bazooka firing the M6A1 could penetrate 3" of armored steel plate @ 90°. Do not use the gel if you are diabetic or suffer from poor blood circulation to your hands or feet.

Blair, Clay (2003), The Forgotten War: America in Korea, 1950–1953, Annapolis, MD: Naval Institute Press, ISBN 1-59114-075-7 .They differ from warts though because they are caused by pressure or friction rather than by a contagious virus. They can be caused by everyday activities, such as running or gardening. ARMOR PLATE. Penetration of armor found on most tanks may be expected at all ranges. A hole is blown through the armor and heated particles of metal are sprayed through in a cone shaped pattern. Any ammunition within this pattern is usually exploded. How the Bazooka Team Stops Them". Popular Science. December 1943. Article on early M1 Bazooka with rare photos. A 3 inch (76mm) plate is 6 inches (152mm) of armor at 60deg (from normal). There's no way the M6A1 or M6A3 could penetrate 152mm of armor.