On 2 September 1898, Sultan Umdurman resisted the invasion and thousands of Sudanese warriors launched a charge against the British. As a result, they suffered a terrible nightmare, when the British used an extremely terrible bullet, that is, the Dam bullet, because the early British use of The Liefeld rifle cartridge was very weak, and some people were shot several times and survived. The bullet was obviously insufficient in power, the British military high command ordered, the Dam ammunition factory in India to develop a new type of ammunition, to create a powerful, stop force strong bullet, so the Dam bullet was made, it was like a demon was released, it used a half-caliber warhead, caliber 7.7 mm, the warhead used lead core, and then had a special characteristic cross cut.
Once this warhead enters the human body, it will quickly deform, split into multiple fragments, causing large-scale trauma, and the enemy who is hit will have a blood hole that cannot be healed, and eventually lose too much blood to die, the bullet is more severe than the general bullet. The serious gunshot wounds caused by the Dam bullet shocked the world, and the British army was strongly condemned by most countries in the world for using this extremely inhumane bullet. Under pressure from the international community, the British were forced to sign the Hague International Convention in 1899, which clearly stated that countries around the world could not use warheads that were prone to expansion or deformation in the human body in war. However, the perverted demand for firepower in various countries in the war and the development of new types of anti-personnel munitions have not stopped. Many countries around the world are taking advantage of loopholes in the Convention to circumvent restrictions and continue to develop highly inhumane bullets. The British once again walked in the forefront of the world, developing the famous MK3 rifle bullet, which is an aluminum bullet with a cavity in the tip, which is violently flipped after hitting the human body, which will also cause serious trauma.
