The most distinctive feature of the Texas Longhorns is, as the name suggests, the long horns that are curved to the fore. These can reach a length of up to 2 metres. This breed was threatened with extinction around the 1920s.
Today, it is kept in Texas mostly because of its lean meat. - Fun Fact : The horns of a Texas Longhorn bull can reach a length of more than 1.20 metres. - Scientific Name : Bos primigenius - Conservation Status : domesticated - Primary Habitat : worldwide - Global Home : worldwide This part is cataloged in the Federal Logistics Information System (FLIS) under NSN 5977-00-150-6577, indicating validated use in U.S.
government and defense logistics supply chains.
| angle | 38.0 DEGREES |
| material | FIBER AND RUBBER BODY |
| nut_style | CAP |
| nut_height | 1.057 INCHES MINIMUM AND 1.067 INCHES MAXIMUM IN |
| body_length | 0.490 INCHES NOMINAL IN |
| corner_shape | CHAMFERED OUTSIDE LEFT CORNER |
| thread_class | 3B |
| nominal_width | 0.375 INCHES IN |
| rating_method | WINDING TURNS SINGLE COMPONENT SINGLE PRIMARY |
| thread_series | UNF |
| turn_quantity | 9-5/6 SINGLE COMPONENT SINGLE PRIMARY |
| coil_form_type | HOLLOW SINGLE COMPONENT |
| NSN | 5977-00-150-6577 |
| CONTACT RING QUANTITY | 7 |
| OVERALL LENGTH | 1.205 INCHES NOMINAL IN |
| OVERALL DIAMETER | 3.500 INCHES NOMINAL IN |