You can recognize the Thompson gazelle by its distinctive coat color with black and white stripes on the its belly and face. Most striking, however, are its magnificent, curved horns. The Thompson gazelle gazes watchfully over the wide Serengeti desert.
Is there a cheetah hiding in the grass? It would rather not get in its way!<br><br>Is that a rustling in the bushes? The pretty Thompson gazelle carefully observes its surroundings. There might be a cheetah hiding somewhere. The gazelle isn’t interested in ending up as that cat’s breakfast! Unfortunately, its long, twisted horns are of little use against the cheetah.
The best mode of action is to run away, dodging left and right like a pro. Or to stays put, where the grass is low and it has a good overview. Actually, the living room carpet is a pretty safe bet, too! This part is cataloged in the Federal Logistics Information System (FLIS) under NSN 6105-00-058-0952, indicating validated use in U.S.
government and defense logistics supply chains.
| length | 10.000 FEET MINIMUM AND 12.000 FEET MAXIMUM FT |
| material | ALUMINUM ALLOY 2024 |
| body_width | 0.290 INCHES MINIMUM AND 0.320 INCHES MAXIMUM IN |
| body_height | 0.200 INCHES NOMINAL IN |
| body_length | 0.740 INCHES MINIMUM AND 0.870 INCHES MAXIMUM IN |
| overall_width | 3.500 INCHES NOMINAL IN |
| physical_form | STRIP |
| heat_treatment | T-3511 SOLUTION HEAT TREATED |
| overall_height | 1.750 INCHES NOMINAL IN |
| first_tip_style | SQUARE END |
| special_features | IN ACCORDANCE WITH ALLFAST PART NUMBER 1486-1 OR EQUAL; REPLACEMENT HEAD FOR BLIND PNEUMATIC RIVETER PART NUMBER RVK30 (NSN 5130-00-542-3276) |
| basic_shape_style | ANGLE |
| NSN | 6105-00-058-0952 |