When the giant Megalodon emerges from the water, it's every man for himself. At just under 17 meters, the prehistoric shark is simply huge. His grey skin is full of scars from duels he has won.
Scariest of all, however, is his fearsome mouth with a few rows of sharp teeth that you need to watch out for.<br><br>The Megalodon with its grey, scarred skin is a real prehistoric giant. Despite its impressive size of around 17 meters and a weight of up to 60 tons, it swims through the sea at lightning speed – always on the lookout for prey. No wonder: Because of its size, it is always hungry and has to eat a lot.
He opens his large mouth threateningly and reveals his sharp shark teeth. Once he grabs his prey, there’s no escape! This part is cataloged in the Federal Logistics Information System (FLIS) under NSN 3110-00-100-6182, indicating validated use in U.S. government and defense logistics supply chains.
| length | 30.0 FEET NOMINAL FT |
| diameter | 0.250 INCHES NOMINAL IN |
| material | PLASTIC |
| point_type | CONVENTIONAL |
| body_length | 0.500 INCHES NOMINAL IN |
| point_angle | 118.0 DEGREES NOMINAL |
| shank_style | STRAIGHT ROUND |
| construction | SEAMLESS |
| flute_length | 0.875 INCHES NOMINAL IN |
| usage_design | BATTERY |
| circumference | 0.500 INCHES NOMINAL IN |
| overall_width | 1.300 INCHES NOMINAL IN |
| NSN | 3110-00-100-6182 |
| STANDARD TOLERANCE DESIGNATION | AFBMA STD TOLERANCE FOR BALLS, GRADE 50 |
| MATERIAL | STEEL OVERALL |
| STYLE DESIGNATOR | BALL |
| ROLLING ELEMENT DIAMETER | 0.3750 INCHES NOMINAL IN |