Depth Charge Pistol

The Depth Charge Pistol is a type of weapon used in naval warfare. It is specifically designed for launching depth charges, which are explosive devices used to attack submarines or underwater targets.

In the supply class "Depth Charges And Components, Inert," the Depth Charge Pistol is categorized as an inert or non-functional version of the actual weapon. This means that it is not capable of firing or causing any explosions. Inert versions of weapons are often used for training purposes or for display in museums or educational settings.

The supply group "Ammunition And Explosives" refers to the broader category of supplies that includes various types of ammunition, explosives, and related components. This group encompasses a wide range of items used in military operations, such as bullets, shells, grenades, and depth charges.

In summary, the Depth Charge Pistol is a weapon used for launching depth charges, and the inert version is a non-functional replica used for training or display purposes. It falls under the supply class "Depth Charges And Components, Inert" within the supply group "Ammunition And Explosives."