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  • #16
    Ghostmaker
    Junior Member
    • Jun 2009
    • 23

    Originally posted by Germz
    I don't think you understand how bullets traject when they aren't chambered, especially a .22. not really any more deadly than a firecracker and USPSA ricochets..
    I think the negative comments come from ignorance. SAAMI, an organization that prides itself on safety to a fault, stood FIREFIGHTERS in the path of ammo in a fire. If SAAMI did it on film, how is some guy on YouTube now NOT safe. The case penetrated 2/3 as far as a BB does in ballistic gel.

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    • #17
      DeanW66
      CGN/CGSSA Contributor
      • Oct 2008
      • 5077

      Originally posted by kygen
      now why is it the case that the brass is more of a projectile than the actual bullet, when heated with the torch?
      I would guess it's a matter of mass and the law of conservation of momentum. The bullet being much mass more than the case, tends to stay put.
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      • #18
        Ghostmaker
        Junior Member
        • Jun 2009
        • 23

        Originally posted by DeanW66
        I would guess it's a matter of mass and the law of conservation of momentum. The bullet being much mass more than the case, tends to stay put.
        What I don't get is that they should both have the same ENERGY, but the bullet doesn't go in the gel. It bounces off one block and then the other and flies off.

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