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I remember seeing or reading something about development of plastic bullets which shatter when they hit so as not to get any through and through and damage innocents. Anybody know anything about 'em. I am also a CSI fan and saw one where a guy used a bullet made out of frozen hamburger. Sounds like a load of bull to me (pun intended).
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They make frangable ammo. I believe it is just metal glued together in small pieces so that it comes apart in pieces less than a millimeter or so, so it doesn't over-penetrate. I dont know about the plastic though. Seems like that would foul up a barrel.
The frozen hamburger would most likely not work. I'd imagine it would be next to impossible to load correctly. Then again, I could be wrong. Never tried it...
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Gainfully employed= shooting somebody elses bullets and getting paid for it Country101 Last edited by Country101; 10-01-2005 at 10:55 AM.. |
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Take a look at the Glaser ammo, if you wanna see what technology can do
It's basically a load of #12 shot, in a copper shot cup, suspended in teflon. A cop's dream, surgeons nightmare, one shot stops, with calibers like .32 acp, .380 acp, are the rule. Shootees, when, if seldom, they arrive, alive, have hundreds of pellets in the vicinity of the entry wound, and a long surgical procedure; usually, at taxpayers expense. There are others, of course, but none that provide the immunity from over penetration, or deflection, with collateral damage, as this round, in the hands of casual shooters, like cops. Personally, I prefer penetration, to expansion, within some limits, of course. Favored load is a 200 gr hard cast bullet, over a moderate load of WW 231, assuming daily carry conditions;if two shots, center of mass, elicit no response, the rest go directly into the 'control room', til the threat goes away! Shot placement is the key; bullet performace is a crutch. Terry
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CSI is not real, its just hollywood.
Watch forensic files instead, that's real. |
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Last week they ID'd the perp because he had a burn on his finger from picking up a hot case geeezzzz they need to get real
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Gotta love that show. I wish I got more channels so I could watch that.
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