It's fun to move stuff with bullet hits. On a pond bank we used to "make" the tin cans jump into the air by hitting "under" them. The displaced dirt will propel them a foot or two with a .22 RF. I had a 10 ga. single shot and we were shooting a metal 30 gal. trash can. It had a big cupped dent in it catching the charge like a catcher's mitt, not penetrating the metal. With a 2-1/4 oz. charge traveling some 1200 fps it would pick that can up and toss it 5-6 ft. like a big tin can. THAT was enough force to move it, AND it moved me pretty good too! Just like the guys said, a force and opposite reaction force.
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Bullets Do Not Knock People Down
- Jim Taylor, 2019-02-21, 08:48
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- Richard Davis, the fellow that shoots himself with the 44 - Gary Reeder, 2019-02-21, 12:18
- Muscle/nerve reaction move us, nuff said (nm) - Rsim, 2019-02-21, 11:03
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Cool! They use an FAL
- Steve W, 2019-02-21, 09:09
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Man, I can hardly watch that. I know he does it all the
- WB, 2019-02-21, 10:06
- Agree, I like your thinking process. (nm) - SPB, 2019-02-21, 10:37
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I agree, but they gotta be NUTS. (nm)
- SPB, 2019-02-21, 10:03
- He puts his money where his mouth is when it comes - AKRay, 2019-02-21, 13:15
- Sort of along those lines... - WB, 2019-02-21, 11:14
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Man, I can hardly watch that. I know he does it all the
- WB, 2019-02-21, 10:06