I think 4 out of 10 went through. Those that went through looked like they only hit sheet metal/plastic. We found some slugs that weren't deformed with the exception of the tip. They looked more like a FMJ .40
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I am afraid not. You can add beiber to that list too.
If only we could make all those waste's of skin go away.......No talent wanna-be's. Tabloid mentality.
A freight train (.45 ACP) fired from an obsolete platform (1911) will do a lot of damage. We have beaten a piece of steel plate into a con-cave shape with this obsolete round.......
times eleventy billionA freight train (.45 ACP) fired from an obsolete platform (1911) will do a lot of damage. We have beaten a piece of steel plate into a con-cave shape with this obsolete round.......
I like it to getting hit by Dick Butkus in his prime.
We did this experiment to put an end to the 9mm is the best rd. controversy among our group. We used a 3/16ths" thick piece of cold rolled standard steel. I walked it out 25 paces and mounted it. We shoot 9mm/40/45 ACP and finished off with .223 and 5.56 steel core in that order checking the plate for damage after 50 rounds of each caliber.
The 9mm barely made a mark as to it's contact points. The 40 made a nice little dent the exact size of the rounds nose. The 45 pounded the steel into a con-cave shape. Not deep but obvious. The .223 made serious dents but no penitration. The steel core 5.56 made nice blow holes in the plate.....30 fired....30 holes.
We no longer get the snarky comments from thoe who buy a gun because it is cheap to shoot....but it, shoot it, enjoy it.
Long post for this thread***,Might get banned....
1/2 hour should be enough to get it charged good enough for future starts, if the battery is in good shape.
Hey Guys, battery is completely dead on the wifes minivan, it hasn't been started in months. How long do you think I should keep it running after jumping it to recharge the battery.
Drive it. Get it warm and put some miles on it to get the oils warm and back up into the engine. Never let a vehicle set very long especially in the cold.
Also put some fresh gas in it.......
We did this experiment to put an end to the 9mm is the best rd. controversy among our group. We used a 3/16ths" thick piece of cold rolled standard steel. I walked it out 25 paces and mounted it. We shoot 9mm/40/45 ACP and finished off with .223 and 5.56 steel core in that order checking the plate for damage after 50 rounds of each caliber.
The 9mm barely made a mark as to it's contact points. The 40 made a nice little dent the exact size of the rounds nose. The 45 pounded the steel into a con-cave shape. Not deep but obvious. The .223 made serious dents but no penitration. The steel core 5.56 made nice blow holes in the plate.....30 fired....30 holes.
We no longer get the snarky comments from thoe who buy a gun because it is cheap to shoot....but it, shoot it, enjoy it.
Long post for this thread***,Might get banned....
I'll do more testing on the van later but didn't want to do it yesterday. I think next up is a 12g hollow point and some 00 buckshot.
Hey Guys, battery is completely dead on the wifes minivan, it hasn't been started in months. How long do you think I should keep it running after jumping it to recharge the battery.
Drive it. Get it warm and put some miles on it to get the oils warm and back up into the engine. Never let a vehicle set very long especially in the cold.
Also put some fresh gas in it.......
I ruined a nice car by doing that. Let it sit out back for 6 months, the weeds grew up around it and the sub frame (or whatever you call it) rusted out. They rear axle rusted away from the frame on the drivers side so it was kind of free floating.
Have a great one DB
Battery was new last Christmas, must have a dome light left on or something. That's what I was thinking, 30 minutes.
It's an old POS van we just keep to haul stuff, hardly ever gets used anymore.
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