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Dicovery Chanel,video shows how a bullet
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travels down a rifle barrel; [:0][:0][V][V]
https://www.facebook.com/trbtx/videos/477243062752032/UzpfSTUwNzY3NjgzMjc1NTk5Njo5MjM1MjQ3NDc4Mzc4Njc/
https://www.facebook.com/trbtx/videos/477243062752032/UzpfSTUwNzY3NjgzMjc1NTk5Njo5MjM1MjQ3NDc4Mzc4Njc/
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travels down a rifle barrel; [:0][:0][V][V]
https://www.facebook.com/trbtx/videos/477243062752032/UzpfSTUwNzY3NjgzMjc1NTk5Njo5MjM1MjQ3NDc4Mzc4Njc/
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If they think the entire round goes down the barrel, that's because the ignorant dipchits insist on calling a cartridge a "bullet" and if the "bullet" goes down the barrel, it must mean the whole thing. As I say, ignorant dipchits.
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Liked the comment: Jesus Christ Discovery channel pull your heads out of your *. Or hire us. [:D]
Think this is the new black power sign.
It?s a ?members only? facebook video. I can?t watch it.
When the pop-up comes up that wants you to sign up/in, just click on the "Not now" and you should be able to watch it.
A Glock achieves planetary escape velocity firing at 25,000 feet per second.
From Oregon. Second 39
A Glock achieves planetary escape velocity firing at 25,000 feet per second.
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But these things are hard.
Also, it's a SIG... and they note it as such.
And fiery auto crashes
Some will die in hot pursuit
While sifting through my ashes
Some will fall in love with life
And drink it from a fountain
That is pouring like an avalanche
Coming down the mountain
From Oregon. Second 39
A Glock achieves planetary escape velocity firing at 25,000 feet per second.
The fps on this video refers to "frames per second" to show how much the video has been slowed down. [B)]
At the 23:36 mark here:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f0A4AetLKNs
I noticed something similar last night, while watching "Greatest Tank Battles" on AHC. They were talking about the 76mm guns on the Shermans, and showed the entire works leaving the barrel, heading for the side of a Panther. The episode was called "Battle of Arracourt".
At the 23:36 mark here:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f0A4AetLKNs
History is so fuzzy.[:0]
And fiery auto crashes
Some will die in hot pursuit
While sifting through my ashes
Some will fall in love with life
And drink it from a fountain
That is pouring like an avalanche
Coming down the mountain
quote:Originally posted by JamesRK
It?s a ?members only? facebook video. I can?t watch it.
When the pop-up comes up that wants you to sign up/in, just click on the "Not now" and you should be able to watch it.
That almost sort of worked in a way.
I saw the video without audio. With my volume not muted at 100% and facebook?s volume not muted at 100% I got 0% audio.
What are they trying to tell us? It looks like they are trying to remind us to remove the brass before we load the bullet.
that's because the ignorant dipchits insist on calling a cartridge a "bullet"
Plenty of that goes on here too.
BTW, these are the same geniuses that just ran a special on helicopters. They stated that the rotors on the CH-47 Chinook turn in opposite directions. Since they overlap, that would be rather noisy when the blades hit each other.
The blades do turn in opposite directions.
Draw it out, you will see that you are wrong.