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Humorous shot placement but not really.
dpmule
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To me this is like shooting a road sign, something that I have never considered , yet this bring a chuckle.
Mule
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Judging by the stream of water that must've been a BIG round!
pretty hefty steel to go through too.
Nice!
... plus the angle of impact montanajoe. This sounds odd.
Town will get a hefty grant from the govt. for having lead in their water.
Calling Phil Swift, calling Phil. Bring your Flex Seal tape!
Just draining the vein!
Doubt it'll hold that much pressure. Don't look like Johnny could either.
When they catch that jokester, they should present him with the entire bill to fix it. See if he laughs then.
And then see if anyone decides to do it next time.
That proves the tank is not made of A500 steel.
Must have been a .45 ACP. 9mm would have just bounced off.
Really big stream for something shoulder fired, even .50 Browning. Now a stray 20 or 30 mm might just do it.
Be interesting if they find the projectile that caused the "leak"
I would have thought someone climbed up with a cordless and drilled a hole.
Yosh, I'm with you. The positioning is to perfect to be a shot from the ground far enough away that would correct for the angle necessary to punch through the steel.
As above, that's been drilled.
The leak looks bigger than a 30;06 old military steel jacketed round.
Too much of an angle also.
50 cal armor piercing maybe?