High speed bullet impact video

[wbw2]

Put your sound on Mute unless you like german techno....

The video is quite good though!

http://www.youtube.com/v/QfDoQwIAaXg&hl=en&fs=1&

 

[Three50seven]

VERY COOL!!!!

 

[still crawfish]

Absolutely amazing.

 

[contender]

That was very educational. I enjoyed every one of the different impacts, with dufferent types of bullets. From lead to jacketed, to FMJ, & birdshot. I wonder who makes the bullets that have a pointed base? Also, the lead bullets with a cupped base imploded backward near the end of their destruction. Or the "bulb" of metal being pushed ahead of a bullet penetrating plate steel. The shockwave expansions etc. All of it is VERY informative. I wish they had posted what kind of bullet & material the were impacting for each shot though. EXCELLENT footage.

 

[RUFFBIRD]

Thanks, that was neat! Amazing how the camera can catch it & slow it down to see this...

 

[WyoGunner]

pretty amazing

 

[Wyandot Jim]

Very interesting.
I shoot some 30-06 FMJ and APs at some steel. There is a complete difference on the front side of the steel between the two.
Now I understand why. Just a lot of sh$t takes place on the front of the steel as well as the back.
Thanks,
Jim

 

[bluestraw]

Very nice OP! Not only did I watch the whole 10 mins, which I usually only watch 30 second clips, I also spent another 10 watching other similar vids. :?

 

[JWhitmore44]

I thought was interesting that the bullets being hit by the shot deformed a little but did not seem to deviate form it's direction. Interesting vid.

 

[woodape]

Very interesting post. Thanks wbw2 !
I've watched it twice and will save it to favorites as well!

 

[wbw2]

I thought was interesting that the bullets being hit by the shot deformed a little but did not seem to deviate form it's direction. Interesting vid.

Of the entire video, that was the most suprising bit to me. The shot looked like it barely affected the bullets at all.