.22 Lr. Holeeee Crap!!!

[HereWeGoAgain]

You're going to have to show me some proof of a round making a u turn off the water.

This doesn't go into what you're asking but talks about water molecules getting hit by a round....

Why does a bullet bounce off water?

I know they'll skip.
We used to do it intentionally.

 

[Marion Morrison]

Has he calculated how far those rounds skip off the surface of the water.....on a road?

I didnt see any roads.
Just woods and a dirt backstop.

He's shooting at a pond and a puddle on a low spot of a dead end road.....water can also ricochet a round back at you.....crazy!

You're going to have to show me some proof of a round making a u turn off the water.

You have to remember this kid is fully licensed to own and build full auto fire arms.
Not semi full auto, but the real deal.

I would be willing to bet he's shooting in a safe direction.

Before the county turned a nearby stretch of railroad destroyed during Agnes into a hike and bike trail, we used to target practice on 30's and 40's car wrecks dumped in the hollows ages ago. Nowadays, you can't have as much fun because the city jet setters need a place to show off their gym memberships in spandex. I agree, he's unlikely to take the risk otherwise.

We had a sandpit near our house that had a couple of cars dumped there. Those things looked like swiss cheese.

We did that, too. HP makes nice, big holes.

 

[HereWeGoAgain]

You're going to have to show me some proof of a round making a u turn off the water.

This doesn't go into what you're asking but talks about water molecules getting hit by a round....

Why does a bullet bounce off water?

 

[night_son]

We used to skip .22 rounds off of ponds as a kid.
As long as you know whats on the other side it's no big deal.

It is if somebody is less than a mile away picking mushrooms or walking their dog....NEVER spray rounds at standing water.

If you've ever fired tracer rounds at night you get a good education on random bounce. An even better one when mule deer run across the range.

 

[HereWeGoAgain]

We used to skip .22 rounds off of ponds as a kid.
As long as you know whats on the other side it's no big deal.

It is if somebody is less than a mile away picking mushrooms or walking their dog....NEVER spray rounds at standing water.

Like I said.
As long as you know whats on the other side it's no big deal.

 

[Tom Horn]

Idk about bouncing back, they will skip and veer off, though.

A .22 will bounce back off of a bulletproof windshield someone left in the woods, though.

I've never seen it but I've heard it's possible....I can vouch for a concealed rubber tire returning fire...my brother and I were shooting rats at a dump outside Detroit w/ semi-auto .22...I cut loose at one and the bees were buzzing by our heads....we about shit.

 

[HereWeGoAgain]

The thing that was most impressive was the second round being fired before the first round even hit the water from 20 feet away.
Thats Fuken Fast!!!!

 

[night_son]

The thing that was most impressive was the second round being fired before the first round even hit the water from 20 feet away.
Thats Fuken Fast!!!!

Add one of these:

MFT REACT Short Grip : Cabela's.

Then you got a real good bed to bedroom door do not disturb sign.

 

[HereWeGoAgain]

The thing that was most impressive was the second round being fired before the first round even hit the water from 20 feet away.
Thats Fuken Fast!!!!

Add one of these:

MFT REACT Short Grip : Cabela's.

Then you got a real good bed to bedroom door do not disturb sign.

Definitely make it more controllable.

 

[westwall]

He states at the very beginning that the thing is going to be used to torture test suppressors. Accuracy ain't an issue. It's a bullet hose, and nothing more.

 

[HereWeGoAgain]

The thing that was most impressive was the second round being fired before the first round even hit the water from 20 feet away.
Thats Fuken Fast!!!!

Add one of these:

MFT REACT Short Grip : Cabela's.

Then you got a real good bed to bedroom door do not disturb sign.

Aim for the navel and let it go to work!
It'd look like someone ran you through a sewing machine.

 

[HereWeGoAgain]

He states at the very beginning that the thing is going to be used to torture test suppressors. Accuracy ain't an issue. It's a bullet hose, and nothing more.

And one hell of a lot of fun!!!