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Quote: if it hit him in the foot, probably not in the head, i'm sure he wouldnt be happy.... | ||
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I do believe true knock down power does exist... but we have not reached it yet. The 1st deer I ever shot with a rifle was a 81 lb. Spike at about 100 yards. I shot him with a 220 gr. slug out of a .30-06. He fell as if struck by lighting... dead before he hit the ground. But I did not knock him off his feet. What confuses me is the influence of frontal diameter. According to Garret's a SUPER BROAD MELPAT will penetrate better than sleek spitzer. It would seem to me that a Broad Frontal Area would not penetrate nearly as well, but would have a more dramatic impact. It would be possible to knock an animal off it's feet but wouldn't it require something like a 120mm bullet somewhat resembling a coffee can in shape? Please Clarify! | |||
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You have your physics correct ,but may not be thinking of the situation correctly.If you wieghed 100lbs and were hit with the recoil of a 300 ultra mag unexpectantly you would be headed for the ground,and if you happened to be killed instantly it would be very dramatic, possibly flipping you. | |||
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The ability to physically move an object with a bullet is MOMEMTUM, not kinetic energy. Momentum is simply velocity times bullet weight in pounds. A 500 gr Lott at 2450 fps has the same momentum as a 175 pound object traveling 1 foot per second. | |||
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