27 April 2002, 07:06
OverkillWhat weight does the 750 grain bullet have after expansion
What weight does the 750 grain woodleigh bullet have after expansion if you shoot it at 2500 f/s in wood and what penetration..?
Some buddy who have test to shoot expansion tests at 2500 f/s....?
27 April 2002, 08:05
StonecreekWho is buried in Grant's tomb?
27 April 2002, 08:33
<Redbird>Physics 101, Conservation of Matter.
A 750 gr bullet will continue to weigh 750 grs no matter how large it expands.
27 April 2002, 08:58
500grainsUnless a piece breaks off.
27 April 2002, 14:01
Ken ClineThis could be a trick question. If shot into wood, the bullet may not shed weight and may pick up some wood imbedded in the lead, so it might weigh 751.5 grains if recovered.
28 April 2002, 09:45
OverkillOkey, do you guys think it hold togheter if you shoot it in a moose at 2600F/S...?
I dont joke....
28 April 2002, 09:55
D HumbargerStoneCreek everyone knows that Jimmy Haffa is buried in Grants tomb.
It's the only place they wouldn't think to look!
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28 April 2002, 09:59
McCrayI think that if Overkill doesn't straighten up by fall, a squirrel is going to bury his head.
28 April 2002, 12:06
500grainsA 750 grain woodleigh FMJ solid fired into a moose at 2600 fps will exit the other side and nobody will ever know what it weighed.