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Now after kents test i know that a bullet can knock over a animal. The barrel weight about 600-650 pounds and fell over, and kent use the 500 jeffery whit 440 grains bullets. Now if a moose weight 600 pounds, and i shoot the moose at 50 yards whit a 585 nyati 750 grains bullets at 2500 f/S then the moose are going to be knocked down.
You guys dont know much about the real hunting world...! | ||
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And i think that if you use 900 grains bullets in 577 T-REX it would be more knock down power in them than in the 750 grains bullet. Even if the 750 grains bullet have more energy because of the higer speed. I think the 900 grains bullet will hit harder than a 750 grains bullet even if it have less energy...! | |||
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Overkill, I have shot many Roe deer which have a live wieght of around 70lbs with my .308..some fall over on the spot but many have a death run/leap which can be anything from a few feet to 100 yards... With all due respect, tests such as kents don't prove anything.... Peter | |||
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quote: Sure, dear Overkiller. And when you once do your military service, you gonna be a tanker, with a real BIIIIG GUN that makes WOOOM and topples lots of things over. *pat* yours, (PzBtl 333, Celle-Scheuen, 1982/83; we had Leopard II with the 120 mm smoothbore gun) [This message has been edited by carcano91 (edited 02-12-2002).] | |||
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Carcano91, in this case we will have a "section A" for sure:-) | ||
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Not sure what this barrel test was all about, but Newton's Third Law holds that for every action there is an opposite, and equal, reaction. Therefore, any firearm that launched a projectile that could physically knock over a 600 pound object would also knock over a 600 man holding it during firing. | ||
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