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Topic: New practical use for AvP-R DVD's (Read 1547 times)
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The Companyman
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Space Jockey
A derelict post from a vanished civillisation
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beckmen
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Hah! Not sure how that happened, a DVD isn't very thick, the bullet must have already loss most of it's inertia and probably wouldn't have really went in...:-/
I find it funny that it was a (technically, most TV broadcasts are copyrighted) pirated DVD.
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The Companyman
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Yes, likely a low rent thug(s) with low grade ammunition, and I think the bullet went through a glass door or something first. I would reread it but my MSN is frozen for some reason now.
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beckmen
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Yeah, it said something about going through glass. Doesn't that sometimes send the bullet into a spin, so it's no longer flying straight, but kind of wombling, throwing off it's nice...ness that it gets from the rifling? (I'm a n00b when it comes to this stuff, so excuse me if I have it totally wrong)
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The Companyman
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You got it right. It largely effects its fps, and speed. And at times always throws the trajectory off, by way of a tumble or spin. Which again reduces its over all velocity.
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beckmen
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Yeah, that's what I was trying to say. I just stumbled through it because I am tired and my brain is like a bowl of pudding right now.  |
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The Companyman
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Mmm... puddin'.
You should go hang out in the DEPOT, I can maybe get you a 10 % discount for your first purchase...
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