http://www.firearmtutorials.com/index.php?disp=comments en-US http://backend.userland.com/rss 60 Thu, 12 Jun 2014 18:27:37 +0000 admin [Member] c27@http://www.firearmtutorials.com/ <p>Thanks. I&#8217;ll check that out. It&#8217;s crazy how many fragments the bullets turns into once it hits something hard like metal or bone.</p> Thanks. I’ll check that out. It’s crazy how many fragments the bullets turns into once it hits something hard like metal or bone.

]]> http://www.firearmtutorials.com/index.php/ammunition/ammunition-hollow-point-vs-ball#c27 Thu, 12 Jun 2014 06:41:08 +0000 DUNDER 81 [Visitor] c26@http://www.firearmtutorials.com/ <p>If you have Netflix watch JFK The Smoking Gun. It gives a ballistics point of view. Very interesting. The first bullet that hit Kennedy was a ball. And the fatal shot came from a hollow point of some sort. It&#8217;s actually quite obvious just from the videos. Over 30 bullet fragments were found in the brain. Sorry kind of off base but the topic reminded me of the film.</p> If you have Netflix watch JFK The Smoking Gun. It gives a ballistics point of view. Very interesting. The first bullet that hit Kennedy was a ball. And the fatal shot came from a hollow point of some sort. It’s actually quite obvious just from the videos. Over 30 bullet fragments were found in the brain. Sorry kind of off base but the topic reminded me of the film.

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