[Doc Jones]

I'm guessng a lot of you guys have seen this but it was pretty cool. I wish I knew what all the calibers and types were.

YouTube - UPDATED MUSIC 1 million fps Slow Motion video of bullet impacts made by Werner Mehl from Kurzzeit

YouTube - UPDATED MUSIC 1 million fps Slow Motion video of bullet impacts made by Werner Mehl from Kurzzeit

Doc

[Whootsinator]

This was posted like a week ago...

Still, a cool video.

[Metronome]

I could watch this all day!
Yeah, I posted this up about a month ago, but someone already had it up in the powder keg.

I used to punch holes in mild steel plates when I had lots of other peoples ammo to shoot (i'm more conservative when it hits my own pockets). The bullets look like a mix of .224, 6.5mm and .30 calibers, but some look to be european in design, I think Lapua makes those ones with the pointy rear ends.

[Whootsinator]

Are you just talking about the boat tails? A pretty easy to find bullet design, really. Plenty of 5.56 boat tails out there.

[rondog]

That's got all kinds of bullets of many different calibers in it. From .22's to what look like .50bmg, soft lead to armor piercings, and all kinds of target materials. I have great respect for whoever made those videos.

It's very cool, I posted it here too, but I prefer the music in the first version. Think I'll watch it again!

[ArkansasHunter]

I think it's a very cool video worth seeing again and again and a again. And probable will.

[Metronome]

For instance, the first bullet impacting has a RN profile, but the 'boat-tail' is far more pointed than others made by domestic manufacturers and looks to me like the lead-free, environmentally friendly bullets made by Lapua.

I especially like the differences in reactions from the different designs of bullets; you can really tell which ones are varmint bullets - splashing lead = complete loss of structural integrity

[TACAV]

Wow nice video!