Ammo prices are rising!!

[Papa]

Well, for this guy they are...

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[ma96782]

The Lone Ranger will be envious.

Aloha, Mark

 

[Medic!]

I bet that made some real pressure.

 

[thorborg]

But..
His absolute shock kill hypothesis is diametrically arguable by some.
Gas seal? Maybe.
Undisclosed dimension of test samples diameters, compared to the bores diameter might refute his theory on lead/ gold speed discrepancies.

At least he recovered it. I've likely expended 1500 bucks in down range ammo the last couple of years.
(that's 5000 + fun rounds down range that is and a couple critters)

 

[FA9]

WHAT A WASTE OF PAPER!!!

 

[eldbillbo]

It would have been more entertaining had he lost it. What some guys will do for you tube attention now a days. But I guess someone had to do it.

 

[DizzyJ]

Someone's got too much money.

 

[Crohnos01]

My thought? Dumbass.....Anything for 15 minutes of YouTube fame I guess.....Who thinks of this stuff? How long until someone tries to make a bullet of Plutonium 239? They probably would have already if the feds didn't keep it under lock and key!!

 

[Member 5605]

My thought? Dumbass.....Anything for 15 minutes of YouTube fame I guess.....Who thinks of this stuff? How long until someone tries to make a bullet of Plutonium 239? They probably would have already if the feds didn't keep it under lock and key!!

Codys Lab is actually a really interesting channel on YouTube.

He has made some really cool devices and done some really interesting stuff when it comes to gold, cesium, sodium, blah blah.

Give it a watch before you think he is only out for 15 minutes of fame.

There is a LOT of educational stuff on that channel.

 

[Crohnos01]

Hmmm... okay, if you say so..... I will admit my exposure to the guy consists of the above clip only. I didn't find anything too educational in that clip.... Every high school physics student knows F=MA, which in essence is all the video was demonstrating. Keep everything the same with a rifle shot in the form of a powder charge (acceleration) but double the mass of the bullet by using denser material (gold) and the resultant force MUST double..... gee, I did that and didn't have to melt $1500 of gold to figure it out

 

[Member 5605]

Hmmm... okay, if you say so..... I will admit my exposure to the guy consists of the above clip only. I didn't find anything too educational in that clip.... Every high school physics student knows F=MA, which in essence is all the video was demonstrating. Keep everything the same with a rifle shot in the form of a powder charge (acceleration) but double the mass of the bullet by using denser material (gold) and the resultant force MUST double..... gee, I did that and didn't have to melt $1500 of gold to figure it out

Maybe you should watch some of his videos. You may find some entertaining.

 

[Crohnos01]

Hey why not; I am always looking for entertainment.... Kind of explains my attraction to firearms

 

[CountryGent]

Well, silver bullets would be just the ticket if you got yourself a werewolf problem. But gold? Not sure what that would be for.

 

[Crohnos01]

Well, silver bullets would be just the ticket if you got yourself a werewolf problem. But gold? Not sure what that would be for.

How else are you ever going to get to be an arch-villain in a Bond film?

 

[CountryGent]

How else are you ever going to get to be an arch-villain in a Bond film?

Excellent point.

 

[F2CMaDMaXX]

Cody's stuff is very in depth, this is about as simple as his videos get.

 

[Certaindeaf]

WHAT A WASTE OF PAPER!!!

didn't click

 

[TeacherSmurf]

Someone's got too much money.

And yet, puts the dollar sign on the wrong side. "1,500$ Bullet!!"

Sorry, pet-peeve as a math teacher.

 

[Certaindeaf]

And yet, puts the dollar sign on the wrong side. "1,500$ Bullet!!"

Sorry, pet-peeve as a math teacher.

Yea, you can only do that with those British "L's".. fail, I hate that too

 

[CountryGent]

And yet, puts the dollar sign on the wrong side. "1,500$ Bullet!!"

Sorry, pet-peeve as a math teacher.

And yet not as bad as when someone lists an item with a decimal and a cents sign. As in they mean it costs 99 cents and it is shown as: .99¢. Here's your penny ...