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Depends. Pressure is a wave. It will spike at the site of the obstruction. Mid barrel is not as sturdy as the chamber where this normally occurs. Too big of a spike, the barrel will bulge or burst as it tries to contain the sudden spike of pressure. The thinner the barrel taper, the higher chances of failure.Imagine you have a projectile lodged half way down barrel and a primed case with appropiate load of powder is fired to try and blow it out. What do you think will happen?
Isn't that one of the ten rules of firearm safety before it was whittled down to four for those who couldn't remember/count to ten?If you have a barrel obstruction....do not try to shoot it out....it will be bad for you and your firearm
Explained in a high level of detail here FYI:Imagine you have a projectile lodged half way down barrel and a primed case with appropiate load of powder is fired to try and blow it out. What do you think will happen?
Perhaps the reason why the 10 were whittled down to four were due to lost fingers while experimenting....Isn't that one of the ten rules of firearm safety before it was whittled down to four for those who couldn't remember/count to ten?
I can't remember...
^. This. I don't know why this is even a question.The "appropriate load of powder" would be zero since there's a bullet stuck in the barrel.
We have breech loading methods which could be considered a bore obstruction near the chamber. Then we have assorted launchers that attach to muzzle end of barrels, which could be considered an obstruction near the muzzle. Those are generally accepted as safe. I am trying to understand why a barrel obstruction is dangerous when it occurs between the other two points that are safe?^. This. I don't know why this is even a question.
In my head, I see a 300 Ultra Mag case filled to the neck with CFE Pistol.Why don't you make a squib happen, then start your experiment, beginning at 1 grain and ending at kaboom. Be sure to let us know the results!
One is by design, the other is not.why a barrel obstruction is dangerous when it occurs between the other two points that are safe?
Kata yes or Kata no. No so-so.We have breech loading methods which could be considered a bore obstruction near the chamber. Then we have assorted launchers that attach to muzzle end of barrels, which could be considered an obstruction near the muzzle. Those are generally accepted as safe. I am trying to understand why a barrel obstruction is dangerous when it occurs between the other two points that are safe?
Exactly. (I recently had a bullet stuck in an M1 Carbine. Pounding it out with a cleaning rod did the trick. And nothing went kaboom.)If I could remove the barrel or had a straight shot from the breech, I'd just use a cleaning rod or dowel and push it out. Otherwise, get an auger attachment for your cleaning rod and screw it into the bullet. Then pull it out.
This video might be of interest, concerning rifle grenade attachments.We have breech loading methods which could be considered a bore obstruction near the chamber. Then we have assorted launchers that attach to muzzle end of barrels, which could be considered an obstruction near the muzzle. Those are generally accepted as safe.
THIS!!Also doubt the case will expand to the chamber walls on firing like it would with a bullet in the case so I would expect significant gas blowby coming out of the action