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9mm water jug tests (pics)
*Reposted from GlockTalk and www.okshooters.com *
____________________________________ I was out doing retention drills today and what better way to finish off a training session than by blasting water jugs? :) Rounds tested: Gold Dot 115gr +P+ Golden Saber Bonded 124gr +P Cor-Bon 115gr+P Winchester Ranger SXT 147gr I shot them into 1gal water jugs that measure 6" front to back. Rounds were fired from a G17 at 10ft. The pics show the recovered round with the exit hole from the first jug (left) and the exit hole from the second jug (right) *The Gold dot shows the ENTRANCE hole from the second jug Speer Gold dot 115gr+P+ Recovered in second jug,dented back wall of second jug,and dented 3rd jug badly. Recovered diameter is .94" ![]() Remington Golden Saber Bonded 124gr+P Recovered in third jug,slightly dented back of third jug. Recovered diameter is .61" ![]() Cor-Bon 115gr+P+ Recovered in third jug,no dent in back of third jug. Fragments found in second jug. Recovered diameter is .54" ![]() Winchester Ranger SXT 147gr Recovered in fourth jug,back of fourth jug slightly dented. Recovered diameter is .68" ![]() Here is a pic of all of them together (same order).... ![]() We can clearly see that the recovered diameters do not tell the whole tale. Look at the fragmentation of the cor-bon and notice how the pieces comprise part of the 'wound channel' The Ranger mushroomed but you can clearly see that the jacket reached a level of expansion much larger that the recovered diameter. all of the rounds appear to have fully mushroomed before leaving the first jug except for the Cor-Bon which did fragment there, and the Gold dot which never mushroomed fully. The Cor-Bon offered the most violent explosion of all rounds,followed by the Gold Dot. The Golden Saber was visibly less violent,and the Ranger was really mild. |
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Nice! VERY NICE! Thank you.
BTW - you are very good with your camera (too!) ![]()
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LOT MORE DIFFERENT AMMO-CALIBER-GUN TEST CAN BE FOUND HERE:
http://www.theboxotruth.com/ http://www.firearmstactical.com/briefs10.htm http://www.firearmstactical.com/hwfe.htm http://stevespages.com/page8f.htm ![]() |
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J.P.,
I'm a little confused. I'm not quite sure what the round on the extreme left is in the last pic. I presume that not only would this thing be expanding, but it should be spinning also from the spin imparted by the rifling. Looks bad to me! |
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The last pic shows (left to right):
Gold Dot 115gr +P+,Golden Saber 124gr+p bonded,Cor-Bon 115gr+p,Ranger 147gr |
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I see it now; I musta missed the first pic - may have scrolled right past it.
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mainly because i just buy the winchester 230 FMJ , and since coming here have been concerned about over and under penetrating. i shot a round of speers at a water jug into a dirt hill . i was a little disapointed as they didn't expand as i wanted them to, mostly they filled up with dirt . from looking at the sites and pics i want the bad guy to hold a water jug next to his bare chest . lol anyway i'm concerned mostly with most of the JHP (not all some fragmented) overpenetrating , or at least going furthur than the few fmj's tried . also i was dissapointed with how clothing Affected the jhp's mushrooming . i think i'm just going to have to shoot a bunch more stuff to see for myself what the Effect will be . as for right now i think i'm going to stick with the fmj . as for OP, 'birds of a feather' 'two for one special' . man i dig this site! and all the info thanks again!! elance edit i'm 45 fan but thought this would fit here. Last edited by elance; April 17th, 2006 at 01:29 AM. Reason: to avoid confusion (mostly my own) |
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