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    Gong Shooter hawk1's Avatar
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    Default New Ballistic Bullet

    A buddy of mine turned me on to this. This new bullet is BAD ASS!

    A new era of home and self defense-

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    Wonder how long it'll take until they scream "COP KILLER!!" and ban 'em...
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    pretty interesting, would be something when they get it to work and see what it does to a pig

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    Seems they spent more time making a CGI movie then actually trying to make it work.

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    I don't think so for several reasons.
    -The centripetal force on the fragments, wires and center hub will be huge. Getting the system to not fly apart is a major challenge.
    -Once those three fragments deploy they are horribly non-aerodynamic, it looks to me like aero forces will send them in completely random directions.
    -If the thing stays together, the random aerodynamics will have it spinning like a bolo. It seems likely that the axis of spin will shift and which way it shifts is probably not predictable.
    -Aerodynamic drag will also slow these things down considerably. An airplane propellor running slow acts like a brake, this will too.
    -It will make a whizzing noise like a ricochet.
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    From what I understand, this product has been in the making for 2 years an they just finalized his patent.

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    Interesting concept, but I see limited applications. Using a less than lethal round for home defense would be foolish for a number of reasons. LTL rounds would have some limited application in law enforcement, but for those situations, I don't see any great advantage over beanbag or rubber buckshot rounds. We'll see, I could be wrong....

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    Looks slow and clumsy. Good luck hitting a moving target and pray to God you don't have to ever make some sort of precision shot involving a hostage and all you have loaded up is your dumb lasso bullets.
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    interesting but I will stick with my HP's and ballistic tips.
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    looks like a gimmick

    I'll stick with my Extreme Shock Tungsten-Nytrilium Fragmentable Explosive Entry Fang Face Round

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