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Topic	An update to that youtuber who blindly fired his AR15 into his neighborhood
Crazyman93 02/09/22 5:53:12 AM #13:	pogo_rabid posted... If they're fired straight up, they're the worst you'll get is a minor knock on the head No. No. No. This is so fucking wrong. Mythbusters tested this. There was at least one round they flat out couldn't find and the ones they did find were deeply buried. Turn on your local news after New Year's Eve or American Independence Day. No matter where you were there will be at least one story of someone being killed by a falling bullet from who the fuck knows where. Your assumptions are so fucking ignorant. pogo_rabid posted... It's effective range is ~500 yards Yeah, that's traveling somewhat parallel to the Earth. Fired in the air, it will arc, why under the effects of wind and probably the EArth's rotation, spin back, and fall. A bullet is specifically shaped to cut through air generally speaking, and then under the effects of gravity... And the shape also generally being conductive to inserting itself violently through human flesh... --- let's lubricate friction material! ~nickels, Cars & Trucks <cite>Crazyman93 posted [p:962488583] in An update ... [t:79890655]...</cite> <quote>pogo_rabid posted... </cite> <quote>If they're fired straight up, they're the worst you'll get is a minor knock on the head</quote>No. No. No. This is so fucking wrong. Mythbusters tested this. There was at least one round they flat out couldn't find and the ones they did find were deeply buried.Turn on your local news after New Year's Eve or American Independence Day. No matter where you were there will be at least one story of someone being killed by a falling bullet from who the fuck knows where.Your assumptions are so fucking ignorant. pogo_rabid posted... </cite> <quote>It's effective range is ~500 yards</quote>Yeah, that's traveling somewhat parallel to the Earth. Fired in the air, it will arc, why under the effects of wind and probably the EArth's rotation, spin back, and fall. A bullet is specifically shaped to cut through air generally speaking, and then under the effects of gravity... And the shape also generally being conductive to inserting itself violently through human flesh... --- let's lubricate friction material! ~nickels, Cars & Trucks</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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