A Clean Split
Posted Mar 24, 2017, 4:56 PM UTC
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So my local range has a target carrier system that allows you to show the just the edge of the target. Whenever I get these little cardstock inserts in my ammo packaging, I like to do this little stunt. There's a little luck involved but it's super fun and satisfying when you pull it off.
This one I pulled off last night on the first shot with my Glock 19 Gen2 at 15 feet. With my Ruger MK. III I got three near misses in 25 shots (there's another light graze mark on the other side, the last one kicking the card off the holder and ending the night.
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The 'near misses' are actually far more interesting to me.
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They're pretty neat, aren't they? I was pretty surprised it left such a neat line of carbon or lead on the paper.
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whats it taste like?
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Tastes like paint chips
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I mean it can't be that hard when you're shooting point blank like that! /s
My buddy challenged me to do this with an 8.5x11 piece of paper, and I got it on my second shot. He was pretty salty I did it because he wanted to be the one to do it. :)
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sorry to kill your vibe, but that's almost as far away from a "clean" split as you can get xD
Cool photo
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It's about as clean as you can get with a slow moving round nose bullet like the 9mm. Those things tend to make pretty messy tears. I imagine you can get a tidier split with maybe a wadcutter or a fast rifle round.
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or scissors
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Im going to have to try that when my scissors get back from the smith, lightening the frame and adding a flashlight laser combo and having him stipple the grip.
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scissors
Heh.
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https://i.imgur.com/CpEScTo.jpg
I need to watch this again. I feel like this was literally my deployment, except we never actually got the cool combat scenes.
More like Trombly? More like TROMBLY!!!!!
What movie is this?
Not a movie. HBO series Generation Kill
Yeah just found it last night. First episode was intense. Great watch.