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  1. 21st July 2019, 05:18 PM #41
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    Quote Originally Posted by goingbush View Post
    Surely if it was an ember the paint would be scorched.

    If it was a falling bullet bullet shot upward would have lost most of its muzzle velocity before falling at a terminal velocity of 300m/s , a bullet travelling at 200m/s will break human skin , so doubtful a bullet at 300m/s would go through a beer can , let alone a bonnet . I imagine a 410 slug would be slower than a .30cal bullet .

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    the paint at the point of the intial burn yes, but once the ally melts the paint flakes away from the oxidised area, the skin of the ally remains sort of intact (its ally oxide) and as it cools maintains the deformed hole shape like a crater until the ember passes through the liquid ally then flows out the ally oxide cools and as it all contracts you get cracks.
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    These should show the angle etc. also the impact on the other side.
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    Quote Originally Posted by DiscoMick View Post
    Was your neighbour shooting at that time?
    Not that I was aware of. But interestingly our farm manager found two dead fresh roos in the paddock the next day. And none of us shot them!

    But we never heard anything so I haven’t asked anyone if they were shooting. Wouldn’t want to look like I was pointing the finger at anyone.

    maybe once the panel beater takes the bonnet off and peels back the second layer a further clue might be revealed.
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  4. 21st July 2019, 06:50 PM #44
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    Were the dead roos shot?
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    the ballistics of rifle fire are very interesting with things like first catch and first graze coming into play and can be 2000mtrs away from the rifle that fired the projectile and more.

    that is two kilometres or more and the average person would not be aware of or hear the report from the rifle.

    .222 , .243 , 5.56 , .308 , 7.62 mm and similar calibre are all capable of striking over that range and the person firing would have no idea that their projectile has travelled that far.

    I was an Infantry Small Arms Coach and studied ballistics but its over 30yrs now and this is the first time I have tried to recall things since then.
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    Quote Originally Posted by ramblingboy42 View Post
    the ballistics of rifle fire are very interesting with things like first catch and first graze coming into play and can be 2000mtrs away from the rifle that fired the projectile and more.

    that is two kilometres or more and the average person would not be aware of or hear the report from the rifle.

    .222 , .243 , 5.56 , .308 , 7.62 mm and similar calibre are all capable of striking over that range and the person firing would have no idea that their projectile has travelled that far.

    I was an Infantry Small Arms Coach and studied ballistics but its over 30yrs now and this is the first time I have tried to recall things since then.
    Yep .243 shoots almost 1km flat ultimate vermin weapon
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    Quote Originally Posted by DiscoMick View Post
    Were the dead roos shot?
    i believe so. I didn’t see them. Already dragged away as they were in a paddock we will cut and bale for silage
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    Quote Originally Posted by PerthDisco View Post
    Yep .243 shoots almost 1km flat ultimate vermin weapon
    Bullet hole for sure,is my guess.

    We use .243 extensively,and they are not that flat over even 400M.
    Depending on what you mean by 'flat'
    Could be the loads we use though.
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    Quote Originally Posted by scarry View Post
    Bullet hole for sure,is my guess.

    We use .243 extensively,and they are not that flat over even 400M.
    Depending on what you mean by 'flat'
    Could be the loads we use though.
    Was what my farmer mate’s old man used to tell us as he handed it over. Always made me careful never to shoot with any elevation for that reason. Sure makes a big bang and made my .22 look like a pop gun and huge impact speed over distance.
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    Maybe ice from a passing jet? would have hit at terminal speed & melted away..
    Whoopsy, already mentioned...
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