Thread: Interesting, Odd or Funny Pics.

[ame]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3tEYcUSQDyw[/ame]

Its interesting that the bullets seem to come out at different times/speeds. Or am I not seeing it right?
I'm guessing that some shells are not packed exactly the same rate, but it just doesnt look quite right (??).

Originally Posted by Chops

Its interesting that the bullets seem to come out at different times/speeds. Or am I not seeing it right?
I'm guessing that some shells are not packed exactly the same rate, but it just doesnt look quite right (??).

your eyes are ok, just factory amo, that's why the really good guys self load.

what is interesting is the amount of blow-by.

but as the 1910 and the 1911's came to fame initially because of there lack of blow back for a blow back SL

[ame]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0KxTF7vUyNc[/ame]

Originally Posted by 85 county

your eyes are ok, just factory amo, that's why the really good guys self load.

what is interesting is the amount of blow-by.

but as the 1910 and the 1911's came to fame initially because of there lack of blow back for a blow back SL

Hope this doesn't sound as pedantic as it reads but I couldn't let it go - the 1911 design ( in 45 and other high pressure cartridges) is definitely not a blow-back SL - it's locked until the proj leaves the barrel (as shown in the clip) and the remaining recoil impulse unlocks the barrel and functions the slide (yet another one of J Browning's brilliant designs).

Any difference in time of exit in the particular video above is due to minute differences in primer performance and/or propellant ignition.

That's the technicalities dealt with, as far as practicality goes the weight and other functional downsides of this invention would outweigh any possible advantage - if you stuck it in/on your belt it would pull your pants down.

An interesting gimmick.