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wedouglas 01-24-2005 07:31 PM

im not so sure it would be lethal falling down again....hail falls from much higher up and isnt lethal...also the bullet would have to come straight down on its tip for it to acheive maximum velocity....aerodynamic drag is dependent on surface area in contact with some scientific constants that i dont recall...gamma is one of the varibale i beleive...butanyway...300ft/s im not so sure about that. force = mass x acceleration and its acceleration is roughly 9.8m/s^2 if there is no aero drag and the mass is very very low seeing as Newtons is measure in kgm/s^2. so it may fall fast but i doubt its lethal

Ron Bennett 01-24-2005 07:38 PM

Hail can be lethal ... also a bullet is very dense compared to hail - likely experience less air resistance and furthermore likely to do inflict *more* damage/injury than a hail stone of similar size.

Ron

desus 01-24-2005 07:40 PM

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Originally Posted by wedouglas
im not so sure it would be lethal falling down again....hail falls from much higher up and isnt lethal...also the bullet would have to come straight down on its tip for it to acheive maximum velocity....aerodynamic drag is dependent on surface area in contact with some scientific constants that i dont recall...gamma is one of the varibale i beleive...butanyway...300ft/s im not so sure about that. force = mass x acceleration and its acceleration is roughly 9.8m/s^2 if there is no aero drag and the mass is very very low seeing as Newtons is measure in kgm/s^2. so it may fall fast but i doubt its lethal

it is lethal
http://www.galleryofguns.com/shootin...es.asp?ID=6619

that math gave me a killer headache man. lol

Penthouse Tony 01-24-2005 08:09 PM

If you know the speed of the bullet then there is an equation you can calculate the distance it will travel while it loses 9.8 meters a second. At its peak it will be at a standstill for a split second and then it will start to speed up at 9.8 meters per second as it drops. Assuming the bullet lands in a spot with the exact elevation that it was shot from it will be traveling at the same speed on impact as when it was fired.

If the bullet was fired horizontally it would travel at a constant speed it left the chamber at (assuming no wind resistance) until gravity pulls it down to the ground at a rate of 9.8 meters per second.

wedouglas 01-24-2005 08:14 PM

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Originally Posted by desus
it is lethal
http://www.galleryofguns.com/shootin...es.asp?ID=6619

that math gave me a killer headache man. lol

stray gunfire isnt perfect though. those deaths could by bullets boucning and deflecting off close walls etc. i doubt anyone shoots 100% straight up and if they did i still dont think it would be fatal. most stray bullets arent coming down, they are still going out. :2 cents:

beemk 01-24-2005 09:52 PM

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Originally Posted by wedouglas
stray gunfire isnt perfect though. those deaths could by bullets boucning and deflecting off close walls etc. i doubt anyone shoots 100% straight up and if they did i still dont think it would be fatal. most stray bullets arent coming down, they are still going out. :2 cents:

shut the fuck up newbie

Wiggles 01-24-2005 09:59 PM

just make up some shit, its more fun that way.

axelcat 01-24-2005 09:59 PM

very very high

theking 01-24-2005 10:01 PM

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Originally Posted by OzMan
deadly serious, I know the chances are very small but I don't remember ever seeing a news report about it.

It has happened many times.

brizzad 01-24-2005 10:03 PM

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Originally Posted by nofx
feed your kid some Draino tonight and see if he asks you anymore crazy questions you cannot answer.


dont waste perfectly good draino on his intestines, just mix the draino on a bottle with some tin foil, there's more fun to be had :thumbsup

Shoehorn! 01-24-2005 10:07 PM

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Originally Posted by jojo55
why don't you tie a tape measure to the end of a bullet and find out

:1orglaugh

Edit - 50 bullets being shot a mile into the air.


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