Incredible slow motion bullet video

dd

From a firearms blog. It is a fascinating 10 minute video. <br />
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This video is a must watch. It is hands down the best slow motion video I have ever seem!<br />
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It demonstrates ...<br />
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Frangible bullets on different angled surfaces<br />
What happens when bullets collide with flying objects<br />
Air gun pellets<br />
Shotgun pellets<br />
Bullets that hit the corner of a hard object<br />
... and more.<br />
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Frangible bullets do live up to their claim of not ricocheting. I was impressed that the bullets did not ricochet from the low angled surfaces.<br />
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The video was shot by Kurzzeit, a company that sells a high speed video camera that can capture one million frames per second!

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Bullet video here.

I M Portly

dd wrote on Oct 8 2009, 06&#58;17 AM:

From a firearms blog. It is a fascinating 10 minute video. <br />
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Bullet video here.

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DD: this video is a real hoot to watch! Thanks for posting it. Portly.

dd

I M Portly wrote on Oct 9 2009, 10&#58;20 AM:

DD: this video is a real hoot to watch! Thanks for posting it. Portly.

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You'll all notice that the bullets barely hitting the edge of the target are JJ's.

Big Grit

If we had a camera like that we could figure where our splatter comes from! Grit

dd

Big Grit wrote on Oct 9 2009, 04&#58;57 PM:

If we had a camera like that we could figure where our splatter comes from! Grit

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It comes from the bullets.