Seemed to work well during my time in Vietnam.If that's true it suggests that FMJ is not as lethal leading to animals not being killed when shot causing them to suffer
or so it would seem
True. Expansion results in greater energy transfer, hydrostatic shock, and a wider wound channel. All ideal for hunting.If that's true it suggests that FMJ is not as lethal leading to animals not being killed when shot causing them to suffer
or so it would seem
The Army didn't teach much on ballistics or give any choice of ammo.True. Expansion results in greater energy transfer, hydrostatic shock, and a wider wound channel. All ideal for hunting.
Perforating an enemy combatant with a FMJ disables the victim while placing a greater burden on the enemy medical support infrastructure.
I never did look up exactly what Full Metal Jacket means.... I did hear that it is a round that hits harder.
Is this all that FMJ does is hit harder than a non FMJ round?
Pretty sure this theory originated in the movie Shooter.True. Expansion results in greater energy transfer, hydrostatic shock, and a wider wound channel. All ideal for hunting.
Perforating an enemy combatant with a FMJ disables the victim while placing a greater burden on the enemy medical support infrastructure.
Only theory I had was if I hit the enemy before he hit me, then I might come home alive with all my parts still functioning.Pretty sure this theory originated in the movie Shooter.
Pretty sure this theory originated in the movie Shooter.
Ha! Same hereI thought this was about the movie…
fair enough. Either way, it gets repeated often on the internet, but nobody ever knows of anyone who has actually selected a bullet for that reason. It would be a terrible idea to do so.I heard this well before 2007.