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AK47frizzle
Shot a target, hit a brick wall, bouced back, pierced the target from the backand hit a wooden wall JUST above me...

TacMaster
TacMaster
I'm calling bullshit on that.

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SgtTalbert
I call bullshit on 99.5% of most things he says tbh

Bottledtorment
Bottledtorment
I'm pretty sure even the heaviest of LR rounds don't have enough KE to rebound like that.

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AK47frizzle
Believe what you want, fact is still there. I even have a picture of the target.

TacMaster
TacMaster
I don't want to believe any of that...and paper can be cut and manipulated easily

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Undieing_Lust
I've seen .22 LR ricochet It's because they're not fragile enough at the kind of speeds they travel at, to break-up on impact. Result is that they remain a relatively intact chunk of metal and whizzes off at an angle creating the ricochet noise. the .22lr is famous for ricochet...

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AK47frizzle
it was a soft lead tip btw

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Undieing_Lust
HP?

SeniorSpaz87
SeniorSpaz87
I can't say whether it's true or not, but I'll give my +1 to friz; I've seen everything from 22s to whatever large shot deagles fire rebound and hit people. There's one youtube vid of someone getting hit with a rebounded deagle shot... Not fun. So it's entirely possible, and friz, make sure there is a soft dirt mound behind your target to absorb such misses.

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Undieing_Lust
Yes. Very much so.

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