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No. I've been here about 20 times longer than you have, but oddly only have 3 times the number of posts. |
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And even more strange, have probably contributed half as much. I say again Your not banned yet? |
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My baseball has more mass than a 7.62. It must be a "better" than 7.62, and run rings around 5.56, right?
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Its that whole velocity squared thing..... Or was it mass times the coefficient of the diameter? Fuck man, I never was very good at math..... |
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Specop_007,
Have you actually read through ammo-oracle? If not, then do so. It explains it in black and white. I love AK's and AR's, but it is a fact that FMJ 7.62X39 is inferior to FMJ 5.56mm if you are using ammo that has a thin jacket that will reliably fragment. If you use Wolf 5.56mm, whose jacket is a copper-steel-copper 'sandwich', and which does not fragment, then the two calibers are comparable. If you don't read through ammo-oracle and all of Dr. Fackler's articles tacked up in the Ammo Forum, then you'll just continue to be ignorant. |
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So you admit to being a |
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Dude... Your takin this all too seriously.... Read my posts on the first page, it'll come together for ya. And yes, I have read it. For man killin I want a 5.56. For 4 legged huntin, 7.62. |
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All right Mr Speck op lets send you to battle you get a rifle and 1000rnds of ammuniton.
.223 with it's 55gr bullet or 7.62X39 with it's 123gr bullet over twice the weight Now which one was it you wanted to carry through the hot desert sand again? Even the stupid communists were smart enough to switch to the smaller bullet weight so they could carry more ammo. |
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Actually, in this case.... YES. > And by being a it keeps me from feeling from watching election info |
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1) You spelled my name wrong 2) Read my posts on the first page. This is a farce 3) A fuckin stud like me could hump 1000 rounds of .50 cal with nothing more then a bit of a sweat forming on my brow |
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Good. You were scaring me more than the damn polls here in NH. |
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Yeah, but it got your mind off the election for a minute didnt it. |
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take your ass back to the DU where you belong!! |
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I was banned from there. |
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SWEET! Errrr... Take your political shit somewhere else!! |
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Probably because it's not ballistically!! The 7.62X39 may have more energy and yes i grant that a larger bullet will retain more kinetic energy, BUT, that is not the end of discussion, because it also has to do with how effectively it uses the energy it has!
7.62X39 stays together punches one hole haphazzardly! 5.56 tumples and eventually flys apart catastrophically inside body causing not just a hole and a energy dump but a really nasty wound that bleeds like hell and isn't stopped easily!! |
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But earlier someone said it fragments. Paintballs fragment too. Paintballs dont really do any damage at all. How can a 5.56 round do any damage if it fragments like a paintball. Are you tryin to pull a fast one on me?? |
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I've always been under the impression ...
Use an AR15 to shoot rag heads. Use an AK47 to shoot rag heads in cars. I can be wrong. |
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7.62X39 s a Commie cartridge, hence it's crap by association. [At least, it ought to be.]
It's good because surplus plinking ammo is cheap; i.e., it's a good can killer. |
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Show me an affordable 7.62x39 semi that has an ungodly supply of spare parts AND will hold 1 MOA while maintaining combat accuracy... |
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That sounds good. I like that. |
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Patrick Purdy shot 35 children in California with an AK-47
Only five of the kids died The terminal ballastics on the AK sucks. |
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Any bullet sucks when you dont hit center mass |
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The 7.62 is merely a good suppresive fire weapon. The .223/5.56 is for pin point accuracy.
I've never killed a groundhog with an AK at 250yds open sightsor scoped, but I have with my oly open sights at 250yds and out to 350yds+ with a scope made by ATN. Hands down .223. |
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The AR hurts more than the AK because the AR bullet tumbles through the air. I saw that on TV, too. |
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OK, so which has better stopping power, the Russet or Idaho? |
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In Vietnam, there were many reports of the then new M16 blowing off limbs. 'Course, reports also ran the gamut from "just punches neat holes" to leaving huge, gaping wounds. It's a velocity thing for the .223. It'll tumble and fragment quick if it's going over 2800 fps. Needs more flesh to travel through under that speed or it won't tumble right. The speed thing is why some reports from Iraq have been bad. The short barrel of the M4, combined with the heavier SS109/M855 62gr bullet, means that the velocity sheds off faster. |
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Sooo, what your sayin is your just a bad shot then? |
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Rose potatoes have the highest sectional density and therefore the highest ballistic coefficient of any tuber I've tested. But not as good as a solid ice round. |
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My uncle was shot in the thigh in Vietnam with an AK. Nasty thru and thru, missed his femoral artery by mm. They had to take out a good chunk of the entrance and exit wound. I have seen the damage they cause, and its not pretty. I am sure the M193 of that area was nastier. Just getting shot period, sux.
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It has a trajectory like a softball. |
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