Posted: 5/22/2014 6:16:25 PM EDT
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| I would say empty case. Probably from the previous shot given there is a case just coming out of the ejection port. Don't see how it can be the bullet in this image. By the time the slide makes it all the way back as captured in the image the bullet is long gone. The bullet is out of the barrel before the barrel even unlocks from the slide early in the recoil cycle. |
| I would say empty case. Probably from the previous shot given there is a case just coming out of the ejection port. Don't see how it can be the bullet in this image. By the time the slide makes it all the way back as captured in the image the bullet is long gone. The bullet is out of the barrel before the barrel even unlocks from the slide early in the recoil cycle. |
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Mesmerizing
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Mesmerizing I know EVERY time I see that i end up watching it for 10 mins waiting for it to jam or run out of something. LOL |
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I know EVERY time I see that i end up watching it for 10 mins waiting for it to jam or run out of something. LOL Quoted:
I know EVERY time I see that i end up watching it for 10 mins waiting for it to jam or run out of something. LOL I watch it fantasizing all the beautiful little nuggets falling into a bin under my desk ready for the weekend. 
Does that make me weird. 
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Nope The bullet is long gone before the slide even unlocks. In your pic you can see the slide ejecting the brass. |
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Good movie.
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Too rough of a ride. |
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At least we know you come to your call sign
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Where do I get one and how much?
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Quoted: Where do I get one and how much? |
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positive it is a light in the background |
| Not a bullet. Assuming 1,000 fps, fastest reasonable camera shutter speed 1/1,000th second. Bullet would travel at least 1 foot. The bullet in the pic only went a few inches meaning the bullet is traveling around 5,000 fps or the shutter speed is around 1/5,000th sec. or a little of both. Unlikely. |