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Today 2:01:54 AM EST
Hello..im new to this website and im any firearms expert can educate me on this critical information...
I’m trying to get a realistic understanding of how M855 would performs  from m16a1 at around 180 meters (196yard) in terms of penetration and bullet condition after impact.

For a hit to the upper torso at rib level that distance, how common are these outcomes?

-pass-through, bullet completely intact

-Pass-through , bullet  deformation

-bullet stays inside+ deformation

-Bullet stays inside+ bullet in near-perfect shape (how realistic is this?)


I’m not looking for graphic descriptions — just the ballistic side:
impact velocity, bullet stability, rib interaction, and behavior below the fragmentation threshold..
Today 4:10:36 AM EST
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Welcome fellow firearm enthusiast. Take a look around and enjoy your visit.
Today 5:48:36 AM EST
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Go to youtube.  Lots of ballistic gel videos
Today 8:40:28 AM EST
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DRT
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Today 8:59:59 AM EST
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indeed ,wtf
Today 9:03:24 AM EST
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Gonna blow both lungs out
Today 9:08:01 AM EST
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That’s 9mm, silly.

5.56 is a “mouse gun”.
Not fly enough to be halal....
Today 9:37:58 AM EST
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When discussing bullet performance on humans the speculation and importance of various bullets gets very complicated when looking at standard pistol rounds.

When looking at sub 200 yards with most any rifle caliber pretty much any solid hit in the chest is just lights out , why bother looking at the shape of the bullet?

Yeah I understand a bullet that passes through carries some energy with it while a bullet that stays put dumps 100% of its energy the result is most times the same.
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