TexasCHLforum.com

I am sure some folks have this before, however, this link was just sent to me.

[youtube]http://youtube.com/watch?v=QfDoQwIAaXg[/youtube]

It's amazing to see how in the beginning and end parts, they appear to almost act like they liquify at impact on the hard material, whereas they seem to slice right through the softer.

Very awesome!

I've seen that before, but it was still just as cool the 2nd time around.

I'm curious as to why they didnt show the ballistics gel contract after it expanded from the channel. I'd be interested in seeing that. Some of those rounds looked like the gel blocks just exploded, but they cut if off before it got that far.

thats really cool!
Ive never seen a HP expand in such detail and slow motion before. The rifle round were cool but that pistol round at 5:56 is what caught my eye.
AND HOW BOUT THE SHOT GUN ROUNDS AT THE END??!!??!! AHHHHHHHHH YEAH!!!!!!

Kinda looks like what a big meteor would do to the Earth...yikes

USA1 wrote:Kinda looks like what a big meteor would do to the Earth...yikes

glass half full eh?

MedicMan218 wrote:

USA1 wrote:Kinda looks like what a big meteor would do to the Earth...yikes

glass half full eh?

Not really... just watch too much Science channel I reckon.

bigred90gt wrote:I've seen that before, but it was still just as cool the 2nd time around.

I'm curious as to why they didnt show the ballistics gel contract after it expanded from the channel. I'd be interested in seeing that. Some of those rounds looked like the gel blocks just exploded, but they cut if off before it got that far.

Here are a couple more of impacts in gel. The first you can actually see the effects of the bullet rotation. The second is from a shotgun (was made in 3D, if you have 3D glasses). Unfortunately, neither shows the gel after the initial impact.

http://splodetv.com/video/hollowpoint-v ... stic-gel-0" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

http://www.kurzzeit.com/eng/videos.htm" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false; (bottom of page)