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Thread: Q3269 & Q3131 Wet Phone-Book testing

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    Q3269 & Q3131 Wet Phone-Book testing

    Wet phone book testing at 100y.

    The M855 penetrated 3.5 water-logged phone-books (about 10-14").
    The M193 penetrated 1.9 water-logged phone-books (about 6-8").

    The Q3131 tumbled in the latter part of the first phone book while the Q3269 tumbled in the last part of the 2nd phone book.

    The Q3131 wound-channel was larger and had a "snowstorm" of partacles in it. The Q3269 was less dramatic but still a healthy amount of damage.


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    Cool! I always like casual research.
    "What would a $2,000 Geissele Super Duty do that a $500 PSA door buster on Black Friday couldn't do?" - Stopsign32v

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    What barrel length did you fire from?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Heavy Metal View Post
    What barrel length did you fire from?
    Look at the words in the PIC!
    "What would a $2,000 Geissele Super Duty do that a $500 PSA door buster on Black Friday couldn't do?" - Stopsign32v

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    Quote Originally Posted by demigod View Post
    Cool! I always like casual research.
    Water-logged phone-books are a prepaired media I AM getting more high tech!

    I must admit I just left them out in the weather and did my shooting the morning after a good rain

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    The snow-storm of particles from the M193 is predicatable; many 55grn and lower weight varmint bullets do this when they hit groundhogs or prarie dogs. Looks like you used a decent test media in place of gelatin.

    The M855 broke right at the cannalure just as expected in gelatin. Did the steel core also break or is that thing complete ?

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    Quote Originally Posted by TY44934 View Post
    The snow-storm of particles from the M193 is predicatable; many 55grn and lower weight varmint bullets do this when they hit groundhogs or prarie dogs. Looks like you used a decent test media in place of gelatin.

    The M855 broke right at the cannalure just as expected in gelatin. Did the steel core also break or is that thing complete ?
    It is complete, but it did separate from the jacket in 2/3 the cases.

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    Let's see the phone books !!!
    IF YOU DON'T LIKE IT ! DON'T LOOK AT IT !

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    Tag to see if Doc posts...

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    I'd like to see some of that PRIV M193 tested. Someone here posted that it didn't frag so great out of a 20" barrel at close range, into water jugs.
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