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Steve001 03 November 2011 12:56 PM

For all you budding snipers out there
 
Turn your sound up..........so you can hear.

This guy is shooting a 50 cal rifle.

The target is a steel plate, 1000 yards (.57 miles, 10 foot
ball fields) away.

You can hear the ping of the hit and then hear the bullet coming
back.

It hits the ground just in front of him, then bounces up, hits
the earmuffs, knocking them from his head.

If you haven't heard a ricochet before, you can hear the bullet
as it tumbles through the air on its course back toward the shooter.

For those of you that wish to, consider the probability the
bullet hitting the ground in exactly the right place to bounce up at
the correct trajectory angle to hit his ear protection, not over, or
under them.

Fortunately the tumble, or the angle of the plate he was
shooting at changed the return course of the bullet by 6 inches "left"
over half a mile's worth of travel distance (right eye dominant
sighting - left ear-cup impact).

Otherwise it would have been a return ‘one head–shot’,
instead of an earphone shot.

The message here is DONT F**K ABOUT WITH A 50 Cal :D (click on the pic)

http://i724.photobucket.com/albums/w...liber11-11.jpg

DJ_Jon 03 November 2011 12:59 PM

What's a snipper?

Steve001 03 November 2011 01:03 PM


Originally Posted by DJ_Jon (Post 10312924)
What's a snipper?


ooops too many 'p's anyway i think the guy might well have 'P'ed his pants :norty:

L&G.scooby 03 November 2011 01:04 PM

lucky git, but big fun shooting one of these, i have.

MicaDan 03 November 2011 01:05 PM

Seen that before a few times, lucky guy!! They are extremely high powered rifles and ,although most of the kinetic energy was taken out of the round with the ricochet, that still could of done some serious damage!

MattyB1983 03 November 2011 01:18 PM

Crazy.

NOSSY_89 03 November 2011 01:20 PM

Thats the barrett calibre 50. 1 deadly sniper rifle that has been around for years and is often used 2 take out anti personal vehicles.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l4eajfhB7Ug

Have a look at this video. Either watch it all or watch it from 4:40 just 2 get an idea of how big the bullet really is.

CREWJ 03 November 2011 01:27 PM

Holy moley!

That was very lucky not to hit him.

td bigdog 03 November 2011 02:21 PM


Originally Posted by Steve001 (Post 10312917)
Turn your sound up..........so you can hear.

This guy is shooting a 50 cal rifle.

The target is a steel plate, 1000 yards (.57 miles, 10 foot
ball fields) away.

You can hear the ping of the hit and then hear the bullet coming
back.

It hits the ground just in front of him, then bounces up, hits
the earmuffs, knocking them from his head.

If you haven't heard a ricochet before, you can hear the bullet
as it tumbles through the air on its course back toward the shooter.

For those of you that wish to, consider the probability the
bullet hitting the ground in exactly the right place to bounce up at
the correct trajectory angle to hit his ear protection, not over, or
under them.

Fortunately the tumble, or the angle of the plate he was
shooting at changed the return course of the bullet by 6 inches "left"
over half a mile's worth of travel distance (right eye dominant
sighting - left ear-cup impact).

Otherwise it would have been a return ‘one head–shot’,
instead of an earphone shot.

The message here is DONT F**K ABOUT WITH A 50 Cal :D (click on the pic)

http://i724.photobucket.com/albums/w...liber11-11.jpg


Not wanting to be an arse but no way was the target 1000yards away the bullet time in flight does not add up the bullet leaves muzzle at 2800fps and that has dropped to 2000fps by 1000yards assuming it releases half its energy it will return at a diminishing 1000fps meaning it would take at least 3 seconds from impact to return plus the 1.4 seconds from shot to target and that clearly is not the case in this clip.

Steve001 03 November 2011 06:22 PM

i never bothered to do the math far too anal for me :)

and yes your an arse :lol1:

Ian 03 November 2011 07:35 PM

he may of had a home loaded round?

TinyTim 03 November 2011 07:40 PM


Originally Posted by td bigdog (Post 10313065)
Not wanting to be an arse but no way was the target 1000yards away the bullet time in flight does not add up the bullet leaves muzzle at 2800fps and that has dropped to 2000fps by 1000yards assuming it releases half its energy it will return at a diminishing 1000fps meaning it would take at least 3 seconds from impact to return plus the 1.4 seconds from shot to target and that clearly is not the case in this clip.


Yeah that's what I said. :Whatever_

BOB.T 04 November 2011 02:54 AM


Originally Posted by td bigdog (Post 10313065)
Not wanting to be an arse but no way was the target 1000yards away the bullet time in flight does not add up the bullet leaves muzzle at 2800fps and that has dropped to 2000fps by 1000yards assuming it releases half its energy it will return at a diminishing 1000fps meaning it would take at least 3 seconds from impact to return plus the 1.4 seconds from shot to target and that clearly is not the case in this clip.

You remind me of Garth off of Wayne's World..


Originally Posted by Garth off of Wayne's World
Ok, first I'll access the secret military spy satellite that's in a geo-synchronous orbit that's over the midwest. Then, I'll id the limo by the vanity plate Mr. Bigg and get his approximate position. Then, I'll reposition the transmitter dish in the remote truck to 17.32 degrees east, hit west up over the Atlantic bounce the signal down into the Abors up the Conzact 6 beam it back through to Zack through transmitter number 137 and down to the dish in the back of Mr.Bigg's limo. It's almost too easy

No offence like :)

td bigdog 04 November 2011 07:15 AM


Originally Posted by Ian (Post 10313527)
he may of had a home loaded round?


It could have been home loaded but it still wouldn't be fast enough to make that distance in that timeframe.

Garth:lol1::lol1::lol1::lol1::lol1:

RobsyUK 04 November 2011 07:59 AM

Thats cool.. the other people there could have beenn injured instead! I love snipers and the film sniper is wicked... Just wish they did a brillant sniper game on xbox...

Live could be amazing.

urban 04 November 2011 09:12 AM


Originally Posted by DJ_Jon (Post 10312924)
What's a snipper?

Think of it as a prostitute..

Lies down and opens up

eelz 04 November 2011 11:14 AM

good 50cal shooting here;
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kyjU7...eature=related

^Qwerty^ 04 November 2011 02:57 PM

I was in a range many (many) years ago with the ATC. We were shooting .22's over 25 yards. Sat on a bench at the back waiting our turn and somebody managed to let off a shot that did a ricochet and hit the wall behind us. I think they did this by shooting at the floor first, although not quite sure.

Quite scary.

The whizzing noise - once heard, never forgotton.

J4CKO 04 November 2011 03:03 PM


Originally Posted by BOB.T (Post 10314356)
You remind me of Garth off of Wayne's World..



No offence like :)

Good Quote !

Daz34 04 November 2011 04:38 PM


Originally Posted by NOSSY_89 (Post 10312965)
Thats the barrett calibre 50. 1 deadly sniper rifle that has been around for years and is often used 2 take out anti personal vehicles.

I don't remember that in Death Race 2000.


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