06-15-2016, 02:07 PM
(06-15-2016, 01:22 PM)oncemoreuntothejimbreech Wrote: So inside a bar, you're talking really close ranges, CQB close. If a 5.56 round is going to pass through it would be under those kind of conditions.
The wiki quote only mentions permanent cavitation. There is also temporary cavitation that also causes tissue destruction. Again, 5.56 has less compared to 7.62 because it isn't supposed to pass through (ideally).
Yep.
Wasn't trying to argue or anything, just supporting my thought process.
Also agreed on the temporary wound cavities.
It is the result of transferred energy.
The 7.62 has a larger surface area to distribute that energy, especially with any tumble.
The mass carries it through though.
I intend to get a new upper in .300 AAC Blackout.
Given I have a Colt AR and an SAR-1 AK, I might as well have the crossbreed that performs well subsonically.
(Yes, I plan on a tax stamp to suppress)
