06-24-2020, 05:53 PM
(06-24-2020, 05:15 PM)fredtoast Wrote: Once again you "claim superior knowledge" without anything to back it up.
Where was the fatal wound from the AK-47? You have no idea. Therefor you have no point.
Fred, you've got to be trolling, because I know you know how to read. I mentioned the round, 7.62x39mm, a rifle round (and the only rifle round in the study) that is typically fired from an AK platform rifle. Regardless of what weapon discharges the round the 7.62x39mm round is a rifle round. Every other round mentioned in that study is a handgun round. Rifle rounds are exponentially more lethal than handgun rounds. Seriously, you guys trying to win a firearms related argument with me is laughable. You don't even know what you don't know.
Quote:Why not just post the study you used to gain your "superior knowledge". That would be the best way to settle this.
That rifle rounds are more lethal than handgun rounds? A knowledge of basic physics (research E=MC2), would tell you that a heavier bullet travelling at faster speeds is more lethal. However, and try and keep up here because this can be confusing for some, as velocity is squared the faster a projectile is traveling exponentially increases its lethality. This is why a 55 grain .223 Remington round is far more lethal than almost any handgun round. A fast hand gun round will reach around 1,200-1,300 FPS, this is the higher end of a hand gun round velocity. A .223 Remington round will be around 3,000 FPS from a standard 16" barrel. I feel compelled to point this out because you seem confused on this subject, but 3,000 is a much larger number than 1,200, especially when you are subsequently squaring this number to calculate energy. Barrel length affects this as well, but I don't want to confuse you further. Also, a simple google search will give you this;
https://www.thetrace.org/2017/06/physics-deadly-bullets-assault-rifles/.
Interestingly enough the first round they mention is 7.62x39mm rifle round, in this case fired from a SKS rifle.
Quote:Oh wait, never mind, I know exactly why you won't post any link from any study you used to gain "superior knowledge".
Not a problem Fred, let me know when you want me to post a link about the sun rising in the East and setting in the West. You and your buddies are wholly ignorant on this subject, act accordingly. Oh wait, that's exactly what you're doing.
