it was a utility shed. Most folks don't sleep in them where I'm from.True Grit Farms":2ry1uilp said:And I'd say 47 lbs of energy isn't enough to penetrate a wall, but I won't because I honestly don't know. There's more to this story than we know.
He must have been sitting on a mountain when he pulled that trigger then. The drop of a 9mm round in it's last 20 ft of travel (from 990ft distance to 1010 ft) is 16 FEET!cowgirl8":283q9rus said:I was way off with the distance...it was over 3000 ft...the shot could have been fatal if it were a direct hit in the head at that distance. Son said the hole was at his head level...he's tall. Anywho, who knew. The topography of the land out there would favor how the bullet were to hit too...Since there is a creek running between the properties, the neighbors land is higher than my daughters house. Should make everyone more aware of where their bullets are going...that's a long way for a stray..kenny thomas":283q9rus said:I'm not a bit interested in the pistol, I want some of the 9mm ammo that can travel 1000ft and still have enough power to go through a wall. Powerful ammo so I guess it it takes a Wilson to hold up to it.
The bullet took 5.11 seconds to travel the 1000 yards. It reached a height of 110 feet at 583 yards from the shooter. It arrived at a velocity of 377 fps.
This first graph shows the height in inches from the point of aim. At the target the bullet is hitting over 2900 inches low. That is over 240 feet below the point of aim!
In this graph the rate of descent at the 1000 yard mark is shown. That is nearly 11 inches of additional drop for each yard of travel.
You probably can't afford one either.kenny thomas":3sjptulf said:Well I was impressed at 1000ft and now it's 3000ft. And here I have spent money needlessly on a long range 6.5x284 Norma and big scope hoping to shoot 1000yd. I could have just bought a Wilson 9mm instead.
True Grit Farms":abxalgfa said:You probably can't afford one either.kenny thomas":abxalgfa said:Well I was impressed at 1000ft and now it's 3000ft. And here I have spent money needlessly on a long range 6.5x284 Norma and big scope hoping to shoot 1000yd. I could have just bought a Wilson 9mm instead.
I can almost throw a rock a hit one where they do. a 9mm would go plumb through it.but a lot of folks around here, just need a hole to crawl in....to call home..M-5":1ttvz0ef said:it was a utility shed. Most folks don't sleep in them where I'm from.True Grit Farms":1ttvz0ef said:And I'd say 47 lbs of energy isn't enough to penetrate a wall, but I won't because I honestly don't know. There's more to this story than we know.
I had explained that they are going to build a house in the near future. BUt until then, they bought a small office building, that looks like the barn shaped ones you get at HD...BUt, I think this one was built by some Mennonites and is finished inside. They did not want to add anything to the house that couldn't be taken off because it would just be wasted on what will probably be a cabin or shop later on, its small and a house she had built when she graduated college and started teaching. I'd say it equals a one bedroom apartment right now and her daughter just turned 4 and she knows it will be at least a year before they can build so this is what she's done... They added it to the back of the house. Soon as they build and move, that can be sold just as it was when she bought it..ALACOWMAN":1mbfi947 said:I can almost throw a rock a hit one where they do. a 9mm would go plumb through it.but a lot of folks around here, just need a hole to crawl in....to call home..M-5":1mbfi947 said:it was a utility shed. Most folks don't sleep in them where I'm from.True Grit Farms":1mbfi947 said:And I'd say 47 lbs of energy isn't enough to penetrate a wall, but I won't because I honestly don't know. There's more to this story than we know.
cowgirl8":tz3k38vn said:I had explained that they are going to build a house in the near future. BUt until then, they bought a small office building, that looks like the barn shaped ones you get at HD...BUt, I think this one was built by some Mennonites and is finished inside. They did not want to add anything to the house that couldn't be taken off because it would just be wasted on what will probably be a cabin or shop later on, its small and a house she had built when she graduated college and started teaching. I'd say it equals a one bedroom apartment right now and her daughter just turned 4 and she knows it will be at least a year before they can build so this is what she's done... They added it to the back of the house. Soon as they build and move, that can be sold just as it was when she bought it..ALACOWMAN":tz3k38vn said:I can almost throw a rock a hit one where they do. a 9mm would go plumb through it.but a lot of folks around here, just need a hole to crawl in....to call home..M-5":tz3k38vn said:it was a utility shed. Most folks don't sleep in them where I'm from.
jehosofat":16fiepwo said:I'm getting bored with this one, I'm ready for a new story.
True Grit Farms":dg4mth9v said:Prison wasn't so bad, I kind of miss the food.