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    Understanding how a Sabot round out of a tank gun works, gives a better understanding how rifle projectiles perform (or dont).

    Saying an arrow will out penetrate a rifle bullet.... well that would be dependent on the bullet.
    My moneys on the one that goes bang.

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    Most of you fellas will have seen this. But for those that haven't... the final words are "no more iron".

    https://youtu.be/0ABGIJwiGBc
    Just...say...the...word

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    Quote Originally Posted by Tribrit View Post
    Understanding how a Sabot round out of a tank gun works, gives a better understanding how rifle projectiles perform (or dont).

    Saying an arrow will out penetrate a rifle bullet.... well that would be dependent on the bullet.
    My moneys on the one that goes bang.
    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2u6swHOH7iY

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    Quote Originally Posted by Micky Duck View Post
    SD .....plurry heck you fellas.....back in the 80s a TV show called "thats incredible" did this one to death....bullet Vs arrow into bag of sand....arrow went through,bullet stopped. the arse of the arrow or a long bullet is still pushing the front as it meets resistance,,,,plus the pencil Vs fist thing..smaller frontal area meets less resistance than a larger area so LOGIC will dictate it will penertrate better....shows the futility of standing behind something less than a solid brick wall if being shot at....
    Again, can be explained by SD.
    An arrow has a way, way higher SD compared to a hunting bullet so can afford to hit it's target with a far lower speed to achieve the same penetration. Plus an arrow is not designed to deform like a bullet so it's SD doesn't change inside the target as per ChrisW's comment.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Micky Duck View Post
    SD .....plurry heck you fellas.....back in the 80s a TV show called "thats incredible" did this one to death....bullet Vs arrow into bag of sand....arrow went through,bullet stopped. the arse of the arrow or a long bullet is still pushing the front as it meets resistance,,,,plus the pencil Vs fist thing..smaller frontal area meets less resistance than a larger area so LOGIC will dictate it will penertrate better....shows the futility of standing behind something less than a solid brick wall if being shot at....
    I’ve seen a demo on military ranges of a brick wall being smashed up in seconds by good old 7.62 from a general purpose machine gun. Check what’s coming the other way before thinking a brick wall will save you.

 

 

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