Message from @SouPVisualShock

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2020-02-29 18:47:01 UTC  

a normal .50 can go through about 28mm

2020-02-29 18:47:03 UTC  

5.7mm BMG

2020-02-29 18:47:14 UTC  

https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/678531385123667998/683384800362627176/scare.gif

2020-02-29 18:47:17 UTC  

Damn I can't find the article about that world record madness

2020-02-29 18:47:19 UTC  

https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/678531385123667998/683384823829757998/40mm.jpg

2020-02-29 18:47:56 UTC  

adapters for a 40mm?

2020-02-29 18:48:24 UTC  

Instead of making 40mm breaching rounds.

2020-02-29 18:48:31 UTC  

I really like the idea of a 37mm havoc flare luancher as it's only like 350-400 bucks, but you'd need to modify your own rounds

2020-02-29 18:48:33 UTC  

Hahah

2020-02-29 18:48:34 UTC  

It goes Mach 5.5

2020-02-29 18:48:39 UTC  

yeah 40mm inserts

2020-02-29 18:48:39 UTC  

Look at that thing

2020-02-29 18:48:40 UTC  

Mach 7

2020-02-29 18:49:00 UTC  

The problem is a 40mm round would fit in a 37mm barrel, so there's a good chance it wouldn't fit it

2020-02-29 18:49:28 UTC  

those are 40mm

2020-02-29 18:49:31 UTC  

It takes a special barrel to shoot the .17 Incinerator. Kent Wilson of Ammo-One, who helped develop this extreme wildcat, explains: “The speeds are so great we had to use a custom 3-groove, polygonal-rifling 1:20″-twist barrel to keep the bullets from disintegrating on launch. The polygonal land/groove geometry reduces bullet engraving, which also helps keep the bullets in one piece. Also we must use solids — regular jacketed bullets can’t handle these speeds”.

2020-02-29 18:49:42 UTC  

37 is generally for use of non leathal rounds

2020-02-29 18:49:42 UTC  

*Because of the ultra-high velocity generated by the .17 Incinerator, solid bullets must be used. Conventional jacketed projectiles would disintegrate before they reached the target.

2020-02-29 18:49:56 UTC  

wow

2020-02-29 18:50:14 UTC  

The incinerator, while very well developed, is very likely a hoax, and I think it was confirmed to be so by the user, much to my chagrin

2020-02-29 18:50:26 UTC  

so it's a meme?

2020-02-29 18:51:21 UTC  

it was made on april 1st

2020-02-29 18:51:29 UTC  

Which is of course, the day one makes such jokes

2020-02-29 18:51:57 UTC  

I almost fell for it myself, it's too well designed and it's on an official gun ballistics website lol

2020-02-29 18:52:03 UTC  

And nowhere on it do they say it's a joke

2020-02-29 18:52:08 UTC  

But I'm pretty sure it's a joke

2020-02-29 18:52:19 UTC  

Not titanium but a tungsten alloy for that

2020-02-29 18:52:40 UTC  

It needs to be heavy to retain the momentum and titanium is rather light

2020-02-29 18:52:49 UTC  

https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/678531385123667998/683386207127994422/image0.jpg

2020-02-29 18:52:54 UTC  

Also they used a solid copper bullet too

2020-02-29 18:53:39 UTC  

But you can combine titanium with depleted uranium to make an alloy stronger than tungsten xD Also brass would be a little bit stronger than copper

2020-02-29 18:54:00 UTC  

@everybodydothatdinosaur there is an actual huge bottleneck cartrige out there that was made for a bullet speed record, even if that one was fake.

2020-02-29 18:54:13 UTC  

Ian covered that in one of Q&As

2020-02-29 18:54:14 UTC  

Yes there was, and it looks just like that one lol

2020-02-29 18:54:23 UTC  

Hence why I almost fell for it

2020-02-29 18:54:28 UTC  

let me see if I can dig it up

2020-02-29 18:54:46 UTC  

it got like 1500 m/s, which while fast, is about the upper limit for such a round, since gunpowder just can't burn much faster