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Water Jug Test

Last post 07-12-2008, 7:09 PM by michael t. 3 replies.
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  •  07-12-2008, 4:05 PM 83357

    Water Jug Test

    When testing balisitics, I here talk of the "water jug test".  Can someone explain the proceedure?  I assume you fill a gallon plastic water jug with water and fire into it.  At what distance?  What should I be looking for?

    Thanks


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  •  07-12-2008, 4:32 PM 83361 in reply to 83357

    Re: Water Jug Test

    Google "Box of truth"  See all kinds of bullet penetration examples on water jugs, sheetrock walls etc.  Very pratical and entertaining
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  •  07-12-2008, 4:52 PM 83363 in reply to 83357

    Re: Water Jug Test

    TheBoxOTruth.com is pretty much the best place for examples of shooting stuff like that. 

    edit:  I thought it was theboxoftruth.com but it's the theboxotruth.com

  •  07-12-2008, 7:09 PM 83388 in reply to 83363

    Re: Water Jug Test

    First need more than one jug  With a 380 better have 3 min if a HP ball add  3 more  or a good back stop I had Hornday 32 HP out of a KT go thru 3 jugs, Nevered opened

    I shoot at around 10'  that where you will most likely need you pistol. But you can do  20 or 30 its up to you .

     If you want make a long U shaped box  and fill with  large zip lock bags of water packed close together.   .

     


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