.22 cal @15 yards leaving the muzzle at 930 fps. Shot into modeling clay at 78°
Crosman premier segmented hollow points
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Just curious. Do you have a precision method for segmenting a CHP and not damage the skirt of said pellet ? Thanks, MM
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Very interesting, thank you for posting this. 
Of course, modeling clay, play-dough, water and some other substances are much better in opening up hollow points than real flesh (or the ballistic gel 10%).
I also am very interested in a consistent method to make those cuts.
Keep up the good work.
Matthias
Of course, modeling clay, play-dough, water and some other substances are much better in opening up hollow points than real flesh (or the ballistic gel 10%).
I also am very interested in a consistent method to make those cuts.
Keep up the good work.
Matthias
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I just use a blade for my utility knife. Use light pressure, rock it back and forth and I do it all on that green mat you see there. I just eye ball up center.
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Jungle shooter, I use modeling clay. It's a nice consistent medium to shoot into. Play dough doesn't stop anything. Ballistic gel takes too long to recycle and too expensive. I can get 5 lb of modeling clay on Amazon for cheap
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Here's a fun way to use modeling clay. One side is iron. But is you turn around the stand, on the opposite side they are filled with modeling clay. For a different effect.
Thread 'My two sided targets' https://www.airgunnation.com/threads/my-two-sided-targets.1291060/
Thread 'My two sided targets' https://www.airgunnation.com/threads/my-two-sided-targets.1291060/
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