r/Thatsactuallyverycool • u/FreakyDeak12 • Sep 29 '24

video How bullet spin works

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u/Call_Me_A_Stoat Sep 30 '24

No clue why but I thought that once the bullet started squiggling it’d end with JFK

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u/Infamous_War_7949 Sep 30 '24

Trumps ear

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u/[deleted] Sep 30 '24

The Twin Towers

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u/Pyran_101 Oct 01 '24

Rifling… James Rifling.

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u/Clickmaster2_0 Oct 01 '24

Hobby level nerf blasters use rifling as well

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u/Curious-Geologist-55 Oct 02 '24

Pretty sure I learned this in 1st grade

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u/Extension_Escape9832 Oct 18 '24

You’d think with all that force behind the bullet that it would just strip all that rifling away. 🤔

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u/CSTheDeathless Nov 06 '24

The bullet is made of much softer materials so it takes a very long time to wear out.

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u/Melodic_Camel_6499 Nov 07 '24

What YouTube channel is this!?

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u/SonuMonuDelhiWale Nov 15 '24

I finally understand James Bond starting credit animation

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u/jimmothy55 Nov 24 '24

Bad guys in movies guns don't have rifling.