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Velocity verses Energy. (the debate)

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Old 12-10-2004, 01:58 PM
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the only reason it fell is b/c u broke its legs thats the worse shot i ever seeen
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Old 12-10-2004, 02:38 PM
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This debate could be solved just by using momentum instead of velocity or kinetic energy.

The 17 was compared to the 44 mag earlier. The 44 kills a hog quicker:
Mometum=mass*velocity
KE=mass*(velocity)^2

17 rem 25gr@4040fps KE=906foot pounds Momentum=14.428 pounds feet per second
44 rem mag 300gr@1200fps KE=960 foot pounds Momentum= 51.428 pounds feet per second
30-06 180gr@2700 fps KE=2913 foot pounds Momentum= 69.428 pounds feet per second
243 100gr @2850 fps KE=1803 foot pounds Momentum= 40.71 pounds feet per second

An oldie but a goodie
45/70 500gr@1200 fps KE=1598 foot pounds Momentum=85.714 pounds feet per second.
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Old 12-10-2004, 02:52 PM
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hahahaha that aint no exit wound...
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Old 12-10-2004, 03:09 PM
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ORIGINAL: johnch

You left out the third side of the debate , bore diamiter or bullet frontal area.
IMO a fast small cal will not kill any better than my slow large cal.
I hunt with a 45/70 rifle and a 44 mag revolver and both kill better than the velocity or energy says they should.
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goverenment issue 45-70 winchester john???? you must be a big fella ta carry that!!!! but o so sweet of a gun(heavy though) my uncle dutz(doots) has one-he said " i am 77 years old and i dont track em no more -knock em down where they stand"

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Old 12-10-2004, 03:20 PM
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the picture of the 243 at 100yds
it looks more like a tear to me than an entrance or exit wound-"WHERES THE HOLE"----------onebullet
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Old 12-10-2004, 03:33 PM
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ORIGINAL: castman

This debate could be solved just by using momentum instead of velocity or kinetic energy.

The 17 was compared to the 44 mag earlier. The 44 kills a hog quicker:
Mometum=mass*velocity
KE=mass*(velocity)^2

17 rem 25gr@4040fps KE=906foot pounds Momentum=14.428 pounds feet per second
44 rem mag 300gr@1200fps KE=960 foot pounds Momentum= 51.428 pounds feet per second
30-06 180gr@2700 fps KE=2913 foot pounds Momentum= 69.428 pounds feet per second
243 100gr @2850 fps KE=1803 foot pounds Momentum= 40.71 pounds feet per second

An oldie but a goodie
45/70 500gr@1200 fps KE=1598 foot pounds Momentum=85.714 pounds feet per second.
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Old 12-10-2004, 03:35 PM
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[quote]ORIGINAL: woody7

I agree. A single torso shot from a 9mm handgun is many times survivable unless the heart ,BOTH lungs or a major artery is hit. The same shot from a .45 will not be so kind, and will put an exit wound the size of a fist out the other side carrying with it all that was in its path.
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Old 12-10-2004, 03:41 PM
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ORIGINAL: BROWNING.308

AHAHAHAHA ZREX I WINNNNNN
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won ??????? won what ???
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Old 12-10-2004, 03:44 PM
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ORIGINAL: minnesotahunter

Wow, this is stupid. 3 different forums about the same thing, with the same people arguing the same argument. What a waste of hard-drive space!
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Old 12-10-2004, 03:47 PM
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ORIGINAL: zrexpilot

up untill the late 70's more elk had been killed with the .243 than any other caliber. But after that every one got magnumtitis.
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