352 yard G20 10mm pistol shot

Intercooler · December 02 2014 03:39:41 PM MST

Do you believe it?

My only doubt on it is the PMC ammo being used. Given it is horrible weak... I doubt it having the oomph to make it that far and pierce a hole in the wood. LOL

Wolfie · December 02 2014 04:08:51 PM MST

I believe it.

4949shooter · December 02 2014 04:22:27 PM MST

Entirely possible.

Here Instructor Zero did it with a 9x21:

Buckeye 50 · December 02 2014 06:01:31 PM MST

Hell, anymore I am not sure I could even SEE 352 yds??? ${$default_roll_eyes_smiley}$

Pat

Buckeye 50 · December 02 2014 06:06:37 PM MST

Actually, now that I think about it, I would use a driver and sand wedge instead of the Glock........

Centimeter · December 02 2014 06:12:12 PM MST

This might also be relevant, although the parameters are slightly different: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jJ3XwizTqDw&list=UUhk5eyAGuO3J4rV-CiMNkNQ

Intercooler · December 02 2014 06:30:59 PM MST

My thoughts exactly! After about 100 yards my eyes are toast ${$default_shocked_smiley}$

Geeman · December 02 2014 07:40:37 PM MST

220" of bullet drop (not quite 20 ft)

730 fps / 210 ft-lb

Poor choice of weapons ${$default_grin_smiley}$

Greg

gandog56 · December 04 2014 08:17:56 AM MST

Yeah, I was thinking....what did he have to do? Hold it like 15-20 feet over the target?

Rich10 · December 04 2014 09:43:04 AM MST

I believe it.

my_old_glock · December 04 2014 12:15:44 PM MST

I shot at and hit a standard rifle target @ 200 yards with my 9mm. Never had a chance to shoot at a longer range.

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Pinsnscrews · December 08 2014 06:38:14 PM MST

http://www.ihmsa.org/

Full size division shoots Metallic Rams at 200 yards, and it only counts as a hit if you knock it down...

gandog56 · December 11 2014 07:47:52 AM MST

Quote from: my_old_glock on December 04 2014 12:15:44 PM MST

I shot at and hit a standard rifle target @ 200 yards with my 9mm. Never had a chance to shoot at a longer range.

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9mm is faster and flatter than a 10mm.

sqlbullet · December 11 2014 09:17:50 AM MST

Quote from: gandog56 on December 11 2014 07:47:52 AM MST
9mm is faster and flatter than a 10mm.

Yeah...Not sure I can agree with this statement.

124/135 grain....9mm velocity is 1250 fps, 10mm velocity is 1600 fps.
147/155 grain....9mm velocity is 1175 fps, 10mm velocity is 1500 fps.

I could go on. But....

Mike_Fontenot · December 11 2014 10:46:23 AM MST

Quote from: sqlbullet on December 11 2014 09:17:50 AM MST
Quote from: gandog56 on December 11 2014 07:47:52 AM MST
9mm is faster and flatter than a 10mm.

Yeah...Not sure I can agree with this statement.

124/135 grain....9mm velocity is 1250 fps, 10mm velocity is 1600 fps.
147/155 grain....9mm velocity is 1175 fps, 10mm velocity is 1500 fps.

I could go on. But....

I think even with the most "standard" bullet weight for each of the two calibers (180gr for the 10mm, and 124gr(?) for the 9mm), the 10mm is slightly faster.