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Saint J.M. Browning
Great video. Very interesting. I was disappointed they didn't test the .45ACP and the .44Mag, but it is the U.K. I was very surprised at the difference in the exit "wound" between the 7.62NATO and the .338. And it was educational that most of the weapons' impacts caused the barrel to "jump" more than tip. Thanks.
Reaper308
that .50 did some work. Lets see a 20mm now...
Saint J.M. Browning
...from an A10. :)
Correction: The 30mm from an A10. I guess I was thinking it had an M61 Vulcan.