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  • madppcs

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    How can a bullet stabilize downrange? Ive never seen a poorly thrown football pass become a perfect spiral. A bullet will not magically become a perfect spiral if it doesnt start out that way.
     

    Rainsdrops

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    If you watch a s lo - mo video of a spiraling football, it wobbles a bit, and straightens in flight. Watch your toilet the next time you flush. Shits all over the place, then **** gets in line. :)
     

    madppcs

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    Sorry, but a video that shows this going on


    isnt proving how a projectile that starts out wobbling will stop wobbling and become more accurate after leaving the barrel. Everything to do with precision is happening inside the chamber and barrel. If the bullet starts out F**ked up, itll remain that way. I dont believe for 1 second that a bullet will leave the barrel spiraling, then start wobbling, then go back to spiraling and get MORE accurate. Bullets are linear. They only have external forces that apply to them. These are gravity, humidity and weather, temperature, Etc.. They do have the spin drift like when a Spiraling top (Kids Toy) is spiraling, and it begins to drift in the direction of the spin. But a top will also never correct itself once it starts to wobble.
     

    Tboy

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    Just watched it in 1080 at 1/4 speed. It appears to me, it's the sound wave or air around the bullets that's wobbling and not the bullet itself. Hard to see at the normal Slo mo speed.
     

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