| Mac46147 - 4/20/2025 08:07 I read somewhere that the 5.56 round would begin to tumble in the air, a forward roll if I understand correctly, after it lost a certain amount of velocity and creat a horrific wound that way. I do t think it was designed to do so just the nature of the beast. Anyway what I’m not sure of if that’s true, is that just a certain service round out of an m-16 that would do that or could it do it out of a bolt rifle also. Could that cause water jug to explode more? Anyone else of hear of this?
No, that is an internet fallacy.
here is a 5.56 target at 785 yards - not tumbling yet
Edited by Paystar500 4/20/2025 08:15
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308 vs 7.62 vs 5.56 on 5 gallon water jub
