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Originally Posted by Jim Bon Jovi
Let's call him David since that's his name. this mate int he pub business makes it sound like we were just slebbering drunken crap to each other which was not the case.
I think you've misunderstood a little. He saw a guy who's one of his friends had shot in the head and the bullet had left through his back. I dunno if you're meanign backside as in his arse but if you mistook what I meant then I can easilly understand why you'd think it was bullshit.
anyways i asked him why and he said the bullets were designed so they could ricochet. as i say, by ricochet i don't mean bounce around inside the body like a rubber ball but it's common knowledge that bullets can and do ricochet off of many things and the possibility of it ricocheting off .
He didn't come to this conclusion by himself btw this is what they're taught happens by the army.
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So first it came out of his side, then it came out of his back, and now the bullet came out the top of his back. What's next? the back of the head?
Now, I have been doing some research and I have discovered that there are many different types of bullets. Some bullets are designed to reduce the chance of ricochet. Some bullets have a hollow tip so they are more likely to stay inside whatever they hit, like a head (Just type "different types of bullets" into google) But this contradicts what 'Dave from the pub' says which I quote here:
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I asked him how that was possible and he explained that bullets are designed to ricochet off bones inside the body and the only time a bullet will go clean through is if it doesnt hit any bones or goes through soft flesh.
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Now, gun and bullet educated Dave, who is from the pub, has just generalised every different type of bullet into one, and made a wild accusation.
Like I said before, some people are naturally full of bull sh1t. I'm afraid Dave from the pub seems to be one of them.
Him saying that bullets are designed to ricochet off of bones is like me saying that balloons are designed to fall to the ground. They are not designed that way, it is just a physical fact that thats what happens, but there are also balloons that don't fall to the ground: those that are filled with helium.