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Originally Posted by VarmintGuy
Lw308: Indeed place EVERY bullet, shot at game, correctly!
Speed (again placed correctly!) kills.
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EVERY bullet shot at game has a specific mass at the time of impact. And a specific velocity, specific momentum and specific energy. It isn't the speed that kills, it is the momentum or energy (take your pick - they are inextricably related) transferred to the target that kills by disrupting vital function. If speed alone killed, we would all be dead already.

One reason we are not dead is the 100 trillion neutrinos passing through our bodies at near light speed each second have such low momentum/energy levels (approximately .00012 ft-lbs each).

The other reason is that so few ever interact with your molecular structure, meaning they fail to transfer any momentum or energy to your body. If all of the 100 trillion neutrinos interacted with your body, you would be destroyed by about 12,000,000,000 ft-lbs of energy every second.


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Originally Posted by pete53
for the last 20 years hunting whitetail and muledeer bucks i have used 257 Weatherby Mags. 100 grain bullets either Nosler Partitions or Swift A-Frames ,with custom barrels on Remington 700 actions,Winchester pre-64 70, and now Ruger # 1`s which is my favorite action for deer. my handloads with the 100 grain bullet shoots 3800 fps. i have always done very well with just one single shot fired at all the bucks i and my son have killed and have had these bucks either went right down or never went over 50 yards.with respect my vote is a well placed shot ,a good bullet and always speed !


With respect, and not meaning to pick on you, if all your bucks were shot with the one calibre, using one of two bullets, all at more or less the same velocity, that may give you a data set which is perhaps deep (if you've shot enough bucks), but very narrow. If you haven't tested, for example, a range of velocities, how could you really say that velocity is a factor?

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Originally Posted by Coyote_Hunter
Originally Posted by VarmintGuy
Lw308: Indeed place EVERY bullet, shot at game, correctly!
Speed (again placed correctly!) kills.
Hold into the wind
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EVERY bullet shot at game has a specific mass at the time of impact. And a specific velocity, specific momentum and specific energy. It isn't the speed that kills, it is the momentum or energy (take your pick - they are inextricably related) transferred to the target that kills by disrupting vital function. If speed alone killed, we would all be dead already.

One reason we are not dead is the 100 trillion neutrinos passing through our bodies at near light speed each second have such low momentum/energy levels (approximately .00012 ft-lbs each).

The other reason is that so few ever interact with your molecular structure, meaning they fail to transfer any momentum or energy to your body. If all of the 100 trillion neutrinos interacted with your body, you would be destroyed by about 12,000,000,000 ft-lbs of energy every second.




the small frequency of collisions is seen as genetic mutation. mutation rates are higher in high radiation areas. deserts etc.

as said momentum is the first derivative of energy, it is not energy itself, it has the same relationship as torque does to horsepower, torque gets you started and hp does the acceleration (a second order)


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Originally Posted by Coyote_Hunter



EVERY bullet shot at game has a specific mass at the time of impact. And a specific velocity, specific momentum and specific energy. It isn't the speed that kills, it is the momentum or energy (take your pick - they are inextricably related) transferred to the target that kills by disrupting vital function. If speed alone killed, we would all be dead already.

One reason we are not dead is the 100 trillion neutrinos passing through our bodies at near light speed each second have such low momentum/energy levels (approximately .00012 ft-lbs each).

The other reason is that so few ever interact with your molecular structure, meaning they fail to transfer any momentum or energy to your body. If all of the 100 trillion neutrinos interacted with your body, you would be destroyed by about 12,000,000,000 ft-lbs of energy every second.




Not really the energy or the momentum, but the work. Specifically the damage done to vital organs. Energy alone won't do it, nor will momentum alone. For example, the momentum of the rifle in recoil is actually greater than that of the bullet, but the buttplate doesn't kill you. Concentrate that momentum in a smaller cross-sectional area, and have it delivered by a projectile which has edges to tear tissue rather than push it out of the way, and that will do the business.

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Originally Posted by Coyote_Hunter


So a bullet with zero energy will kill as well as a bullet with 4,000 ft-lbs of energy?






According to STICK yes it will!!! Because apparently energy is a meaningless number so all bullets have ZERO energy. Energy is something Einstein made up that doesn't really exist. Even if it did exist once you break the 800 mph sound barrier it would than turn into light speed.


Good bullets properly placed always work, but not everyone knows what good bullets are, or can reliably place them in the field
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Originally Posted by MontanaCreekHunter


Some on here will try to pick apart every little thing you say.


When you contradict yourself you can expect that it will be brought to peoples attention.


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I can assure my doubters that a surgeon would much rather fix a Broadhead wound than a Bullet wound.


rest assured post mortem forensic specialists around the globe, don't abide by your CF definitions of trauma.


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There are lots of neutrino research projects in the Alaska.

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Originally Posted by Starman
Originally Posted by MontanaCreekHunter


Some on here will try to pick apart every little thing you say.


When you contradict yourself you can expect that it will be brought to peoples attention.


Originally Posted by MontanaCreekHunter

I can assure my doubters that a surgeon would much rather fix a Broadhead wound than a Bullet wound.


rest assured post mortem forensic specialists around the globe, don't abide by your CF definitions of trauma.



Rest Assured there isn't a Dr in the world that can cure your stupidity. But by all means please carry on.


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a large part of the difficulty in this discussion is the intermixing of scalars and vectors.

scalars have magnitude, vectors have magnitude and direction

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Originally Posted by dan_oz
Originally Posted by pete53
for the last 20 years hunting whitetail and muledeer bucks i have used 257 Weatherby Mags. 100 grain bullets either Nosler Partitions or Swift A-Frames ,with custom barrels on Remington 700 actions,Winchester pre-64 70, and now Ruger # 1`s which is my favorite action for deer. my handloads with the 100 grain bullet shoots 3800 fps. i have always done very well with just one single shot fired at all the bucks i and my son have killed and have had these bucks either went right down or never went over 50 yards.with respect my vote is a well placed shot ,a good bullet and always speed !


With respect, and not meaning to pick on you, if all your bucks were shot with the one calibre, using one of two bullets, all at more or less the same velocity, that may give you a data set which is perhaps deep (if you've shot enough bucks), but very narrow. If you haven't tested, for example, a range of velocities, how could you really say that velocity is a factor?


i have shot many bucks some real giants i have used different cartridges too some cartridges work as well like 264 Win.Mags and 270 Weatherby mags and i am sure some others are fine too. the recoil of these 3 cartridges i listed is low and all 3 do get the job done well at farther distances .believe me or not i don`t really care i know what works well easy,and at 66 years of age and plenty bench competition i do understand ballistics and done plenty reloading for over 40 years . but go ahead and use what , do what you want that`s your choice period !

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I've been far more impressed by speed than any other factor

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CB shorts kill pigs better than LR. How can that be?

Killed a big ol' boar once with a load of #3 neutrinos...DRT.

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Originally Posted by dan_oz

Not really the energy or the momentum, but the work. Specifically the damage done to vital organs. Energy alone won't do it, nor will momentum alone. For example, the momentum of the rifle in recoil is actually greater than that of the bullet, but the buttplate doesn't kill you. Concentrate that momentum in a smaller cross-sectional area, and have it delivered by a projectile which has edges to tear tissue rather than push it out of the way, and that will do the business.


In physics, work is a measure of energy transferred when an object (think flesh and bone) is moved.

As I said, "... it is the momentum or energy (take your pick - they are inextricably related) transferred to the target that kills by disrupting vital function."


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Originally Posted by moosemike
I've been far more impressed by speed than any other factor



I don't think they are talking about that kind of speed


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I have shot deer with small and fast bullets, big and slow and big and fast bullets. They all kill the deer. The big fast ones do it before they run.

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Originally Posted by Etoh
Originally Posted by Coyote_Hunter
Originally Posted by VarmintGuy
Lw308: Indeed place EVERY bullet, shot at game, correctly!
Speed (again placed correctly!) kills.
Hold into the wind
VarmintGuy


EVERY bullet shot at game has a specific mass at the time of impact. And a specific velocity, specific momentum and specific energy. It isn't the speed that kills, it is the momentum or energy (take your pick - they are inextricably related) transferred to the target that kills by disrupting vital function. If speed alone killed, we would all be dead already.

One reason we are not dead is the 100 trillion neutrinos passing through our bodies at near light speed each second have such low momentum/energy levels (approximately .00012 ft-lbs each).

The other reason is that so few ever interact with your molecular structure, meaning they fail to transfer any momentum or energy to your body. If all of the 100 trillion neutrinos interacted with your body, you would be destroyed by about 12,000,000,000 ft-lbs of energy every second.




the small frequency of collisions is seen as genetic mutation. mutation rates are higher in high radiation areas. deserts etc.

as said momentum is the first derivative of energy, it is not energy itself, it has the same relationship as torque does to horsepower, torque gets you started and hp does the acceleration (a second order)


Neutrinos interact only through the weak force. They are non-ionizing, unlike alpha and beta particles and gamma rays (photons) that cause mutations.

My point was that, because they don't interact with the molecules in your body, there is no energy transfer, no work performed, no destruction of vital function - in spite of their near light-speed velocity.

As to momentum or energy, my point is that if you know one and you know the mass of the object (bullet), the other is a specific, knowable number that can be derived from the givens. Some people prefer to use momentum, others energy. Both are conserved entities. Once you specify the mass, I don't give a crap which people use.

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Originally Posted by Coyote_Hunter
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Assuming you’ve selected a proper tool for the job, bullet construction then impact velocity.

Energy has nothing to do with it and is largely a meaningless measurement.


So a bullet with zero energy will kill as well as a bullet with 4,000 ft-lbs of energy?

About a 100 trillion bullets pass through your body every second of your life, each at nearly light speed. They are called neutrinos.

Velocity is clearly not the only or even the most important factor in determining terminal effect. It is only one of several.



Of course not. Anything with 0 ft lbs of energy either has no impact velocity or has no mass. The same reasons why your neutrinos are not the proper tool for the job.

What I do know is that when a proper tool for the job is used, energy really doesn’t mean much. For example, if we take deer as evidence:
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I hit this doe with a 300 grain TSX from my 416 BEE traveling at a MV of 3150 fps. No vitals left basically and she ran 138 yards before she folded. Pictured is the exit hole. you just never going to know how they react to a hit.

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I’m rather certain that if he’d shot the deer with a tiny little 100gr TTSX out, say, a .257 Roy instead of using the 300gr bullet in a .416 BEE, that smaller bullet with way less than half the energy wouldn’t have been less lethal. In fact, there is a good chance it would have been more effective. If energy mattered much, this could not be true.


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Originally Posted by Coyote_Hunter
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Originally Posted by Coyote_Hunter
Originally Posted by VarmintGuy
Lw308: Indeed place EVERY bullet, shot at game, correctly!
Speed (again placed correctly!) kills.
Hold into the wind
VarmintGuy


EVERY bullet shot at game has a specific mass at the time of impact. And a specific velocity, specific momentum and specific energy. It isn't the speed that kills, it is the momentum or energy (take your pick - they are inextricably related) transferred to the target that kills by disrupting vital function. If speed alone killed, we would all be dead already.

One reason we are not dead is the 100 trillion neutrinos passing through our bodies at near light speed each second have such low momentum/energy levels (approximately .00012 ft-lbs each).

The other reason is that so few ever interact with your molecular structure, meaning they fail to transfer any momentum or energy to your body. If all of the 100 trillion neutrinos interacted with your body, you would be destroyed by about 12,000,000,000 ft-lbs of energy every second.




the small frequency of collisions is seen as genetic mutation. mutation rates are higher in high radiation areas. deserts etc.

as said momentum is the first derivative of energy, it is not energy itself, it has the same relationship as torque does to horsepower, torque gets you started and hp does the acceleration (a second order)


Neutrinos interact only through the weak force. They are non-ionizing, unlike alpha and beta particles and gamma rays (photons) that cause mutations.

My point was that, because they don't interact with the molecules in your body, there is no energy transfer, no work performed, no destruction of vital function - in spite of their near light-speed velocity.

As to momentum or energy, my point is that if you know one and you know the mass of the object (bullet), the other is a specific, knowable number that can be derived from the givens. Some people prefer to use momentum, others energy. Both are conserved entities. Once you specify the mass, I don't give a crap which people use.



yes, I was making a poke about all the parodies around 2000 about making neutron bombs and making neutrino bombs to neutralize them, guess no body remembers. sorry

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I do know one thing, deer sized critters, speed really impresses them...


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