Has to be fake - the bullet is spinning 2 feet CLOSER to shooter than the original impact in a crater that was already there - prolly just spun with the dremel and tossed in the area.
I saw this too, I was thinking maybe a round loaded with no powder, just the primer to get the bullet spinning without enough force to penetrate?
I was out at a buddys farm this weekend shooting in some sandy areas and found several bullets laying on top of the ground that looked like they had been pulled from the round (except the rifling marks) so I beleive that part. What's difficult to beleive is where it ends up. Possibly just a crater from another round they had shot previously.
In all my years using pistols to break up the ice, I've never seen a bullet spin like this one. I'm thinking it's not real.
I'm calling BS until the pond freezes over and can try this.
more importantly, who here is going to figure out a way to test this??
Obviously real, but you have to wear the arctic ninja suit for it to work.
No it's not real. It would bounce out, not stay in the hole. Trickery.
That is cool. Gonna have to try that out.
