smartcooky
Penultimate Amazing
Quit with the bollocks, of course a .223 is more damaging than a .22 and a 7.62 is more damaging than a .223
If you ban the .223 and larger calibres then the .22 semi-auto will be used. It isn't ******* rocket science.
A .22 can kill you just as dead as a .223.
True, but irrelevant to what Bob001 actually said, which was...
"If you're not shot in the head or the heart, you have a good chance of surviving a .22 wound. But a .223 causes so much tissue damage and blood loss that almost any wound can be fatal. "
....and he is 100% correct in what he said.
Typical .22 muzzle velocity 330 m/s
Typical .223 muzzle velocity 990 m/s
Typical .22 energy 160 Joules
Typical .223 energy 1300 Joules
The impact velocity of a .223 at close range is three times greater than that of a .22, and the impact energy is eight times higher. That is why exit wounds from a .22 almost never happen, while a .223 can blow a hole the size of a softball (or bigger) as it exits.
A head shot from a .22 is survivable
A head shot from a .223 will blown half your head away.
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