.45 ACP Slow Motion

[LWPD327]

Having been in Law Enforcement many years it's amazing how much powder comes out the muzzle prior to the round itself. If they would have showed a video such as this at the police academy it would have helped some officers understand the science behind stipling(powder burns) in relation to how close the muzzle was in some cases such as point blank, 1 foot ,and so on. Many a "suicides" turned out to not be suicides when the reporting party had their hands subjected to a Gunpowder residue swipe.

[jaykayebandftw]

0:04 Daddy wait!

[ricochet08]

dirty ammo?

[tomcatdcn]

This video really drags on. Next time just get straight to the point. xD

[doggisen98]

That short is Justin biebers Dick

[Ilikegunvids]

words cannot discride the power of this moment

[macnemus]

Where is the flame?

[sxekjb]

Proof that this is what it looks like when a turd leaves my bunghole in slow mo

[m199611]

@SilenceSlayer224 It isn't common sense, it is physics. The barrel and the slide remain locked firmly together during the firing phase. The bullet being fired, the gas pressure generated, and the bullet traveling down the barrel actually wants to pull the barrel foward. In a 1911, that force moves the barrel up and into the locking lugs. It isn't until after the bullet leaves the barrel that the barrel unlocks and the slide begins to move rearward. (Paraphrased from the Kuhnhausen manual)

[aluisious]

@m199611 You're wrong. The slide begins to move backwards as soon as the bullet starts moving. It's not obvious in this video but look at others and it is really obvious.

[xPROxSNIPExMW2xPOWER]

ill watch the rest tommrow! toooooooo long

[TheMiamifan21]

everybody poops

[guitarplayer2434]

its cool how you can see the the groves cut by the rifling then the lead it removed fly out afterward

[goodgod09]

holy shit i have always wanted to see that thank you!!!

[0Anynamewilldo0]

arnt all .45s in slow motion? lol

[criticaboutvids]

its almost like you want to catch it

[roygbiv330]

what a high level engineering.

[Mik3m6232]

cool

[tehgreatmutato]

Proof that the bullet does leave the barrel before the slide begins to cycle.

[12GaugeLosAngeles]

Yeah you tell em'...

[DntMssWthTx]

butthurt 1911 fag

[19kimber11]

now we got a nigger and a spick

[DntMssWthTx]

The funny part is you don't deny being either butthurt or a faggot.

[goodgod09]

@tehgreatmutato it always has you didnt know that?

[mrkeogh]

@tehgreatmutato Well both slide and barrel will move a tiny bit due to Newtons Third ;) but the major movements take place relatively slowly so the bullet is long gone by the time they unlock.

[SilenceSlayer224]

@tehgreatmutato It's the pressure of the explosion that forces the slide back. If the bullet left the barrel first the pressure would dissipate from the end of the barrel and there wouldn't be enough force to cycle the slide. You don't need a video to prove that.. it's common sense.

[dustystix76]

@tehgreatmutato i've always wondered if it did :)

[StunnedMutha]

@tehgreatmutato the bullet leaves the barrel before you hear the shot.

[aluisious]

@tehgreatmutato The slide and barrel are recoiling, the bullet leaves before the link pulls the barrel out of lock with the slide.