Taurus PT 24/7 3D animation 2

Seethrough 3D animation of Taurus PT 24/7 pistol shooting. Designed in SolidWorks. Animation made in 3dsMax9.

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Science & Technology

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• taurus
• PT
• 24/7
• pistol
• gun
• working
• animation
• 3d
• solidworks
• max
• motion
• shot
• shooting
• fire
• single
• see
• through
• computer

[DeathAdder187]

@whister1985 Newton's Second Law can be used too. The force is equal, so the mass x acceleration of each body will be equal. The gun itself has much more mass than the actual bullet, so the acceleration will be lower.

That same force also has to beat the inertia of the slide and spring first. I say the bullet comes out, slide moves after.

[bf2lover42]

@whister1985 Conservation of linear momentum. The mass of the bullet is low so the recoil velocity is not that high.

Watched the video again. It was a 1911, same action. The barrel and slide moved about 0.5 mm before the bullet left the barrel. This animation stands correct.

[whister1985]

@bf2lover42

Ever heard of Newton's third law of motion?

The mutual forces of action and reaction between two bodies are equal, opposite and collinear. This means that whenever a first body exerts a force F on a second body, the second body exerts a force −F on the first body. F and −F are equal in magnitude and opposite in direction. This law is sometimes referred to as the action-reaction law, with F called the "action" and −F the "reaction". The action and the reaction are simultaneous.

[bf2lover42]

@whister1985 o rly? I've seen slo mo videos that say otherwise, the bullet leaves the barrel before blowback.

[fredteles1]

the best

[whister1985]

Nice animation! Still, there is a flaw...

The blowback begins as the bullet is pushed out of the casing.

[stuntpea]

Is the Solid Works model accurate? As in, you stripped an original pistol and took accurate measurements?

[Toca91]

I once had an ak47 bulled and I was saving it like it was gold... I like weapons so much!

[toastyovens]

I HATE GUNS!

[iamcondescending]

very cool i havent seen it shown this way before