Glock 17 under water test

Glock 17 with Ghost maritime spring cups. All 17 rounds fired. Test by www.glockshop.cz.

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• glock
• underwater
• glockshop
• weapon
• under
• water

[luigimaster100]

good bye spongebob

[miniredreward]

is there 17 holes in the side of your pool?

[castro1293]

His kids are floating upside down in the background.

[KilleRotom]

@Macahkr97 Better yet, go to Switzerland or to the US

[Errelsoft]

@miniredreward I'm guessing no.. A sidearm of that caliber is absolutely useless underwater at anything more than point blank range. It really doesn't matter if it will fire or not (unless it explodes like a colt :P). You might as well use a slingshot or perhaps a spitball.

[Fraternity187]

@Macahkr97

you wont make it past boot camp kid

[noah279878582]

@miniredreward Mythbusters did this test, and they found out it slows down to about 1 Centi Meter about 5 seconds after the shot is fired, so no. it should be sitting at the bottom of the pool. :)

[MrFreefonix]

where do thr bullets go? if hes pointing it down wont it slow down and sink?

[pac6010]

@Anonymous1226 Within inches actually, about 6-8. Guns are only effective at surface targets. Underwater they are useless pretty much. Gotta remember the James Bond style spear gun in that case : )

[Macahkr97]

I hope to join the police armed responce unit in london then i get my glock on

[Rufuzz2]

R.I.P Spongebob

[Anonymous1226]

@miniredreward The projectiles stop within yards because water is much denser than air & provides more resistance. They just fall to the bottom of the pool.