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TARGET BULLETS ARE NOT HUNTING BULLETS!
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<blockquote data-quote="TheDuckMaster" data-source="post: 3057692" data-attributes="member: 20039"><p>Stop right there, bullet impact not only is how much physical impact the bullet does, but how much "hydrostatic shock," is apparent to the tissue. Does not matter "light and fast" vs. "slow and heavy" Hollow point or FMJ. </p><p></p><p>There is War studies that have proven unquestionably that "hydrostatic shock" can produce remote neural damage and rapid incapacitation.</p><p></p><p>In WWII a trauma surgeron Frank Chamberlin, noted waves apparent in tissues. He also noted hydrostatic shock, as the bullet traveled. This shock is of course the movement of liquid being displaced by bullet mass not necessarily bullet construction. Mass is mass no matter what it looks like period. </p><p></p><p>In fact pressure waves were measure in Sweden when a EEG probes were hooked up to a pigs brain and that pig was shot in the hip. Results confirmed bullet waves indeed affected neurological brain impulses and were later confirmed by a Japanese study.</p><p></p><p>The brain is not the only thing that is affected by remote hydraulic pressure waves. The spine and organ are also effected. There is a reason people wearing Kevlar vest collapse after being shot at close range by a pistol. The mass of the pistol creates Hydrostatic shock to the spine especially the thoracic spine. The effects of the spinal <strong>Myelin, </strong>which moves proteins and electrical conductivit simply gets disrupted. Yet no bullet entered the body. </p><p></p><p>This article is spreading a myth IMHO</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="TheDuckMaster, post: 3057692, member: 20039"] Stop right there, bullet impact not only is how much physical impact the bullet does, but how much "hydrostatic shock," is apparent to the tissue. Does not matter "light and fast" vs. "slow and heavy" Hollow point or FMJ. There is War studies that have proven unquestionably that "hydrostatic shock" can produce remote neural damage and rapid incapacitation. In WWII a trauma surgeron Frank Chamberlin, noted waves apparent in tissues. He also noted hydrostatic shock, as the bullet traveled. This shock is of course the movement of liquid being displaced by bullet mass not necessarily bullet construction. Mass is mass no matter what it looks like period. In fact pressure waves were measure in Sweden when a EEG probes were hooked up to a pigs brain and that pig was shot in the hip. Results confirmed bullet waves indeed affected neurological brain impulses and were later confirmed by a Japanese study. The brain is not the only thing that is affected by remote hydraulic pressure waves. The spine and organ are also effected. There is a reason people wearing Kevlar vest collapse after being shot at close range by a pistol. The mass of the pistol creates Hydrostatic shock to the spine especially the thoracic spine. The effects of the spinal [B]Myelin, [/B]which moves proteins and electrical conductivit simply gets disrupted. Yet no bullet entered the body. This article is spreading a myth IMHO [/QUOTE]
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