Is it possible to shoot into outer space ?

[Taylorbok]

Not really, whats ur answer? Got the solution or Ya still cypherN?

I'll admit I'm not braining well right now but I know it's more than that.

 

[3chester]

I'll admit I'm not braining well right now but I know it's more than that.

Max horizontal distance when fired at 38 degree elevation a bit over 4.5 miles but, straight up, only less than 3.5 miles. But can wait for ur swingN a miss calcs.

 

[Rick Richard]

You can tell where POT is legal….or maybe not.

 

[3chester]

You can tell where POT is legal….or maybe not.

The best!!

 

[AGGRO]

30-378 Weatherby Magnum with a 180 gr spitzer going 3,250fps fired straight up, 18,000ft of elevation or not quite 3-1/2 miles up.

Retumbo?

 

[Darryle]

I have seen a rifle shot into the air before but I never witnessed the bullet falling down again. Has anyone else noticed this ?

I can only guess the bullet must be in orbit with all the other space junk.

Heavy on the A, extremely light on the I

 

[3chester]

Retumbo?

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[LuvDog]

Have none of you watched the news lately? A .223/5.56 from an AR clearly has the energy to leave our atmosphere. Only the military should possess that kind of power

 

[RevJim]

I always heard that the craters on the moon were caused by drunk Rednecks firing their Glock 20 10MMs with Underwood ammo into the air?

 

[Ol' Red]

I have never seen that. I believe there is a limit as to how far a bullet will shoot, but now I know that there is no limit to stupidity.

 

[K.E.C. Darkside]

Reloader 26

N-570

 

[FEENIX]

Heavy on the A, extremely light on the I

"A man is but a product oh his thoughts. What he thinks he becomes."

 

[del2les]

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We never had this problem till the M855 round came out, but I see a couple larger AK 7.62x39 impacts there.

 

[AGGRO]

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