It's not as conversational I suppose, but specifics such as muzzle velocity, and terminal velocity are of more use in the sharing of information.If there is not a "high velocity" bullet, what is there? Bullets are medium velocity? Your point is well taken that the term high velocity bullet can't be defined. Obviously some bullets can handle higher velocity launches and impacts than others. How should this be differentiated? What term should folks use in conversation about bullets that would be acceptable?
I second that.IMO it just is more accurate to list the bullet's velocity for any given rifle and cartridge combination. One could also say this is fast, average, or slow for a given cartridge/ bullet weight/ barrel length. Even then we'll have discrepancies, but at least I think we'd rule out some disagreement. No? LOL
Big Bear Lake. Lake Arrowhead. Hunted San Bernardino Nat. Forest for 40 years . Beautiful. Except for fires. Good to hear from you again !Very fast, hmm?
If it goes faster than this elderly, arthritic, spine with compressed disks and spurs, with shot lungs can run, it is really really fast, which included high velocity, and I don't want to compete with it.
I like my bullets to be capable of repeatedly hitting my point of aim, always shooting within my limitations.
I like the bullets I shoot to hit and kill the animal before it can hear the report.
I do not like my bullets to disintegrate during their voyage. That would be "hyperbolic" speed. Description borrowed from a sci-fi comedy.
Enjoying the answers, thank you for the question.
X3I second that.
??Any bullet made of 6.5 alloy
Nope!Next time, just ask the fool what he means by "high-velocity bullet X"!
I think they're box turtles but I can't tell either. Did you read the story?I can't tell if those are box turtles or painted sliders. If box they are huge !