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/k/ is it possible to curve bullets like in the movie wanted?
A friend of a friend was very adamant that it's impossible. He was almost aggressive in asserting that it's stupid impossible hollywood BS and no one should ever try it.
is he right? or is it theoretically possible at all?
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>>28328627
everything is theoretically possible. The mythbusters episode on it they tried pretty fucking hard with no success
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No you retard
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>>28328627
>/k/ is it possible to curve bullets like in the movie wanted?
No.
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Shut the fuck up and use google for once. God damn it, you have the internet at the tips of your fingers. Use google for once in your life.
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>>28328627
Every bullet curves, thanks to a wondrous thing called "gravity".
And also other wondrous things like wind and the Coriolis effect.
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>>28328656
isnt it curving the bullet in this webm though?
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>>28328684
no the bullet is being redirected via other means. In wanted the force of weapon being swung puts an arc in the bullet.
The bullet in this thing is essentially just a guided munition
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>>28328684
>like in the movie wanted?
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>>28328680
The qualifier here is "like in the movie wanted?"
Which is referring to bullets being bent around objects at much more extreme rates than normal effects.
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>>28328627
unless you shot at the worlds strongest magnet, no
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