So /k/, what happens when you fire a bullet from a gun into the

>>32675925
>Asking because i'm writing a shitty story

>>32675925
Someone tried it, can't recall where I saw it. If I remember the bullet will not travel down the other barrel and just flattens against the muzzle. Could be wrong, google it and I bet you can find a video.

>>32675925
it's called docking
look it up

I've started warming up to revolvers, but I absolutely hate how short barrel revolvers look.

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>>32675996
I love how they look

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>>32675950

>>32675925
>>32675948
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zUbMPYUFr94

>>32676021
There's fun for everyone out there I guess. Whenever I see one I associate it with those 70s and 80s cops in action movies who stand in that nerdy looking Isosceles stance, yeah I'm sure they're both actually effective but goddamn they look retarded in movies.

>>32675996
Alright.

I hate Toby Keith so goddamn much.

>>32675925
The"gun being shot into" will not explode, as the primer will be unaffected. No primer detonating means no powder burning.

>>32675948
Is correct in terms of real world results.

>>32675996
OK thanks for telling us

Wouldnt you be producing somehtign similar to a squib in the other gun? So the next time its fired it goes boom?

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>>32677147
Kinda this, except in the one instance I've seen, it pushed the gun out of battery and squibbed the barrel.

>http://tribunist.com/guns/cop-disarms-suspect-by-shooting-bullet-down-bad-guys-guns-barrel/

>>32675925
Assuming the bullet entering the barrel of the second gun creates a seal, and somehow gets the powder in the cartridge to ignite, you could get a catastrophic failure as the gas has nowhere to vent.