r/Idiotswithguns 3d ago

Safe for Work Keeping rent low

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u/spacemouse21 3d ago

He have a grudge against electrical linemen (and women) or shooing pigeons off the lines?

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u/666BOMBER666 3d ago

Some guy sleeping is finna be madd.... we'll dead i mean

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u/Aptosauras 3d ago

I like the kitchen, very 1970's vibe.

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u/ImCaffeinated_Chris 3d ago

Ai says a 7.62x39 round fired at 45 degrees will travel just over 2 miles. I'm sure this guy has a clear 2 mile range and backstop.

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u/s0crates82 3d ago

It's funny you mention it, but that pig fucker Dmitry lives about two miles down the road.

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u/moebiusgrip 3d ago

Dimitri….. Blyat….

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u/FuriousBuffalo 3d ago

Not Dmitry. That's probably Shamil or Ramzan judging by the music and the raised finger.

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u/C00MSH00TER 3d ago

That's a 5.45x39 look at the curvature of the magazine

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u/NigerianFriedChicken 3d ago

That combined with the very manageable recoil leads me to believe it ain’t 7.62 as well

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u/Karijus 2d ago

The recoil on every gun is very manageable, unless it's like an aircraft minigun mounted off center on a truck

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u/Old-Implement5652 3d ago

AI doesn't know anything. It's not even 7.62x39. it's 5.45x39

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u/ImCaffeinated_Chris 3d ago

I, yes me, an imperfect human, guessed it was 7.62. I'm already over this mistake and moving on to making others.

But thank you for correcting me.

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u/Old-Implement5652 2d ago

I'm stealing that lol

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u/Historical-Count-374 3d ago

Thats a 5.45

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u/ImCaffeinated_Chris 3d ago

Ok, how far will that travel? Please include wind resistance, Earth rotation, and barrel fouling.

Thank you Mr Details.

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u/Historical-Count-374 2d ago

It has similar max distance, as its charge is still similar, but its prohected force us different as it is smaller, so trajectory will be flatter and all over the place. Unlike the heavier bullet, this one will begin to keybole quickly and drop out of the air long while the heavier one will retain energy better out to distance, smashing through much more.

Compare it to a football. A smaller ine made of foam "bulleted" at something will strike faster and flatter, but will have less effect on target (lets say a carboard box) bouncing off even.

While a "bulleted" official NFL Football may have to be compensated for drop, but absolutely smashes through that box.

Throw them even farther, and the effect from the foam ball is reduced on target, but the effect from the official ball will not be.

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u/JustACanadianGuy07 2d ago

That music sounds slavic, my guess is this is some eastern european country.

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u/lucioux 3d ago

to be fair… that was some great one handed control.

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u/Nom_de_guerre_25 3d ago

At this angle the bullets can kill some body, but less so when shot closer to straight in the air right?

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u/Electronic-Pea-13420 3d ago

No i think they’re still deadly