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06/19/11(Sun)22:40 No.9104717Sigh. Yes. It's possible.
You'd probably need a dimpled bullet or something though... and a special barrel, and a special wad in the cartridge, and...
Can
you do it by flicking your wrist... probably not notably...measurably,
or usefully. Nevermind being accurate. Not at the speed a bullet
travels. And given the axis the rifling causes it to rotate on, and the
fact that they are more of a cone than a spheroid, it's going to do what
it was intended to do and...stabilize in the normally expected
trajectory.
But if you had a plain old musket ball, and if you
could get a custom shaped 'wad' behind the bullet to deliver a
directional strike, with custom rifling that spun in the opposite
direction... Yeah, you could in theory curve it like a golf ball.
But your hand is never going to have the speed or energy necessary to do this compared to the force the charge pushes.
For all you haters out there... umm. You don't know physics for shit. No...really...STFU. Newton would be ashamed of your crap.
I
can curve about anything if it has air resistance and I spin it fast
enough in the right direction to generate a pressure difference.
Have you never played table tennis or golf? |