Reeeezults! with video!

[Blammer]

Ok took out the 357 mag win 94 with the Lee 358-158-RF and shot it into the water jugs.

Here's the video.

Bullet went through the 6th Jug but not into the 7th, which was a plastic juice jug. Bullet must have bounce off and went somewhere as I could not find it.

enjoy! You may want to click on the pic to get it started... [smilie=1:

http://i54.photobucket.com/albums/g81/blammer8mm/Video/th_DSCN5791.jpg (http://s54.photobucket.com/albums/g81/blammer8mm/Video/?action=view&current=DSCN5791.flv)

[Scrounger]

Let your plastic jugs set (empty) out in the sun for a week or two. The plastic gets very hard and shatters like glass when you shoot them.

[Uncle Grinch]

I don't recommend it, but I saw a fella put a few ounces of gasoline in a milk jug and placed a candle next to it. It made a pretty good size fireball when shot!

[OLPDon]

Uncle Grinch:

That's sick! "I LIKE IT"
Don
Blammer Don't recomend it eihter; But......... make sure you video it.

[44woody]

Blammer that was perty neat now I want to see the same thing with one of those 58's that I sent you now that would be a neat one to do :castmine: 44Woody

[357maximum]

I don't recommend it, but I saw a fella put a few ounces of gasoline in a milk jug and placed a candle next to it. It made a pretty good size fireball when shot!

If you do such a thing you want the candle about 2 to 3 foot behind the jug and about 2 foot to the right or left.....seems to get the biggest "misty cloud" before ignition that way......or so I was told[smilie=1: I was also told it was more impressive with a 100 grain 7mm sierra varminter-HP in a .280 rem at top speeds.[smilie=1: The milk jug works best if absolutely full also...or so the same person told me[smilie=1:

[trickyasafox]

as long as we are throwing out hypotheticals, a lit line of gas lit behind the canister takes a lot of guess work out of candle placement. . . but hey this is just academic speak here.

[Blammer]

44woody-just imagine the entire line of jugs bieng cleared off the table!

um, guys wishfull thinking on the gasoline part, each time my camera managed to get some water on it, now if it was gasoline? I'd have a flaming camera and no video....

The camera is about 12 feet beside the water jugs.

[OLPDon]

Just a thought move it to lucky 13 feet.:kidding: Hmmm now that I think of it you could have my ex hold the camera for you. I would be willing to replace camera in that case.
Don

[Buckshot]

...............Blammer, fun video. Thanks for posting it!

...............Buckshot

[USARO4]

Bustin' jugs has always been fun for me . Thanks for the video.