Epicyclic Motion and Bullet Stability

[Dave M.]

I haven't done any terminal ballistic testing. My field is external ballistics but I'm more than willing to learn how to conduct the test if it is something needed.

That reminds me of a joke. External ballistics is done by aerospace engineers. Internal ballistics is done by chemical engineers. Terminal ballistics is done by psychotic engineers.

You haven’t done any testing whatsoever on your bullets from what I’ve seen to date.
Dave

 

[Sandstorm]

Seriously, in the world of extreme accuracy, nothing beats success in The Competitive Arena. Get your bullets in the hands of some competent shooters, and win some matches.

I think Jackie has said it best of all.

 

[Just Say Moe]

He has a PhD in ballistics, but appears to have barely fired at a target, knows few common reloading terms, and hasn't a clue what a hunting bullet does.

 

[Bill Norris]

Perhaps we have a language barrier here. After reading your posts again I’m thinking that English may not be your first language. Your posts come across as someone dying for just 1-2 people to agree with you.

Yea, but he don't give us anything to to agree with.

 

[HappyHellfire]

He has a PhD in ballistics, but appears to have barely fired at a target, knows few common reloading terms, and hasn't a clue what a hunting bullet does.

Thankfully, this forum has welcomed me with open arms. I am ballistician, not a competition shooter. Never claimed to be.

Think for a second about the risk to my reputation coming to present here. Maybe I have something that is truly innovative and it's worth that risk.

 

[Just Say Moe]

Thankfully, this forum has welcomed me with open arms. I am ballistician, not a competition shooter. Never claimed to be.

Think for a second about the risk to my reputation coming to present here. Maybe I have something that is truly innovative and it's worth that risk.

Then give about 10k of your product away for real world use. You are not going to break into the market by asking shooters here to test your bullets for you at $1.10 a pop.

The BR shooters here measure groups to the 0.1 inch. A breakthrough product will have to consistently exceed that. Dazzling us with mathematics and charts only goes so far, and IMO you reached that yesterday. Genuine shooters here have asked multiple times for real world data and you seem reluctant.

 

[Bill Norris]

Thankfully, this forum has welcomed me with open arms. I am ballistician, not a competition shooter. Never claimed to be.

Think for a second about the risk to my reputation coming to present here. Maybe I have something that is truly innovative and it's worth that risk.

Then break out the proof or something to test with. Jabbering on and on will get you nowhere here without the cold hard facts and proof that you have something worth the time. Offers have been made but you have not accepted. What did you expect to get for nothing.

 

[HappyHellfire]

Then give about 10k of your product away for real world use. You are not going to break into the market by asking shooters here to test your bullets for you at $1.10 a pop.

The BR shooters here measure groups to the 0.1 inch. A breakthrough product will have to consistently exceed that. Dazzling us with mathematics and charts only goes so far, and IMO you reached that yesterday. Genuine shooters here have asked multiple times for real world data and you seem reluctant.

You really think I should give away ten thousand dollars worth of bullets?

 

[HappyHellfire]

Do you think the market will fall in your lap?

Nope, but I think the idea is innovative enough to catch the eye of a few curious shooters.

Please look back at my post history. I'm posting cool external ballistic stuff that I think is appropriate for this forum. If someone asks about my bullets I answer. Not sure where the torches and pitchforks came from.

 

[Bill Norris]

Nope, but I think the idea is innovative enough to catch the eye of a few curious shooters.

Please look back at my post history. I'm posting cool external ballistic stuff that I think is appropriate for this forum. If someone asks about my bullets I answer. Not sure where the torches and pitchforks came from.

AGAIN Then break out the proof or something to test with. Jabbering on and on will get you nowhere here without the cold hard facts and proof that you have something worth the time. Offers have been made but you have not accepted. What did you expect to get for nothing?

What part of that do you not understand?

 

[HappyHellfire]

AGAIN Then break out the proof or something to test with. Jabbering on and on will get you nowhere here without the cold hard facts and proof that you have something worth the time. Offers have been made but you have not accepted. What did you expect to get for nothing.

What part of that do you not understand?

I am making contact with some of the offers. Why do you think I expect something for nothing? I have asked you for nothing. You can wait a few years before you try my bullets. No worries!

 

[Dave M.]

Thankfully, this forum has welcomed me with open arms. I am ballistician, not a competition shooter. Never claimed to be.

Think for a second about the risk to my reputation coming to present here. Maybe I have something that is truly innovative and it's worth that risk.

Ok, then please let us shoot some of your magic bullets.

 

[Dave M.]

Nope, but I think the idea is innovative enough to catch the eye of a few curious shooters.

Please look back at my post history. I'm posting cool external ballistic stuff that I think is appropriate for this forum. If someone asks about my bullets I answer. Not sure where the torches and pitchforks came from.

LACK OF DATA…..LACK OF DATA……LACK OF DATA.
Your approach is worse and more awkward than watching my friend asking his 8th girlfriend to be his date at our high school junior prom.

 

[Will Henry]

I'm really surprised I never saw this bullet in the Herters catalog. It could have been right between the wasp waist and the banana peel bullet. Jaques would have been able to market the hell out of these. They would have achieved higher velocities at lower pressures, gained velocity over the first 200 yds and rendered elevation adjustments obsolete. The Tornado Tail Penetrator Bullet would revolutionize long range shooting. Coupled with the Herters Ram Magnum, it would be an unbeatable combination. WH

 

[snert]

This is literally the best and most logical response I’ve seen so far. He genuinely doesn’t seem human in his language, tone or basic knowledge.

So, let him gather this data.

I particularly like to shoot my 6.5 Creedmore at the moon. I use bullets that are spherically perfect and have a BC of 1000. Recently the US governement has been covering up my work calling it unfounded reports of unidentied flying objects. They even said one of the impact points on the dark side was made by the Chinese, an obvious effort to misdirect. If you look carefully at the strawberry moon (no NOT that one JoshB) you will note that my impacts adorn the moon. The smaller ones are from my Ackley improved 6mm Creedmore. When I do my part. I am hoping for more than a moon shot if I can get my hands on some new fancy bullets with a point on them.

Josh, (pay attention here) I know you are distracted by that other strawbeery moon, but this is good stuff.

I am thinking that I need a good engineer to fabricate a scope that will let me take a crack at Mars. I need to get there before Elon

 

[Dave M.]

As this goes along (with the 2 threads) I am beginning to agree with another poster that this is an AI posting these threads ... collecting data, which is by the way ... OUR information and data. JMO

Unfortunately, I did some research and it seems our Dr Stutz is indeed a real person and college instructor.