Seagate Hard Drive vs 12 guage Slug

[dlodoski]

I know some of you are going to snicker when I say this, but I honestly thought it was going to be a big dent with the slug inside of it.

[kham]

<Jack O'Neill Voice> Are you...kidding??

You can burn down a moose with a 12-guage slug. Overpenetration looks about right

[Duncan Edwards]

<snicker...>

You realize the limit in your county is three a day after Nov. 17 unless it has antlers.

[nachtjaeger]

That is what I call data destruction!

[BSink42]

<Jack O'Neill Voice> Are you...kidding??

You can burn down a moose with a 12-guage slug. Overpenetration looks about right

You win for the O'Neill reference.

[Mynock]

Nice. What kind of slugs? I've got some 3 1/2" Breneke's that supposedly will punch holes in an engine block. Tried them on a 3/16" steel plate and they worked on that haha.....

[dlodoski]

Nice. What kind of slugs? I've got some 3 1/2" Breneke's that supposedly will punch holes in an engine block. Tried them on a 3/16" steel plate and they worked on that haha.....

If I said exactly where I got it, I could get in trouble. Let's just say that it was rolling around in the trunk of a car I was working on back in the mid-nineties. (Yes, it has been sitting on or in or near my desk (at three homes) ever since).

I have a box of new slugs ready to go as well. Maybe the age of the shell gave it some extra oomph?

<edit> from the casing - Winchester Super X 1 oz. 2 3/4" Probably pretty ordinary.

[Mynock]

Yea sounds like just a standard Winchester slug. I'm amazed by how clean the hole is. I'm not surprised it penetrated but I would expect it to mangle it more on the way through.

[schlamm]

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[PM2K]

Cue Arnold-like voice... "Compute this!!!!"