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@Blargetha, I honestly thought that was the meme
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@Blargetha, so glad I'm not alone
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@Blargetha, took a bit for the gif to start playing and I was trying to figure out the rest of the pic surrounding the heil
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@Blargetha, Yeah I thought it looked like Link doing the siege hail
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@Jaby Besus, It's not the reason. See my comment below.
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@Blargetha, I thought it was Link executing Mario in the back of the head Austwitz style
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@Blargetha, that was honestly my first thought until I realized it was a gif
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@Blargetha, Same here. I thought I just had a sick mind and misinterpreted it. Glad to see I wasn’t the only one. XD
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@Blargetha, I'm sorry I would like to update you however you currently have 69 upvotes and I'm not trying to fu¢k with that
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@Nogard, you are a true hero
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I'm actually surprised in the amount of wobble it has.
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@ThePandaPool , maybe they just need to clean the barrel
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@The Flame War, I honestly have no idea. I dont have a $10,000 camera to view my rounds as my barrel gets progressively dirtier.
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@ThePandaPool , it might be a homemade round
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@ThePandaPool , this is from the slow mo guys and they are shooting old tank so the rounds don't shoot straight go check there new series out it's worth the watch
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@ThePandaPool , you should see the flight path of an arrow
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@Tentastic, that I've seen before. The movement of an arrow makes sense to me though considering the flexing caused when it launches.
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@ThePandaPool , or how they shot they darn thing
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@ThePandaPool , 338 Lapua (not this) has to be zeroed at 200 yards instead of the traditional 100 because it doesn’t stop wobbling before 100.
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@ThePandaPool , i am surprised by the stability of the camera
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@ThePandaPool , (gun enthusiast but certainly no expert) that “wobble” is actually technically called a “Yaw” and I think almost all spinning projectiles do it to SOME degree. So minimal to where it might not even be measurable. Interestingly enough, that “Yaw” is what makes rounds like the 5.56 and the 5.45x45 so effective because, as it spins at incredible revolutions, it remains stable at high speeds, but as soon as it meets resistance, the yaw will cause it to tumble, giving the nick name the poison bullet. Making it tumble, obviously, rather than going clean through. Heavier projectiles generally tumble less through human tissue simply because they’re heavier and carry more mass which is harder to disrupt the yaw. Sorry for the rant I’m a nerd about that stuff
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@Hallucinated corpse, it wasn't the camera moving actually, it was a small mirror placed in front of the lens that is set to some motion trackers that are on the ground under the tank barrel that capture the speed of the projectile and tell it how fast to pan
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@ThePandaPool , Superior American fin-Stabilized for the win!
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Posted this for the shockwave and the clear light refraction it creates(for any interested aerodynamicists). Hard to see in the app, I suggest viewing it in landscape in the browser. Or better, watch the SloMo guys video.
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Don’t want to be on the receiving end of that
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Feelin like a freak on a leash
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@Whole Inn Juan, glad I wasn’t the only one thinking this
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Is this real? If so, what object tracking are they using?
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@Supersaiyangohan, his name is Bob, and bob is very good
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@Supersaiyangohan, its from planet slow mo, from the slow mo guys youtube channel. But its a YouTube premium video so idk if everyone can see it
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@Supersaiyangohan, look up Slow Mo Guys on YouTube it is said in the video
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I’m more impressed with however they kept the bullet in frame than I am with the slow motion.
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Filmed in Uvalde, TX. My home town.
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Slowmoguys
Anyone else think the red paint on the building looks like someone doing heil Hitler?