02-21-2020, 12:59 AM
I don't know that anybody has done any sort of step testing at 25 fps intervals to see how the terminal performance of a bullet may vary be interval. Are there threshold points that impact the level of expansion performance? Who would know?
I now from other materials failure testing than in some circumstances, changes due to stress may be on a continuum until thresholds are crossed and then radical changes may occur. How that might apply here is speculative at best. It may be that 25 fps intervals are too insignificant to matter at most velocities, that you won't see a significant change of terminal performance between two adjoining intervals. Then again, if nobody has studied this, who would know?
Combine that with the fact that how the bullet terminally performs may vary a good amount over a much wider range of velocity than 25 fps, not having explicitly consistent performance.
I now from other materials failure testing than in some circumstances, changes due to stress may be on a continuum until thresholds are crossed and then radical changes may occur. How that might apply here is speculative at best. It may be that 25 fps intervals are too insignificant to matter at most velocities, that you won't see a significant change of terminal performance between two adjoining intervals. Then again, if nobody has studied this, who would know?
Combine that with the fact that how the bullet terminally performs may vary a good amount over a much wider range of velocity than 25 fps, not having explicitly consistent performance.
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