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Originally Posted by berettafan
'barrier blind' is silly. Take a .223 rifle to the range and shoot whatever cheap ammo you feel like at some wood, metal, drywall, pork ribs, whatever you want. That little 55 grain projectile will be like 'did I just feel a tug?' as it passes through whatever household items you might want to put in front of it.
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Maybe some confusion regarding the function/intended purpose of bonded/barrier-blind ammo? Hint: It's not designed to penetrate "more barriers" than standard (fragmenting) ammo.
And again, most pistol-caliber rounds will zip through multiple layers of drywall with ease as well, often with more "lethality" than a .223 round after they exit. If you don't want to take my word for it, you can contact the FBI's FTU (or whatever they call it these days). They've done exhaustive scientific studies/experiments on the subject, and I'll defer to those results/conclusions over a couple YouTube vids. YMMV...
