Well Now, This Is Interesting

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Well Now, This Is Interesting

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"The round is designed to compensate for aim error over traditional slugs. Upon impact, the slug segments into three equal projectiles"

So 'splain this to me Lucy. If the round does not segment until impact, how does it compensate for "aim error"?
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jerryd6818 wrote:"The round is designed to compensate for aim error over traditional slugs. Upon impact, the slug segments into three equal projectiles"

So 'splain this to me Lucy. If the round does not segment until impact, how does it compensate for "aim error"?
I wondered that too. ::shrug::
I guess if you hit the target in a non-lethal area a fragment might reach a vital area.

I think it is a better just to learn how to shoot! ::tu::
Is it possible a defective round could fragment in flight creating collateral damage? Pretty scary! :shock:
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Depends on who receives the collateral damage. You could end up getting a twofer. :lol:
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Looks like a nonviable solution to an inexistant problem... ::dang::
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Yeah, Blue. But you gotta think one of those rounds would tear your ass up if it hit you and it wouldn't matter much where it hit you.
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yep, if it slapped me in the buttocks I wouldn't care if it split three ways or not! :lol:
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The round is designed to compensate for aim error over traditional slugs.

I think they are refering to aim/error of traditional slugs and buckshot.
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