Can a baseball stop a bullet?

This video from Guns Blazing Ranch demonstrates a ballistics test to determine if a standard baseball can stop a .22 LR round. The experiment uses a Standard Manufacturing G4S rifle and an Official League baseball. The results show the baseball's dense core effectively stopped or deflected the .22 LR projectile.

Quick Summary

A standard 'Official League' baseball, featuring a solid cork and rubber center, was tested against a .22 LR round fired from a Standard Manufacturing G4S rifle. The results indicated that the baseball's dense core was sufficient to stop or deflect the projectile.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Target Introduction: Official League Baseball
  2. 00:02Firearm Presentation: Standard Manufacturing G4S (.22 LR)
  3. 00:07Loading and Firing Demonstration
  4. 00:15Results Inspection: Baseball vs. .22 LR Round

Frequently Asked Questions

What type of baseball was used in the ballistics test?

The video used a standard 'Official League' baseball. These balls are characterized by a solid cork and rubber center, which proved to be dense enough to stop or deflect a .22 LR round in the test.

What firearm was used to test the baseball's bullet resistance?

The firearm used was a Standard Manufacturing G4S rifle chambered in .22 LR. This rifle features a modern tactical chassis design and was fired from a short distance at the baseball.

Did the .22 LR bullet penetrate the baseball?

Based on the inspection after the shot, the .22 LR round appeared to have been stopped or deflected by the dense cork and rubber core of the baseball, rather than penetrating it completely.

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