The Guns Thread
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That photo is OLD, used with out dated ammo and provides no data regarding brand of bullet type used. Those types of photos tend to mislead the average misinformed joe. The red and dark cloud means nothing other than the the gel cracked leaking dye in those areas causing the coloration and shows temporary wound cavities. The cracking of the gel doesn't occur in real tissue as it's elasticity is way different causing no damage to those temporary wound cavities.
But
no need to 
. Above all, get out there shoot what you prefer, be proficient and stay safe 
That photo is OLD, used with out dated ammo and provides no data regarding brand of bullet type used. Those types of photos tend to mislead the average misinformed joe. The red and dark cloud means nothing other than the the gel cracked leaking dye in those areas causing the coloration and shows temporary wound cavities. The cracking of the gel doesn't occur in real tissue as it's elasticity is way different causing no damage to those temporary wound cavities.
But
I have bought all the parts for my new AR build, now the hard part.... A stripped lower. The only reason it's hard is because I'm underage and well...you know. I gotta skim that fine shady line of straw purchasing, keeping it on the legal side of that line somehow. From my understanding, a parent is aloud to buy a firearm as a "gift" for their child...but would that child be aloud to go with them?
