50 cal target pic

[Jong]

Hey guys,

I am looking for a pic of a 50 cal round on a paper target. I am doing a paper on wound ballistics and want a pic to dispel the myth that a 50 cal would rip you arm off and all that other bs if it came close by you. I don't have much time so I haven't been able to do much of a search. Your help would be very much appreciated and also your permission to use the pic.

Thanks,
Dave

 

[joonia]

Jong, I am stupid when it comes to the Forum workings. I think I found a good picture but i don't know how to send it to you, and i think i just f$$$$$$ up my first PM. So reply to this or PM me I'll try to figure it out. In the mean time I'll keep the picture up on my browser.:banghead:

 

[joonia]

http://www.barrettrifles.com/news/SpecialWeaponsGunBuyersAnnual2004Model99.pdf

does that work?

 

[Jong]

Any idea on how I could crop that out of the article?

 

[gdvan01]

Any idea on how I could crop that out of the article?

How's this...

 

[joonia]

How did you do that? help a brotha out!!!:banghead:

 

[gdvan01]

Ancient Chinese secret...



Actually, open the .pdf in Adobe and on the tool bar at the top is a picture of a camera...that's the 'snapshot tool'. Click on that and you will end up with a cursor that looks like crosshairs. Start on the corner of the picture, while holding the mouse button down, and you will see the dotted outline...just drag it down to the opposite corner. When you let go of the mouse button the picture will be saved to the 'clipboard'. In a windows system, open the 'paint' program, click on 'edit' on the menu bar and then select 'paste'. From there click on 'file' and then 'save as'. Select where to save the pic, name it and choose the file format.

 

[joonia]

There we go!!! Thanks. I actually got it into my pictures, but not that easy. For someone that isn't used to that (ME) when you click the camera and nothing much happens, I about went brain dead... i was sittin here looking for my damn clipboard the whole time.

 

[CanonNinja]

2 hits, and a muzzle-brake strike that caused the heyhole