M855A1 vs M855 vs keyboards

[chopinbloc]

Not super scientific, but interesting nevertheless. Hope it's not too anti-technical. Care to predict how many keyboards the Army's new "green" M855A1 can get through? For extra credit, will regular lead core M855 get through more or fewer keyboards?


https://youtu.be/SerqHZq_qSY

 

[Warp]

You really like to get more views, eh?

Can somebody just post the answers to these questions in his threads so I don't have to sit and watch the video?

 

[chopinbloc]

If you don't want to watch the video, then why would you care what the answer is? Do you have a stockpile of M855A1 and an irrational fear of keyboards? For that matter, why even post in the thread?

I like shooting stuff.
I like making videos about shooting stuff.
I like talking about shooting stuff.
That's what gun forums are for: talking about shooting stuff.

 

[RetiredUSNChief]

They both over-penetrated, seriously jeopardizing the lives of all the innocent keyboards downrange of the bad keyboard!

 

[chopinbloc]

Lol. What would you say is the ideal penetration figure for human interface devices? I think 1-3 keyboards is minimum to ensure reliable inkeypacitation, but I have no idea what the upper limit ought to be.

 

[spazzymcgee]

The FBI says 12 keyboards is the minimum. Most say that 15 keyboards is about optimal.

 

[Warp]

That's what gun forums are for: talking about shooting stuff.

So talk about it.

How many keyboards for each?

 

[chopinbloc]

Watch the video. ;-)