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The most important test was totally ignored in this movie. The greatest danger in firing a gun underwater is having water in the barrel. Water in the barrel would act as an obstruction, weighing several times the weight of the bullet. And "letting all the bubbles out" as he did, did NOT clear the barrel of air! The barrel was full of air for the first round; subsequent rounds left gas in the barrel, consisting of byproducts of firing the gun. Now, if he were underwater, shooting upwards, and letting the barrel fill with water with EACH SHOT, THEN I would be convinced. |
Sorry, but your wrong and the guy in the video is right. This has been done so many times I'm amazed you're even presenting an argument that's been blown away so many times and for so long. For God's sakes man, why do you think Glock makes maritime spring cups if shooting the gun underwater is not possible? |
Quoted from a Glock site: Maritime/Marine Spring Cups enable your Glock to shoot underwater and under hostile environmental conditions. They ensure that even with water and or debris inside your Glocks firing pin channel your Glock pistol will fire! The cups protect the FIRING PIN CHANNEL, not the barrel, which I was referring to. |