Fumbler
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hehehehe...WhiteKnight's dog has to be much more than 105 lbs, that is one lean hunk of muscle. It could probably tow more than my little pickup truck.
You could ride her like a horse.
I'm no expert, but two bullets, one light and one heavy, will have the same trajectory under a vacuum if they had the same initial velocity.
In the real world I believe the heavier bullet would actually have a better trajectory because of the higher sectional density.
Gravity pulls everything down at the same rate. Some cartridges shoot flatter simply because they go faster. They get farther down range so a faster bullet has covered more ground in the same amount of time as a slower bullet. This leads to less drop at any given distance.
You could ride her like a horse.
I'm no expert, but two bullets, one light and one heavy, will have the same trajectory under a vacuum if they had the same initial velocity.
In the real world I believe the heavier bullet would actually have a better trajectory because of the higher sectional density.
Gravity pulls everything down at the same rate. Some cartridges shoot flatter simply because they go faster. They get farther down range so a faster bullet has covered more ground in the same amount of time as a slower bullet. This leads to less drop at any given distance.