You assume the role of team leader in the tactical response team of a major city police force. Your work is to plan and carry out tactical entry in barricade and hostage situations with least possible loss of life the desired outcome.

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7.62x39 ballistics example
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notaclevername
notaclevername - - 522 comments

That's pretty awesome

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isbeorn Author
isbeorn - - 837 comments

Thanks I'm quite happy about how it's working

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Cantalouper
Cantalouper - - 91 comments

lOOKS fANTASTIC
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Pe†eR-KuN
Pe†eR-KuN - - 1,785 comments

I love how it became from Piercing Projectile - Shrapnel.

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212th_Sergeant_Ben
212th_Sergeant_Ben - - 117 comments

I#m not finding words for this. Calling it an amazing feature isn't enough.

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Description

This is a 7.62x39 projectile fired into a door. It's destabilized by the impact and tumbles on to hit a second door. The second door breaks it into fragments. Each fragment carries less energy than the original projectile.

When projectiles hit and travel through objects in Crisis Response they convert kinetic (movement) energy into friction which acts to deform them.

Projectiles deform and break differently depending on their properties. This is how I am able to model the characteristics of various bullet types.