Luger Video Part 2......
 

Well - Mr. Johnny Kitchens has done it again!!! Thanks Johnny!

The new video can be found in the "Technical Section" (as "Luger vs. Milk Jug") on the menu on the left - or a direct link here:

http://www.lugerforum.com/video/LugervsMilkJug.mpg

You will need an "mpg" player (like Quicktime, Windows Media Player, WinAmp with theproper plug-in, etc...

Also - Viggo - I got your e-mail, and I'd love to know how you made that enhanced picture - if you'd like to share how to do it?? Thanks!!!!
<img border="0" alt="[cheers]" title="" src="graemlins/beerchug.gif" />

Here is Johnny's note that goes along with the video:
I was testing a 102gr bullet in the Luger, and made this. Its amazing what you don't see when you shoot something like this, then look at it one frame at a time. There is a big winter J. C. Penney's catalog behind the milk jug and you can see it fall over at the end. The bullet ended up about 3/4 of the way through it, after passing through over 10" of water...

Enjoy!!!

John D.

John,

That is some outstanding footage on both videos! I tell you what, there is nothing more that a Mairne LOVES to see than something being destroyed!!! I'll give you a two thumbs up!!

John D,
My Demonstration Pictures are to large for me to post here,
Check Your E- Mail
And Post here in my name.
ViggoG

Thank You, USMC. If the weather cooperates this Friday, I'll have more!!!

Johnny,
Here are the Enlarged Stop Action Frames.
You Made Some "GRRRREEAATTT" Pictures to choose from!!!!!
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http://forums.lugerforum.com/lfuploa..._burst_007.jpg
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http://forums.lugerforum.com/lfuploa..._burst_008.jpg
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Copy these to your computer and play back with your slide viewer, click as fast as you like and watch the action full screen.
ViggoG