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blank bullets?
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What happens when you get shot with a blank bullet close up? Does it hurt at all?
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.wasn't there an actor a few years ago accidentally blew his brains out with a blank bullet while on set. oh, now I can't remember the name of the prog. one of these US glossy things....theme tune was 'Holding out for a hero'. Based around handsome actor guy and some woman (actress called Jennifer?) ....photography rings a bell......oooh, that's going to annoy nmenow. Might have to make it a question.
A "blank bullet" is a bit of a misnomer, a "bullet" actually consists of four parts the bullet (the pointed metal bit that is expelled from the end of the barrell), the shell (which has the bullet fitted at the end) the charge (the explosive which propells the bullet out of the shell) and the firing cap (which when struck by the firing pin detonates the charge). All found together are called a "round". A blank round, as distinct from a live round, has no bullet in the end on the shell just a paper of wax cap over the end of the shell to keep the charge in place. A blank round is every bit as dangerous and deserves just as much respect as alive round.
I can't tell you what happens with a blank bullet, but i know what happens when you're shot with a .38 caliber from 10 feet away. the force is huge,and the impact is so sudden that i can't remember if it hurts. what does hurt is the heat wave you feel from the powder and as the pieces spread in your body, specially because as it does, it's breaking your bones, ribs in my case. it's an excruciating pain, in a scale of 1 to 10, definitely a 10. i've had labor pains, but it does not even come close.
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