Is this real or not? You decide.

[kevin brown]

It's posable I think it's the heat of the bullet from fireing it that close to the ice the bullet is hot the ice is thick and cold the hot bullet makes the ice melt causing the bullet to jump and move in the ice

 

[ugoleftillgorite]

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Althought I would like to see it in person, from the other side of Mythbusters "bullet-proof" plexi myself.

 

[poopgiggle]

In all my years using pistols to break up the ice, I've never seen a bullet spin like this one. I'm thinking it's not real.

Breaking up ice where? Oklahoma? You've never seen ice as thick as what was in that video in OK.

To me, their accents sound like they're from Minnesota. People drive pickup trucks out onto the lake during ice fishing season there.

 

[crg1372]

Didn't see any rifling marks on the bullet, but my eyes are not what they once were.

If you pause it just before he picks the bullet up, you can see the rifling marks.

 

[Sdane]

I don't know how they did it but it looks real to me.

 

[leftfield]

Looks real but everything in me is saying fake. Think of all the hundreds of thousands of bullets fired at ice over the years and it's just now coming to light via internet video? If it is real I can't wait to hear the scientific explanation.