I only fired one round into some jugs for an expansion test (5.2" barrel), and saved the rest (had two boxes of 50). It expanded to 1.8x its original size, and retained 100% mass. And one shot accuracy test all ended up in a single hole. Overall cartridge weight varied by about 2-3 grains, although I didn't think to measure America ammo to compare; might do that when I get home. No velocity test though. Made it into the third bottle and slightly cracked the fourth (likely hydroshock). Bottle #2 was an Arizona gallon turned sideways (back to front longside, not top/bottom)
This is probably the perfect scenario for it though with a long barrel and only plastic.
I picked it up for my shtf hording stash and was highly sceptical, not knowing if it would even work properly. Now I'm more than happy to add it to my backup pile.
So now that my final appeal has been denied, my options are "get the shot, request separation, or refuse and be forced out."
If I request early separation, there's no guarantee they'll accept it, although many have been successful. If the do accept it, it'll at least be an honorable discharge.
If I refuse, or if they deny my early separation, I'd get paperwork a couple times until they try kicking me out with a general discharge. Since I've been in over six years, I'm entitled to a separation board. This may buy me a couple months, but in the board, I'll be pleading why I don't deserve a general discharge; and if I'm really lucky, I'd get to plea why I should stay in.
Yeah, I know the military serves the jew, but I was trying to get my retirement shekel.
