Technical Details of HPR Black Ops in 9mmīlack Ops OTF by HPR is designed to be the ultimate round in both terminal performance and accuracy. Caliber and gimmicky rounds just allow for sloppier round placement. And ultimately proves the point–round placement is everything. If you want to know what a round will do to a person, then you need to test on a person. At the end of the day, shooting gel, is, well, shooting gel. There are important hills to die on–ballistic gel nerdology is not one of them. I personally could care less, so long as the medium is calibrated and consistent (and I’ll shoot what ever they send me).
There are apparently factions of gel testers out there: the #neverclearballistics and the #dontcaresolongasitisconsistent. If it is not calibrated and you are trying to control against a specific density, your results are going to be skewed. Obviously a gel with a lower density is going to show deeper penetration–so evaluating round penetration in gel (either kind of gel) is going to be skewed. Tom G and I did feel that that comparison was invalid since the density of the gels were not consistent. There was quite a lively discussion in the comments. The current series is sponsored by Clark Armory who provided the testing medium and rounds:Ībout a month ago Nicholas C posted an article showing a comparison video of organic ballistic gelatin to Clear Ballistics that was done by. Welcome to the sixth installment of our ballistic gel testing series.
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