Meet the RIP Bullet: The Deadliest Ammo on Planet Earth?
2018年12月7日 · The RIP bullet is designed to create massive wounding, leading to rapid blood loss and target incapacitation. The quest for greater lethality in firearms is a never-ending one.
Radically Invasive Projectiles—first reports and imaging ...
2020年3月4日 · Recently, civilian patients have begun to present to emergency departments with a new type of bullet injury caused by a frangible bullet designed to splinter and deform in a predictable manner. This bullet “the Radically Invasive Projectile” (RIP) was developed by G2 Research (Winder, GA).
Radically Invasive Projectiles-first reports and imaging ...
Recently, civilian patients have begun to present to emergency departments with a new type of bullet injury caused by a frangible bullet designed to splinter and deform in a predictable manner. This bullet "the Radically Invasive Projectile" (RIP) was developed by G2 Research (Winder, GA).
Radically invasive projectile injury - thorax - Radiopaedia.org
Radically invasive projectile (RIP) round ballistic fragments seen within the right upper thorax of a young male following ballistic injury. Note the round base of the bullet and 8 separate "trocars" resembling "nail clippings" scattered throughout the ballistic tract.
Effects of a fragmenting handgun bullet: Considerations for ...
In this case report, we describe the complex injuries and subsequent complicated hospital course of a civilian trauma patient who was shot with a newly-designed fragmenting bullet, known as a Radically Invasive Projectile (RIP) bullet.
New fragmenting bullet leads to unexpected injury pattern: A ...
2018年3月25日 · New developments in bullet technology are challenging what is commonly known about penetrating injuries from gunshot wounds. The so-called ‘bullet-rule’ posits the number of wounds and projectiles associated with a patient should add to an even number.
Recently, civilian patients have begun to present to emergency departments with a new type of bullet injury caused by a frangible bullet designed to splinter and deform in a predictable manner. This bullet “the Radically Invasive Projectile (RIP) was. developed by G2 Research (Winder, GA).