Is it possible for one round of ammunition to set off another round, and that round set off the next, thus creating a chain-reaction? I've never seen any videos of this being tested. I made a contraption to test this theory and showed the rig in a video last week. I asked the viewers to predict what they though would happen. Nearly everyone had NO confidence in the way I was going to do it. I used the wrong rounds, wrong type of tubing, wrong bb gun, etc. People were using phystics, citing Mythbusters, and applying their own experience to come up with answers. Most answers were why it wouldn't work. 2 people DID call it and guessed correctly!
Prediction video:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uhB5m...
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Chain-Reaction of TEN Rifle Rounds - Were you right? ─ TAOFLEDERMAUS
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