bigcountry

I don't know, I passed it by my boss, who is the VP of engineeing and big physic guy and he smiled and said maybe we found a way to break the law of physics. But he's a big smartbutt. He is right however that wind is constant, and the contribution to acceleration should be negible. Basciallly what I am saying is the bullet just wants to move tho where their is equallibrium of pressure on both sides.

Wait, think I figure it out. You may be right. The bullet will move with the wind, but there has to be some speed up or slow down (acceleration) component and a bigger bullet will take longer to equalize its pressure on both sides?? Make sense. Ok, you convinced me Roskoe.