What kind of sparks will the bullets collide with each other?

When bullets collide with each other, there will be beautiful sparks between them. As the entrance, you can send short messages directly to the contacts in the address book, both of which are bullet short message user traffic, and one of them is not a bullet short message user, so you can send short messages directly and send short message numbers for free every month. The first is to establish contact channels, and use the WeChat part to transmit convenient bullet information on the spot, so users will naturally download the software. At the same time, mobile phones should also do a good job in the management of spam messages.

So, what happens if two armor-piercing projectiles collide in flight? As far as I know, the two launchers are the same, that is to say, if some parameters such as the strength of the kinetic energy bullet collide with the launcher, then the two bullets will be crushed or broken, just like the collision of two plasticine, because it is under the big one, so the kinetic energy of the collision and the high-strength alloy are actually no different from plasticine. What happens if a bullet hits the armor of a tank? It must be airtight, and the bullet will break like plasticine.

So if two armor-piercing bullets hit together, the result is the same. If they can't penetrate each other, they will collide with each other. If they shoot two bullets, the result is the same, because bullets are usually dynamic. In the picture above, two bullets collided, apparently shattered (Minnie, the soft lead bullet used in the original rifle).

Although the alloy used for armor-piercing projectile has greater strength, its kinetic energy is also greater, and the final result is similar. Of course, the result of the above picture is that two projectiles collide head-on. If it wasn't for a head-on collision, I wouldn't use this picture. These are two projectiles connected together. First of all, two tanks fired armor-piercing bullets at the same time and collided, which is less likely than winning the lottery. In my long history of military cognition, it seems that there is no such thing as two shells colliding, and I have never heard such a movie clip. You are more imaginative than writing plays.