i know its 3000 feet per second.
i kinda want to convert it to miles.

i wanna see if my oakley sunglasses are bullet proof. XD

it can withstand up to 102 mph, i think.

Just a little over 2045 MPH, I would NOT try it.

Most handgun bullets leave the muzzle somewhere between 800 and 1500 feet per second, but decelerate exceedingly rapidly.

http://www.calculateme.com/Speed/FeetperSecond/ToMilesperHour.htm

100 feet per second is approx 70 miles per hour. Easy to ratio that upwards.

Divide your velocity by 1.466 to get MPH

...or go to Google and enter whatever fps you want to convert in the search bar like this:

1500 fps = mph

It will miraculously give you the answer.

Just a little bit slower than Superman.

Don't think your sunglasses will help all that much in stopping a bullet.

Are you wondering if sunglases are suficent to protect you from flying brass caseings? If so probibltly yes. If you are talking the lead projectile then no.

Pass the salt!

(fps times 3600) divided by 5280= mph

When you crunch all the conversions from feet per second to mph, you get a conversion factor of approximately .6818. So any time you have a number that is in feet per second, you just multiply it by .6818 and that converts it to miles per hour. That's the same as the dividing by 1.466 like GLB suggested. And the .6818 comes from 3600 divided by 5280 like rarjar said.

Rebeca you said " i know its 3000 feet per second. "


what handgun do you know of that has a muzzle velocity of 3000 FPS ?

Where do you "know" this from?

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You might need to check your data.
here are some generic muzzle velocities

5.7x28mm - 2,550 fps
.17hmr - 1,830 fps
.22 short - 1,010 fps
.22LR - 950 fps
.22WMR - 1,460 fps
.25 auto - 760 fps
.357 Magnum - 1,235 fps
.357 SIG - 1,350 fps
.380ACP - 955 fps
.38 SPC +P - 890 fps
.40S&W - 1,020 fps
10 Auto - 1,290 fps
.44 SPC - 750 fps
.45 ACP - 835 fps
9mm +P - 1,200 fps
9mm - 1,140 fps


The slowest is .44 special at 750 fps which is 511 mph

The fastest is 5.7x28mm at 2,550 fps which is 1738 mph.

Figure the most common are 9mm at 1,140 fps - 777 mph
or .40 S&W at 1,020 fps - 695 mph
or .45ACP at 835 fps - 569 mph

3,000 fps or 2045 mph is more of a rifle speed. (not saying that there is not a pistol that will do it, but it is not one that you would commonly buy stock) It would have to have an extended barrel and a small, hot loaded bullet.


(source Winchester Ballistics Calculator Ap)

Did Kahuna make a new account.....

Kinda weird to think in miles per hour considering a bullet will loose most of its velocity before it ever gets close to a mile

I want one of those 3000 fps pistolas

You'll shoot your eye out kid

Isnt that a quote from the movie, "Christmas Story," and didn't a Red Rider BB gun break his glasses....maybe he should have had on Sunglasses!!

5.7 necked down to 17 caliber? Basically .17 Hornet.