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Tracer Bullets in Film

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airbolt | 22:31 Tue 15th Nov 2005 | Film, Media & TV
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I recently watched " The Transporter" once again - ( Great film even tho it is complete tosh ) and at least one character used tracer rounds from a handgun.


Is this just a little visual eye candy or would tracer ever be used from a hand gun?


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i would say eye candy as a tracer round is an actual round that is phosperous and does little if any damage at all. The reason machine guns have them is to give them a direction guide for the gunner to aim with when sending out multiple bursts in seconds and the tracers are usualy placed every after every 3 rounds of ammunition. To have it in a handgun is useless as it uses up 1 of the (up to) 15 rounds thus reducing the actual number of killing rounds within the gun and also isnt much use as a guide to where the bullets are hitting as it is just one round fired each time and not a stream of bullets.

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