A bullet doesn’t “roll” on snow by luck. It gets disarmed by physics.The moment it hits snow, its velocity collapses. Snow isn’t solid it’s a porous, energy-absorbing medium. The bullet’s kinetic energy is rapidly dissipated through compression, friction, and heat. What’s left isn’t a projectile anymore; it’s just mass with leftover momentum.Now here’s where it gets interesting: the shape and spin that once stabilized flight become liabilities. The uneven resistance of snow creates torque, killi

Btw it was 71 degrees on Christmas, completely snowless in February, 87 degrees in late March. One of the worst winters of all time. And now legit some of the heaviest snow I have ever seen on MAY 5No one does it better than Denver