It hit the water jugs and deviated so much from the flight path, that it hit the side of the box and was lost.

We had to take a second shot.

Here's the result.

It was flattened out and bent in the center.

Next a round of British RG50, with a wooden nose cone.

It is rumored that the Brits actually sterilized this wooden plug before making the rounds.

I guess they didn't mind blowing a big hole through your guts, but didn't want you to "get a nasty infection, old boy".

Also notice the cardboard plug, which was placed above the cordite.

This round busted the jugs and the heavy part, the lead filled jacket was recovered in the last jug it penetrated, while the empty bullet nose was on the floor of the box.

We didn't find the wooden nose plug.

You will also notice that the old Waterbox O' Truth is taking a beating.

I tried to push it back together to finish the shoot.

Lastly, a round of British GB 1944, which also had the wooden core.