The high-speed water entry models of pointed-head self-spin body and forward-extended cavitating body with 45°water-entry angle and 400m/s high-speed were simulated,by the use of modeling methods of Lagrange structure mesh and Euler fluid mesh. By comparison of the centroid trajectory and the conversion of attack angle after water entry of the two self-spin body models,it is shown that the water-entry trajectory of pointed-head self-spin body in high speed is divergent,and its attitude is unstable. Whilst,it is indicated that the self-spin forward-extended cavitating body can reduce the trajectory divergence after water entry effectively,and maintain a stable oblique fire attitude even after reaching 4 meters under the water. The result of this study shows that in the working condition of high-speed self-spin water entry,the trajectory after water entry of self-spin forward-extended cavitating body has good stability.