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3RBallistics
Добавлен 6 фев 2017
Ranch, Range, and Rifles
A place to test material ballistics and hopefully learn a little about the material limits and the possibility to improve those limits.
A place to test material ballistics and hopefully learn a little about the material limits and the possibility to improve those limits.
12ga. Penny Slugs - Viable non-lead slug option tested
We add a bit or penetration power with a hardened steel concrete nail but will that throw off our ability to self stabilize this penny slug.
Original idea from:
@taofledermaus
ruclips.net/video/mAUafQxTGto/видео.htmlsi=anFYi_YF_G_th_cZ
Merch
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Original idea from:
@taofledermaus
ruclips.net/video/mAUafQxTGto/видео.htmlsi=anFYi_YF_G_th_cZ
Merch
www.3RBallistics.com
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Channel Update
Просмотров 14721 день назад
Just getting your opinion on some future projects. Let me know what you all think. New Merch available www.3RBallistics.com
308 Win vs. 300 Win Mag in ELD-X
Просмотров 1,3 тыс.Месяц назад
We take the same 178 grain ELD-X Precision Hunter projectile from a .308 Win and a 300 Win Mag out to 500 yards. Can we capture the energy difference created by the increased velocity in a 150 pound block of clay? We also try and recover the projectile to measure the differences.
Barrier testing Fiberglass panels against rifle rounds
Просмотров 692Месяц назад
We take type E and type S fiberglass and tests them against common rifle rounds. How much and what are the pros and cons of the material. Lets dive in and see if we can find out those answers
Modern Medieval Armor Home build
Просмотров 4822 месяца назад
A little look at how I created Medieval armor to withstand high power modern rifle rounds. If you haven't seen the video of me testing the armor out please click below: ruclips.net/video/reJKPNQVC_E/видео.html
Making Homemade Medieval Armor to withstand modern Rifles!
Просмотров 5422 месяца назад
Can we make an old breast plate and have something that stops today's baddest rounds. Using prior testing and modern materials we take a stab at making Modern Medieval Armor to withstand rifle rounds. Is it possible?
Testing common Materials that can stop bullets
Просмотров 9012 месяца назад
Today we are testing composite and metal material failure point against some very spicy pistol rounds. Let's take a dive and learn from failure so that we can create something better. We test fiberglass, stainless steel, polycarbonate, and UHMWPE
Testing 7mm PRC in Federal ELD-X past 1,000 yards
Просмотров 5 тыс.2 месяца назад
We attempt to catch the Federal 7mm PRC ELD-X in clay at 1,033 yards in an effort to compare its expansion and velocity. How does it compare to the Federal Terminal Asscent projectile we tested last month.
SHTF situations! Using free recycled jugs and cans to stop bullets.
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SHTF situations! Using free recycled jugs and cans to stop bullets.
Testing 7mm PRC Federal Terminal Ascent at over 1,000 yards
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Testing 7mm PRC Federal Terminal Ascent at over 1,000 yards
Homemade Bulletproof Glass build part 2 - Testing
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Homemade Bulletproof Glass build part 2 - Testing
Home Center Homemade Bulletproof glass build
Просмотров 7854 месяца назад
Home Center Homemade Bulletproof glass build
Is 3 layers of level IIIA body rifle rated (level III)?
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Is 3 layers of level IIIA body rifle rated (level III)?
460 S&W XVR terminal ballistic performance
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460 S&W XVR terminal ballistic performance
$25 Personal Armor Channel challenge
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$25 Personal Armor Channel challenge
Testing every 7mm PRC factory load I could find!
Просмотров 36 тыс.6 месяцев назад
Testing every 7mm PRC factory load I could find!
Kevlar, UHMWPE and Fiberglass vs 9mm slow motion
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Kevlar, UHMWPE and Fiberglass vs 9mm slow motion
$50 Homemade Ballistics Gel and scrap metal armor against advanced rifle threats. Do they work?
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$50 Homemade Ballistics Gel and scrap metal armor against advanced rifle threats. Do they work?
Homemade Rifle rated Bullet Resistant Vehicle Glass using Borosilicate Glass
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Homemade Rifle rated Bullet Resistant Vehicle Glass using Borosilicate Glass
Landscape Filter fabric version 2
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Landscape Filter fabric version 2
Amazing homemade flexible body armor. Can it stop .308?
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Amazing homemade flexible body armor. Can it stop .308?
Rare! Fiocchi 12 Gauge Armor Piercing sabot slug
Просмотров 6 тыс.9 месяцев назад
Rare! Fiocchi 12 Gauge Armor Piercing sabot slug
Concrete Ballistic Torso torture test
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Concrete Ballistic Torso torture test
30-06 vs 7mmPRC in Precision Hunter
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30-06 vs 7mmPRC in Precision Hunter
Can DIY Fiberglass outperform UHMWPE - Today's body armor of choice
Просмотров 10 тыс.10 месяцев назад
Can DIY Fiberglass outperform UHMWPE - Today's body armor of choice
Slugfest featuring an AP 12 gauge slug in slow motion
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Slugfest featuring an AP 12 gauge slug in slow motion
Aluminum vs.Mild steel vs. Stainless steel vs. AR500
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Aluminum vs.Mild steel vs. Stainless steel vs. AR500
Amazing Homemade Bullet resistant Glass
Просмотров 3,6 тыс.Год назад
Amazing Homemade Bullet resistant Glass
Homemade Level 4 body armor...Stopping the M2 AP and M855 A1
Просмотров 15 тыс.Год назад
Homemade Level 4 body armor...Stopping the M2 AP and M855 A1
These results mean absolutely nothing. It is for and experiment an entertainment, only. Do NOT make any conclusions. Especially if you decide to create a body or vehicle armour. There are plates made not only of different materials, but also different quality of material. Same goes for the bullets. For example: identical 7.62x39 made in Russia and China are two different bullets. They will have different markings on AR500 plate. But take a REAL bullet from a quality steel from WW2, and it will punch through AR500 like butter. All of the bullets will kill you. Good or bad quality. But when it comes to stopping one, be very careful. Always, have a reserve. Because you do not know if your plate or a bullet flying towards it is made of REAL steel or Chinesium.
Coins here in Thailand are magnetic & very tough , I tried to make a ring from one but gave up .
hi if you use the 4140 steel sheets 10 mm thick and combination of the uhmwpe and fiberglass and kevlar and aramid and those tiles. it will be good but thank you so much this homemade body armor will stop the rifle bullets. and use the resin and hardener to press those fabric together.
Have you tried a single sheet of UHMWPE, say 3/4 thick, vs multiple thin sheets or would that defeat the whole concept.
More proof that the hornady precision ammo velocities are way off the 3000 fps printed on the box. At 2800 fps, the 7PRC is basically no different than a 7mm rem mag.
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25 layers
Woven roven fiberglass plain weave 18 ounces
I think it'd be interesting to put the material from an air bag wrapped around a tile to catch the frag and spalling done where's in the stack
What scope??
can someone link the discord server or where the link is?
Interesting. Would be interesting to test these against a Level III PE or Ceramic strike face.
@@BuffRANGE I was actually thinking of testing the last few slugs that I have against level III AR500 and level III PE. I’m afraid the steel penetrator wouldn’t stand a chance against ceramic. However, I do have a slug that I feel might have a chance against ceramic. It contains a tungsten core but only travels around 1400fps, so maybe 🤔 P.s. love watching your channel, so I’ll put this test up soon. Let me know if there’s ever another test or anything I can help out with 👍.
@@3RBallistics Can these slugs still be purchased?
@@BuffRANGE unfortunately I cannot find them. These were supplied by a former Texas SWAT officer purchased around 1990. I found a similar slug design from FIER ammunition the M.S.F.A. design. Unfortunately I cannot find a place to purchase. www.fier-ammunition.com
I've used 12 dimes as shot in a 12 guage before. They make a mess!!!
That looks eerily similar to a Barnes tsx with nickel coating. It would be nice to see if you could get your hands on the barbed projectile for comparison
Your bipod is pretty loose, dude…tighten that thing up and your groups will follow. Also, add a level.
Regarding the nij iii steel plate, it was predictible, as we discussed earlyer on discord, both the low velocity -high mass tend to play into the realm that steel perform very well in, and the penetrator being close enough to the target in hardness (instead of having significantly more) cause that it can t zip trough like butter, and so yeah, it end up with the steel being able to take it But we can see against allu alloy that the penetrator does play it s role and allow to zip trough
Nice, looking forward to more custom slugs 😊
I’d really like to see this test with the weatherby select with the 177 hammer customs!
Blunderbuss!
Don't put those in a tube magazine! 😮
But sir my shotgun shells have the lebel lip 😂
more testing. yes please.
I'll give ya a chance, subbed
I get way higher velocity with much less longshott...
You should try to not come off the gun on each shot, I used to do that as well... I got better groups when I stayed on the gun and cycled in place... good practice for hunting too so if you need a follow up shot you are ready. or have a way to index on your comb-- I have seen a guy that taped a foam earplug to his stock as an index bump, thought that was clever.
@@funnyriverred2501 love that idea. I’ll definitely give that a try
7000 series aluminum is WAY stronger than 6000… almost as strong as mild steel. Aluminum does make GIF armor for slower projectiles though add it absorbs a ton of energy.
@@meanman6992 I have 7075 T-6 aluminum but it seems too brittle and usually cracks as its failure method against heavy loads. While 7075 does stop the projectile the 6061 seems to be more ductile with absorbing tendencies. I also have some 2024 that works great as well.
I got tricked into watching this clown.
penny traits
No lead!! Great for the environmentals. Lol. Zinc pennies?
@@DisgustedGenXr very true. Back to the drawing board
Did you notice any unburnt powder in the 30 grain , 7/8 oz shots? The velocity seemed a bit low and Longshot usually likes heavier payloads. I'll usually get around 1400 with 30 gr. with a 1 oz slug. Very interesting results!
We GOTTA see you try these things out. You're a legend, sir.
Sent here by your link. Thanks!
@@taofledermaus now that you mention it, there was quite the spread in velocity. I’m hoping it was the powder and now how I loaded them (possibly didn’t push the gas seal down enough 🤷🏻♂️). Looks like more testing must be done ✅
@@3RBallistics I've had shells where the slug was light and used longshot and only the primer went off before. As long as you don't have air space in your powder, the gas seal doesn't need to be rammed into the powder, in other words.
@@taofledermaus Hi guys, Been using Titewad for CAS loads up to 1oz. It will do up to 1 1/8 but not super high velocities and its cheap!
Try using the I would try a strike face plate of S glass and an inch of E glass behind it.
7 prc smokes the 30-06. Dropped my 1000k bull in one shot. Flatter, faster, way more energy at distance. 7prc is a great round. 30-06 is fine for sub 300 yrd shots. If ya want to go long the 7 prc is the ticket.
new sub. This channel is criminally underrated.
@@The_Conspiracy_Analyst thanks.
Cool!
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Fun round!
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Ive seen a few people mix graphene powder with plastic to create a material stronger than steel, i would be greatly interested if you would mix graphene powder with melted milk jugs to create a high density armour
@@Lb-qg5bh I’ll definitely look into that.
Anybody try Corning ware?
@@hughjass7914 that’s basically what I used in this video ruclips.net/video/JKd3fCAVoUw/видео.htmlsi=qJ1aoh9K-dIKTpOU
yes yoiu did hit a fly
I am interested in everything you talked about. Keep up the great content.
Damage down range is the most interesting fact of them all. Very good and interesting video
I would call it a stop on the 308 - second target
Porcelain or silicone carbide tiles are the better options for blocking bullets. They have lower density than regular ceramics making them lighter stronger alternative.
@@JewsRock-ILJ the tile used was porcelain.
You should have used porcelain tiles which are more impact resistant which means you can use less tile for the same bullet resistance and save in weight apparently.
@@JewsRock-ILJ thank you. I did use porcelain tile.
@@3RBallistics porcelain seems to be less dense than silicone carbide but it may be weaker
@@JewsRock-ILJ true. However, finding silicon carbide tile is nearly impossible and very expensive. Alumina oxide is probably the best choice for both price and availability. Luckily, I’ve been able to test all of these strike face materials which should be somewhere in my video library.
Great shooting given that rickety table! Very interesting to see expansion testing beyond the typical 10-100 yds. That round mushrooms hugely but still holds together under 100 yds. Good to see it still opening up well at 1,000. Should be a perfect bullet at normal 50-600 yds hunting. I never appreciated shots beyond 300 yds until moving to Texas. You can have some wide open spaces with no cover. Anywhere from Texas and Arizona to North Dakota and Montana can be this way. Even Eastern Washington and especially Eastern Oregon. Thanks for a great review.
You can just buy a ceramic plate for $149.00 level IV and that will stop the LAP 5.56, 7.62x39, 308 and 30.06 ....well personally I wouldn't trust any plate against the 30.06 though.......👍😂🤪🇺🇲
@@usatrooper5045 agreed. However, I have family that live in NY so that’s not possible to just buy a level IV ceramic plate. Also, this test was more for the 9mm threat and a plate weight under 3 pounds.
@3RBallistics I moved out of the communist run State of NY, Was born in upstate NY up in the Adirondack mountains ( God's country ) Everyone had their deer rifles and shotguns on a gun rack in the back window of our pickup trucks until the democraps decided it was to scary looking and made them wet their britches....😂 I've lived in the American State of Florida now for four decades where you can purchase a vest, pistol and any kind of semi auto rifle, No carry permit is required ect.....The are alive and well here in the Southern American states.......👍🤪🇺🇲
I'd like to see more videos about armor. It's interesting can copper bullets be stopped by 1cm of Glass composite. Looks like soft lead is the reason why GFRP can stop even 44. Also curious can 556 and 762 be stopped by plate of 2mm AR500 steel with GFRP glued to it with epoxy at the back. I suppose that even 2mm stainless steel bonded with GFRP with epoxy and side clamps can stop lead riffle bullets. If GFRP stops 44 and can't stop 556, which have less energy, than reasons can be pointed tip (which also makes a tip firm) and speed. Pointed tip can be harder than pistol bullet tip so something with hardness can break it and plastic absorbs energy.
Very interested in the synthetic gel AND your target builds. Really enjoy your channel.
As many vids as you can do without getting worn out is good, the experiments and knowledge you're putting out is very rare and unique on this platform. The rifle bulletproof plates and glass are my favorite but anything is good. From all the vids i've seen online i think 1 or 2 layers of segmented 10mm tile, over 14 gauge sheet metal, over lvl 3a armor can stop 308, meaning full coverage lvl 3a armor could be modified to full coverage rifle armor, almost like the FRAS armor from Safe Life Defence. Another theory from vids ive seen is that its possible to make a large bullet proof rolling shield out of 1 layer of segmented tile, over 10 to 12 layers of cement backer board (which could easily be drilled and screwed together with long bolts), with your diy rifle rated glass bracketed on top of the boards/tile, and all of it on top of and attached to a wheeled frame, you then have an "affordable" (but heavy) SWAT rolling shield that you can see through, application being homestead defence on ones long driveway and more realistically just for fun.
I'd be interested to see how you made synthetic gel.