@@stephenwignall5977 if he ships international it's technically true! I was just playing along with the joke. .. , I'm sure he's following all trade restrictions so I'm not worrying.
@@ExtremeUnction1988 so the enemy cant see them at night. Nah just joking, most nations designate armor piercing bullets by having the tip of the projectile being painted black to differentiate them at first glance from other types (there different colors for high explosive, tracer and so on). I think germans made the entire casing black for some AP rounds even back in WW2, has probably something to do with their manufacturing process or its a clear designation for inert rounds (training rounds are often unicolored, mostly in blue but it depends whats cheaper for the govt. at the time)
@@ExtremeUnction1988it a joke because the US government thinks that black rifles are more dangerous than brown wooden ones that shoot the same bullet.
You can’t be serious. Please tell me you’re just being funny. Wtf car do you have that costs less than a used dummy round, that clearly has no powder, that has already been shot, and even literally cut at the end so you can unscrew it.
@alexplays24333 Just about everyone in the world has "contact with a government," I'm not sure what that has to do with obtaining decommissioned ordinance. These are sourced privately, the space to store ammunition is too valuable for "the government" to still have stuff this old lying about.
@@whathaveicreated1197 First off, we are talking about side armor, not rear. And second, the side armor of a modern MBT, like a leopard or abrahams, is 300-400mm. Thats 12-15 Inches of armor. You are not gonna make it through that with a 20mm gun.
Это 22 мл. снаряд с вольфрановой - бронебойной пулей, покрашен в чёрный цвет, что б не "перепутать" с "боевым". Предназначен для разборного внутреннего изучения , устройства данного "снаряда", бойцами...
no unique engineering here, also nothing revloutionary. it's a fairly standard Sabot round. They're super cool, but it's old tech that more or less everyone has. There's not "Germanic engineering" here (although Germany does have quite a history of fantastic firearm design, this round isn't it)
@@ryantannar5301 That's not entirely true. Each round leaving germany got a picture of Angela Merkel inside the shell. You know, politicians getting old and doing weird things to be remembered...
Probably the most beatiful AP round I've ever seen. I expect nothing less from germany honestly. The greatest minds on earth typically come from Germany. Hopefully I can go to school there and learn there ways after I join the marines this year. Gotta learn german though 😂.
They were smelting iron and building civilizations, cities and plumbing systems in Africa when Western Europeans were still living in caves. Seriously, Africa is a treasure chest to the world; that most overlook!
No nothing happened that the bullet is very small and it speed is not enough to generate energy that can tear earth apart. Probably make a small hole on the ground with not much impact. If a tungsten rod is from an orbital weapon then It can destroy the city.
These channels have made me appreciate just how wasteful war is. That's a lot of engineering and materials for one round out of countless that get fired in a war.
@@user-pe8yi9uh7d yeah same here, I can admire the technology that went behind it. Was just saying that it's mind blowing how many resources are used up in war.
Whenever i hear discarding sabot, i always think of those weirdly shaped ones that tanks use. It never occurred to me the discarding sabot could look exactly like a normal bullet.
I mean I know how they work. I own some even. Most tho have 2 to 4 segments that house the projectile tho. Each of which fall away nearly immediately after fired due to drag. This one however is a single piece. The rear of it is split in a crusiform mandrel style fashion so it can be screwed into its base. But unless the nose is also split it appears it will stay with the projectile till it hits the target for some reason. To imply wind will pry it apart and dismantle it seems not too kosher. You want it to discard immediately in theory with the least effort possible. If not and it dosent get broken away in the exact way needed and let's say one half stays on a split second longer than the other side it could cause a huge detriment to accuracy. In fact most sabots are designed to come apart so easily and fast that they don't recommend users use barrels with brakes when firing them due to risks of them expanding and clogging the barrels and exploding. (A rarely mentioned theory as to why Scott on Kentucky Ballastics 50 cal blew up... along with him lol.) So yeah just curious as to how exactly this sabot discards is all.
Imagine being part of an armored vehicle crew, seeing a 25mm autocannon being aimed at you and thinking "oh shit" and then just getting shredded by a couple hundred of these things. Terrifying...
It always blows my mind how intricately woven together and how well produced these rounds can be just to have thousands fired with no second thought. Let’s not even talk about missiles lmao😅
That seemless looking core tells me this actually may be a FAPDS round, Frangible Armor Piercing Discarding Sabot. A special Tungsten alloy is used in FAP rounds, and the cores are designed to break up as they penetrate the target, yielding more fragments with every "layer" hit within the target. These rounds offer some penetration mixed with Beyond Armor Damage. Mostly used against aircraft and naval targets, though it is becoming trendy as a multi-purpose round.
Tungsten is unbelievably hard! Part of my welding necessity was Tungsten. Its so hard when broken it shatters like glass. 100% Tungsten is unbelievably hard!
My ass knowing absolutely nothing about higher caliber cartridges: "Oh it's some kinda fake casing, probably just some weird bottle or opener or something-" *Extremely advanced throwing rock slips out* "Oh it's real, got it"
Some of these large caliber rounds such as those used in fighter jet auto cannons , require an electrical strike to its primer as opposed to simply kinetic as is the case with rounds back then..and today
As a guy who spent time being chauffeured around in an M2A2, I have a soft spot in my heart and a hard spot in my jeans for that 25mm round..... it is a BEAST.
That's an autocannon ammunition shell cartridge, which looks quite a whole lot like a typical machine gun or rifle round, but is obviously even way larger, harder, heavier, and much stronger and far more powerful by a long shot.
Wow you live at a beach obviously with big waves at the time of making this video 😊❤ love watching you strip down shells and old speaker heads and stuff it's very interesting to me. 🙏💜🕊️
At this point I’m convinced he’s a retired international arms dealer turned RUclipsr.
Ya Don't think, really‽
@@petevenuti7355he is just being funny
@@stephenwignall5977 if he ships international it's technically true!
I was just playing along with the joke.
.. , I'm sure he's following all trade restrictions so I'm not worrying.
Бывший , потому что походу LSD сожрал ✌🌏
He is, I swear! Who can access so many weapons but arms dealer!😂😂
That piece of tungsten makes a statement
A very dense statement😂
That's a good point 😂
Ik, I'm hilarious
Not a statement just bullet point
A statement about waste, things like this where exactly why they lost ww2
a piercing statement
You know it’s a big bullet when you can take it apart
Reminds me of WANTED movie
And need tools 😂
@@neemojenkins881great fing movie
So there’s no way to take apart a 9mm or what? Doofus 😂
@@k33p1tc00lnot easily. Try disassembling a 9mm with your bare hands.
Holy shit they made them as scary as possible painting them all black
Are you by any chance color blind?😂😂😂
Ayo why it gotta be black tho?!
@@ExtremeUnction1988deepest amount of penetration
@@ExtremeUnction1988 so the enemy cant see them at night. Nah just joking, most nations designate armor piercing bullets by having the tip of the projectile being painted black to differentiate them at first glance from other types (there different colors for high explosive, tracer and so on). I think germans made the entire casing black for some AP rounds even back in WW2, has probably something to do with their manufacturing process or its a clear designation for inert rounds (training rounds are often unicolored, mostly in blue but it depends whats cheaper for the govt. at the time)
@@ExtremeUnction1988it a joke because the US government thinks that black rifles are more dangerous than brown wooden ones that shoot the same bullet.
Forbidden permanent marker.
Very permanent
Uses depleted Uranium / tungsten ink
Nahtzi Ukraine will bow to their conquer
@@760HorsePower never type again 😐
@@chrismaina1830 aww how cute , are you sad that your nahtzis have a zero percent chance at victory? 🤣
Where the hell is this guy even finding AP rounds worth more than my car?
You can’t be serious. Please tell me you’re just being funny. Wtf car do you have that costs less than a used dummy round, that clearly has no powder, that has already been shot, and even literally cut at the end so you can unscrew it.
@@jamesbizshe can be serious
there used to be $20 used motor vehicles back in the 50s
@@christianobabalao9302 that now costs billions of doillars bc they are no longer produced smh
@@RiRiRiPoks don't shake your head
Yeah bro let's compare the cost of something with 10 years to date vs from the 1950s😂😂😂. @@christianobabalao9302
Me with my pen in class
real
You do that challenge at class where you assemble pens in the shortest time possible 😂
Quite kid
How does one acquire such a beautiful paperweight?
have contact with a government
@@alexplays2433
@alexplays24333
They have a website that sells them
@alexplays24333
Just about everyone in the world has "contact with a government," I'm not sure what that has to do with obtaining decommissioned ordinance. These are sourced privately, the space to store ammunition is too valuable for "the government" to still have stuff this old lying about.
@@zatomlzxzanamolzy1253, don't be pedantic, you know what he meant. He was trying to say a contact in the military.
That’s actually a pretty sick looking round
ain't nu'in round about it dude, shit's pointy as hell
Cartridge looks deadly as heck
It is deadly!
It could destroy main battle tanks with multiple shots from the side even though it's only a small projectile.
nah maybe only russian tanks@@w1zz0d45
@@w1zz0d45 That cartridge is not gonna destroy an MBT, unless with "multiple" you mean "hundreds of"
@@random.3665 MBT rear armors are like 20mm and this shit can penetrate like way more
@@whathaveicreated1197 First off, we are talking about side armor, not rear.
And second, the side armor of a modern MBT, like a leopard or abrahams, is 300-400mm. Thats 12-15 Inches of armor. You are not gonna make it through that with a 20mm gun.
Oh the Germans! See how you can use the spent shell casing as a coffee cup. They are such thoughtful engineers!
Danke, danke!
@@DarquosLeblackRuhe auf den billigen Plätzen
S Maul halten
Это 22 мл. снаряд с вольфрановой - бронебойной пулей, покрашен в чёрный цвет, что б не "перепутать" с "боевым". Предназначен для разборного внутреннего изучения , устройства данного "снаряда", бойцами...
Спасибо братан)👍🏻
Germanic engineering at its best yet again!! 😊 ❤🇩🇪
no unique engineering here, also nothing revloutionary. it's a fairly standard Sabot round. They're super cool, but it's old tech that more or less everyone has. There's not "Germanic engineering" here (although Germany does have quite a history of fantastic firearm design, this round isn't it)
@@ryantannar5301You must be a bdfthurt french
Made in China stamp on inside.
@@ryantannar5301 That's not entirely true. Each round leaving germany got a picture of Angela Merkel inside the shell. You know, politicians getting old and doing weird things to be remembered...
this round is for the americans bradley IFV, its used for the M242 Bushmaster auto cannon, so not german
That one 25mm Anti-Material shell from Hot topic
Actually each Round gets shipped with the good old "prison mail". The special hiding places make the color.
German engineering some of the greatest of all time unfortunately I don’t have a German friend named Hanz with a 140 iq to fix my shit😂😂😂😂
@JesusFanBoy masterfully dodged the IQ requirement section of his sentence😂
Yet British engineering usually requires a fire extinguisher and a partial lobotomy. 😂
You called?
Moin Hans Peter, na alles im Rahmen ?@@hanspeter8011
The m242 is the chaingun of the m2 bradley, i dont know what about this specific round is german, but design is very likely american.
Probably the most beatiful AP round I've ever seen. I expect nothing less from germany honestly. The greatest minds on earth typically come from Germany. Hopefully I can go to school there and learn there ways after I join the marines this year. Gotta learn german though 😂.
They were smelting iron and building civilizations, cities and plumbing systems in Africa when Western Europeans were still living in caves. Seriously, Africa is a treasure chest to the world; that most overlook!
ACHTUNG Viel Erfolg 😅
Seriously tho. Their engineering is top notch
Probably better to learn spelling before considering studying internationally, it's their
Also, best painters are grown there
If that tungsten bullet falls from space and hits Earth. That's it buddy.
No nothing happened that the bullet is very small and it speed is not enough to generate energy that can tear earth apart. Probably make a small hole on the ground with not much impact.
If a tungsten rod is from an orbital weapon then It can destroy the city.
@@azwanajeeb2167 i got your tungsten rod right here mfer
These channels have made me appreciate just how wasteful war is. That's a lot of engineering and materials for one round out of countless that get fired in a war.
Exactly war is pointless
i dont support the war but like the hardware
@@user-pe8yi9uh7d yeah same here, I can admire the technology that went behind it. Was just saying that it's mind blowing how many resources are used up in war.
@@Unkown6678 idk that round looks pretty pointy to me
😂😂😂@@chuckythecat9894
The precision and tolerance are impeccable
Detectable through a RUclips video?
@@Tunkkis You can see
Ah a stealth bullet.
Ninja round
@@user-lb5xn3pp2i I think you meant nigga round?
@RKNGL Garrus, be honest. How hard did you get when you saw that big black bullet?!😂
It would be interesting to see a 25mm shell for the GAU-12 and GAU-22 Equalizer guns. As well as a 27mm Mauser aircraft gun and a 20mm M621.
А разве у GAU-12 не 30-мм снаряд?
@@messilionel745 25mm
@@messilionel745 GAU-8A - 30mm
I wonder if it’s possible to find 30mm for Gsh-301
Ive got the chasings of the 27mm mauser ...they are huge
Uh, hello pointy silver bullet.
Man i'm loving all these contents!
I thought bro gonna ligh up that propellent 💀💀💀
HOLY....That's a Bigfoot killer 💀
More like King Kong killer
@@AndreiBarlea-zr1dj Hell yeah 😅
Whenever i hear discarding sabot, i always think of those weirdly shaped ones that tanks use. It never occurred to me the discarding sabot could look exactly like a normal bullet.
Was thinking exactly the same thing!
I will try collecting this rare ammo. Really cool authentic stuff. Great vids
The background sound hit me hard , I don't know why .
Yeah i was a inspector for a company that made similar rounds & those are wicked stuff DU aint no joke...
So how exactly does that sabot discard exactly? Kinda looks like it would be carried to the target.
The wind will pry apart the polymer coat
Aerodynamics
The silver projectile is tungsten, that hits the target.
I mean I know how they work. I own some even. Most tho have 2 to 4 segments that house the projectile tho. Each of which fall away nearly immediately after fired due to drag.
This one however is a single piece. The rear of it is split in a crusiform mandrel style fashion so it can be screwed into its base. But unless the nose is also split it appears it will stay with the projectile till it hits the target for some reason.
To imply wind will pry it apart and dismantle it seems not too kosher. You want it to discard immediately in theory with the least effort possible. If not and it dosent get broken away in the exact way needed and let's say one half stays on a split second longer than the other side it could cause a huge detriment to accuracy.
In fact most sabots are designed to come apart so easily and fast that they don't recommend users use barrels with brakes when firing them due to risks of them expanding and clogging the barrels and exploding. (A rarely mentioned theory as to why Scott on Kentucky Ballastics 50 cal blew up... along with him lol.)
So yeah just curious as to how exactly this sabot discards is all.
@@hughgrection3052 the tip of the sabot is not pointy, it's carved in
Imagine being a country going to war, and you find out this guy took apart all of your ammo
Fuck man the possibilities are endless with this one
Is it common for apds rounds to be all black/have black tips?
black tips are commonly used around the world as armor piercing
I got some ww2 German rounds with the entire bullet black
black tip are generally war rounds
sorry I mean black rounds
@@somerandomboibackup6086 weapons of war just being handed out in the schools
Thats a sweet lookin round.
Aye CHINGA, Papi....that`s a wicked piece of ordinance right there !
ladies and gentlemen, i present to you the spiciest burrito you'll ever hold
ATF: WHERE DOES HE GET ALL THESE WEAPONS?
Very simple very effective armour piercing rounds🙏🙏
India in the making 😄😀
Imagine being part of an armored vehicle crew, seeing a 25mm autocannon being aimed at you and thinking "oh shit" and then just getting shredded by a couple hundred of these things. Terrifying...
Making this all black, making me think to buy one and turn it to a Marker. ☠️💀
These are beautiful and deadly at the same time 😅
That's what she said 🤣
BBC - Big Black Caliber
Bwc is superior to bbc accordig to stats big white caliber
ARMOR PIERCER!
Such a good ammo for slugs in Metal Slug.
Love how even with our advanced technology, at the end of the day we are still just making pointy metal go real fast hurts real bad.
"round is not scary pointy.. pointy is scary"
made in Germany? Yes, I trust it.
That primer is a work of art!
Modern guns are essentially, high tech crossbows at this point. They fire a dense dart, really really fast.
Pulling out fuses with Harbor Freight pliers 💀
Regular Lego set in Afghanistan
That quiet kid during a boring lesson:
Damn Germans fighting off werewolves 😂
Oh fuck, that's an anti-tank rifle.
OH FUCK THAT'S AN ANTI-TANK RIFLE.
its ammunition for the 25mm bushmaster cannon of Bradley.
German primer: *specifically designed and engineered screw-on primer*
American primer: *just a brass 12 gauge glued in*
The amount of machining that goes into some of these rounds is amazing
It always blows my mind how intricately woven together and how well produced these rounds can be just to have thousands fired with no second thought. Let’s not even talk about missiles lmao😅
I bet he found it on Amazon.
Does that run off a regular magnum rifle primer?
kinda looks like it don't it
The quality of the workmanship!
I remember these. thanks for sharing
That seemless looking core tells me this actually may be a FAPDS round, Frangible Armor Piercing Discarding Sabot.
A special Tungsten alloy is used in FAP rounds, and the cores are designed to break up as they penetrate the target, yielding more fragments with every "layer" hit within the target.
These rounds offer some penetration mixed with Beyond Armor Damage. Mostly used against aircraft and naval targets, though it is becoming trendy as a multi-purpose round.
ironic that the fap round provides any penetration
Lool at the boat tail
Screw threads on a round like this is such a German design.
I bought a bunch of the ammo cans for these. Well built. just haven’t figured out what to do with them yet
imagine that pointy paperweight flying at you. at 3600 ft/s.
Oh Yes!.. German Engineers were certainly brilliant in the art of innovation and construction
That is a pretty cool round it uses a regular primer and has a big chunk of tungsten in it.
The Darth Vader of rounds lol
Look at that tungsten core 😍 waa waa wee waa.
I 3d printed one of these in nylon works just fine , use em as cigarette cases tho
THIS IS WHAT I CALL STOPPING POWER 🦅🦅🦅🏈🏈🏈
Man is taking apart a bullet like I take apart pens in class
Tungsten is unbelievably hard! Part of my welding necessity was Tungsten. Its so hard when broken it shatters like glass. 100% Tungsten is unbelievably hard!
This is the tactical ammo I want
That is actually one serious cartridge! 👀 it achieves exactly what it's designed to do, it's ruthless 😮
You got to love German engineering, it's always on point.
That is bad ass. If you had a telephone pole worth of tungsten and you just drop it from space it’s like a nuke
I’m a little amazed all the engineering, machining and manufacture that goes in to something that will get spat out of a cannon at 500 rpm.
I’m also a Black Metal fan
One slick sabot.
There’s a lot of machining that goes into each one of those
Wow simple, effective, destructive 😮
My ass knowing absolutely nothing about higher caliber cartridges: "Oh it's some kinda fake casing, probably just some weird bottle or opener or something-"
*Extremely advanced throwing rock slips out*
"Oh it's real, got it"
Some of these large caliber rounds such as those used in fighter jet auto cannons , require an electrical strike to its primer as opposed to simply kinetic as is the case with rounds back then..and today
the fact that the primer is threaded sent me
When you shoot these rounds you can hear the fuhrer cursing the target in German
Dam you know that’s German engineering! So tight and precise Each piece fitting
That's 25mm of Einigkeit und Recht und Freiheit.
25mm of oppression and propaganda
ATF: You gonna to be home today? We just wanna drop in for a minute.
As Scott would say: she be kickin'
When is painted black it just looks like something you'd buy from victoria secrets
Your content is better than Po. rn
You know things are serious when rounds have primers and bullets screwed on
As a guy who spent time being chauffeured around in an M2A2, I have a soft spot in my heart and a hard spot in my jeans for that 25mm round..... it is a BEAST.
That's an autocannon ammunition shell cartridge, which looks quite a whole lot like a typical machine gun or rifle round, but is obviously even way larger, harder, heavier, and much stronger and far more powerful by a long shot.
No armour is stopping this
Except MBT frontal armor.
И пуля, и капсуль всё на резьбе, как это солидно, по-немецки.😊
War thunder players are geting wild
Somehow I feel like this is the scaled up explanation of how to pull bullets apart lol
Ele é o SENHOR DAS ARMAS 😊😊😊😊😊
Wow you live at a beach obviously with big waves at the time of making this video 😊❤ love watching you strip down shells and old speaker heads and stuff it's very interesting to me. 🙏💜🕊️