Most INSANE Bullets In The World!
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- Check out the most insane bullets in the world! This top 10 list of scariest and deadliest ammunition creates some of the most dangerous military weapons ever!
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11: Dragon’s Breath Rounds
Dragon’s breath rounds consist of mostly magnesium pellets and shards. These are considered some of the coolest and most exotic shotgun rounds ever! It is not considered a tactical load and is really just for fun although it can be quite dangerous.
10. Hollow Points
Hollow point bullets have exactly that. A hollowed out shape in the point of the bullet which causes it to expand as it hits its target, causing more damage to tissue.
They are outlawed for use in warfare, and in many countries and states in the US, but they are used by some law enforcement personnel, and ordinary gun owners in self-defense.
9. Railgun Projectiles
Actually, who needs bullets at all anymore?? The US Navy electromagnetic railgun is essentially a super weapon!! This futuristic projectile is safer to stockpile than explosive ammunition and much cheaper. The railgun can fire a hardened projectile and blast anything it hits like a meteorite from outer space.
8: The .577 Tyrannosaur
For those not acquainted with the T-Rex: It was one of the deadliest carnivorous dinosaurs, with teeth the size of bananas. What’s more, it could swallow 500 pounds of flesh in one bite. If you want to learn more, just watch my video on the largest carnivorous dinosaurs of all time!!
7. Nuclear Bullets
After the collapse of the USSR, the media started reporting on the presence of a mysterious weapon developed since the 1960s. According the original article which was published in Russian, Soviet physicists were producing nuclear bullet fillers out of an element called californium.
6: Depleted Uranium Silver Bullets
While Soviet nuclear bullets read like science fiction, depleted uranium bullets, DUs, are pure fact. These rounds penetrate through thick hardened steel, making them the ultimate tank killers.
5: Flash Thunder Grenade
The Flash Thunder Grenade is not your typical shotgun round. A shot produces a blinding flash and an extremely powerful blast of 182 decibels. At just a little more, 195 dB, the human eardrums rupture. Jet planes taking off only produce 165dB.
4: Macho Gaucho Rounds
Macho Gaucho rounds mimic the appearance of the “bolas,” a device made by linking two heavy balls with a string of one-to-two feet. Gauchos or South American cowboys have used this contraption for hundreds of years to hunt game and capture cattle since it entangles the animal’s legs causing it to trip.
3: Jihawg Ammo
Labeled as the most controversial round in the universe, the Jihawg Ammo is the subject of much criticism and ridicule, even in the gun owning community.
Its creators, believed to be some Idaho gun owners, were sitting around a campfire enjoying their drinks.
2: Punt Gun Shells
The Punt Gun is the largest shotgun ever, used avidly by wildfowl hunters in the 19th to 20th centuries. A typical punt gun averaged 8 feet 4 inches in length, weighed 43 kg, and had a bore diameter of 2-inches ( 51 mm)
1: G-2 Research R.I.P. Bullet
Topping this list of insane bullets is the Radically Invasive Projectile, nicknamed the “Rest in Peace” bullet. Many consider it the world’s deadliest bullet, and the manufacturer markets it as “the last round you’ll ever need.”
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"These dragon breath rounds"
Proceeds to show a flamethrower
TOMMY if it’s a joke ok if not no it’s a gun apart from the clip in the middle of the showcase
ok boomer
@@Necroticss thing is, it's not even a gun
Thomas_KT yes it is it’s a shotgun
Thomas_KT not at 1:06
Wow... so much of that was just Insanely INCORRECT.
Yes I find these "top ten" or any other count down channels are mostly incorrect with a little bit of fact put in to gain validity.
How about F.B.I
amazing how they publish videos with 90% BS
I know right
agreed
“Who needs bullets”
Ah yes, i’d totally use a railgun for self defense.
My casual railgun, walking down Detroit.
I use an chainsaw cannon
ah yes let me put a truck sized gun in my pocket
Oh god how am i gunno conceal carry
You couldn't afford the electricity bill.
Dragons breath for “less than lethal” home defense. Lmao
Gonna burn the damn house down
@@_r.t- also incinerate the intruder
Dragons breath is about destroying plate carriers
XD
Its for home defense so you dont have a home to defend anymore
"Here's the dragon's breath round. Let's show clips of flamethrowers because it's the same, right?"
Lol
Not to mention the inconvenient fact that Dragon's Breath does NOT contain a bullet...Ain't it cute when Liberal Fuckwits make videos about ANYTHING relating to firearms?
"BAWWW THOSE LIBERALS DONT CONFORM TO MUH BELIEFS"
Ziggurat Vertigo It’s not that they didn’t conform to his beliefs, it’s just they didn’t even get their information right
Keyboard Cave There are plenty of left and right wingers that don't know anything about weapons.
*_Hollow points are insane and explode._*
Wtf.
😂 no they don't. I have used gun's all my life. Hollpoits do not exploded on impact. They only expand nothing more
@@ColonelSpankysLostBattalion Unfortunately it's the new trend on YT..
Sem Ideia 22lr will and certainly some modern hollow points are made to break apart during impact
Fragmenting rounds are different from exploding rounds
Toward the end of ww2 America dropped a hollow point on Hiroshima.
Or was that an atomic bomb? I don't know. They're so similar I get them confused.
"Do you have experience with any of these bullets"
Ah yes because I have a railgun in my backyard
“Real men” have two rail guns mounted, barrels crossed, in the den...
Yes I have a crate full of pig bullet in my attic
Great for rabbit hunting.
"Ironically, the bullet that causes more damage is actually safer!" - it's called efficiency xDD
Only thing they got right in this video'
At least they explained the definition
"Most insane bullets in the world"
Starts with not a bullet. Nice.
Death Templer 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
A dragons breath shell is technically it is a bullet but ye
@@firstlight5753 no its a round it has no solid projectile
@@freedomlover866 Aren't rounds still referring to bullets? A Dragon's breath shell is as the name states a shell.
@@pigflyer5514 no a bullet is a projectile a round is the entire shell powder and bullet
7:37 they also use this in ak-47s” shows a guy shooting an sks
Ik right
@@_ru4at_429 ikr they're idiots
DU ammunition *immediately shows an artillery piece*
@@movementals1178 nah, they said just 7.6 so we're not even going to give that to em
@@movementals1178 in thir defense the sks is a ak basesd rifle but yeah its not an ak
''they explode on impact'' proceeds to show a incendiary round.
Holy shit this video😂😂 most “insane” bullets and the second one is a hollow point. Yall need to do more weapon research
Do your research! Video is 50 percent gossip and 50 percent BS.
What BS?
@@r3ddr01d7 bullsh!t
There’s no gossip anywhere, and besides, I found everything on Google.
This channel wouldn’t know a firearm from a fork
Here in the UK you'd likely be arrested and charged with carrying a deadly weapon if you were found in possession of a fork.
@@theirishcontrarian4626 😆
Thats a forearm
I've seem a gun that I purchased from the NRA, the world's largest firearms seller, that shoots nuclear tipped forks. It's a fully semi-automatic ghost fork gun.
Exactly thats why i came to the comments like wtf a hollow point for most insane bullets wtf
....Saying a "Railgun Round" is a Bullet...Is like saying An Age of Sail naval cannon is a musket.
ah yes this 2 ton cannon is just a glock
hollow points are literally standard self defense rounds, the whole point of them is so that they fragment and not hit the person standing behind the one you wanna shoot, standard fmj/ball rounds are wayyy safer for the person you’re shooting at and more dangerous for innocent bystanders
So exactlt what was said in the video then yea?
Only in the US, most other countries only use hollowpoints when hunting medium to large game. (Not recommended for rabbits or ducks!)
@@danieljob3184 won't you get nasty metal fragments in your food then?
Talks about shotgun shells , shows images of flamethrower and ak-47
That was an SKS lol
Lol yeah, most misleading vid ever.
Talks about gun with agonizing recoil, shows a pellet gun.
I lost all respect for the research abilities of this producer when they were talking about a shotgun while showing an SKS.
Logic
Whoever puts your videos together needs to be fired. They obviously have no idea what they are looking at. You got footage of things that don't even make any sense.
They showed a "less lethal rubber slug" when talking about thunder shots! TF?
They showed flamethrowers for the first one haha
they showed the soviet fucking moon rocket tf
Most insane munitions
Demolition Ranch:Am a try all this bullet for my mannequin
ROFLMAO, Dragons Breath for home defense. Wife: Did you get him? Me: Yep, he's toast now grab the dog and call the fire dept
I’m surprised you didn’t say grab the butter........ I mean he’s toast so..... you know...... ok I’m done now
1) clickbait
2) wrong content
most INSANE Bullet you want to know? Raufoss Mk211 .50 BMG is all you need for anything
Kokainarienv0gel dang right
Dang there’s fly in my room...CLETUS GRAB THE .50 BMG!
Nah, a Mk19 with HE and WP rounds.
That would be the KPV with their 14.5 mm
how about .950 JDJ
Some dragon breath videos were flame throwers
I'm glad I wasn't the only one to notice
It was to show how similar to a flame thrower
Yes. I think we can differentiate without a disclaimer.
.. Because she said hey look how this is different and similar to a flamethrower.. then showed both
Like literal flamethrowers and there was an sks
summarizing the Dragon's bregth Round creation: What if I created a duck-hunting bullet that would bake the duck for me
Bregth
“For women who live alone but are concerned for their family’s safety.”
OMG I love it.
F*** that feminist who created it with dragons breath
You are talking about "Dragon's Breath Rounds". So why are you showing Flame Throwers ?
You dumbass did you not listen to the whole thing it’s not a flamethrower
One of them is a flamethrower dickhead
ok Stan, i'll answer you.. its because when they shoot the gun it looks like a flame thrower..
@@josephtaylor2907 no she showed a literal flame thrower 1:05 and 1:20
@@josephtaylor2907 bro really has a fortnite pfp 💀
Why are hollow points on this list? There nothing insane about a run of the mill hollow point bullet.
Bacon Bits Thank you i mean really WHAT ABOUT THE REVERSE BULLET?
Bacon Bits yeah and how about the k bullets
I know right you can pretty much find any type of hollow point for a shotgun sabot slug
Author was completely wrong about why they're banned for military too.
Liberals
"Number 7, nuclear bullets." *proceeds to show the soviet rocket to the moon*
'some people think they can outsmart me... maybe, maybe I've yet to meat someone who can outsmart a bullet' -Heavy TF2
5:25 We just gonna' ignore that dino taking a watery dump?
Dino projectiles
Holy fuck
LMFAO!!!
You saw that too? Thought it was just me
Yes
What the hell? Hollow points aren’t explosive. They expand
She said they expand
Explosion doesn't always mean combustion...
Violent expansion=Explosion
Hmm let me think 😔
No one said that they did combust. Ben Mitchell was saying that a hollow point bullet, being an inert piece of lead partially enveloped by a copper jacket, does not explode. Instead hollow points expand. The confusion over the "explosion" may come from the possibility of the bullet partially fragmenting when it strikes a solid object, like a bone.
Ah yes, an armored tank. As opposed to an unarmored tank. Next you’ll tell me the floor is made of floor.
No.1: "is the most deadliest bullet in the *WORLD* "
ME: isn't all bullets deadly
this is soooo bad.... this is what happens when you let someone do a documentary who has no clue about the subject...
But can you do it better than her?
Well, to answer your question, no I can't.
But what's your point, I can't criticize unless I'm an expert on video editing and producing?
No, I only said its poorly researched and its cool over fact.
And it is spreading misinformation.
I mean it's pretty much the whole channel. I'm not gonna lie.
They never research the topic properly, just say some dumb shit all the time
ummm... your T-Rex... ummm... just took a raging diarrhea at around 5:24. Just sayin...
Xorcist Bat bwahahahahahaha!
That's actually some shitty South Korean movie
I just left the comment then looked to see if anyone noticed. I just saw this splash and was like wait... What was that water.... I know they didnt... Yup. They sure did Hahahaha
Lol
Lmao I saw that too 🤣🤣🤣🤣
"heres 11 of the most insane bullets, proceeds to show a flame thrower"
damn all that information is just so correct, i can barely put into words.
I love how only 3 on the list are actual bullets
Hahahahah lol
Lmao
Hollow points aren't banned either, and they aren't insane.
Liberals are weird
@@jkf9712 they are only banned under the geneva convention which she does actually state.
Ya, could see that coming as soon as the first one wasn't even a cartridge but a shell.
This is what happens when someone who doesn't know anything about guns makes a video about guns, or more specifically, bullets.
I think it's cute when liberals make videos about guns.
".577 leaves the shooter reeling and agony"...and she compared it to a 22 hollow points which is not a rifle round anywaus
its irritating ... and that's coming from someone living outside the usa who things you're gun laws are insane ... but this has me shaking my head... lol
12:50 and many people like me think its a marketing gimmick
13:23 shoot a pig carcass and then call me and ill listen to what you have to say ..
The kindergarden humour necessitated early termination of the video.
"most insane bullets in the world" * shows flame thrower*
a hollow point is not an INSANE bullet
Are you a psychologist?
@@brendabuja1296 yes
@@l909r oh, then I can agree hollow point bullets are sane
Insane if it hits your brain.
Ik that’s what I thought lol
"Extreme fire hazard when used in areas with dried wood and grass." shows dude lighting it up in forest with dried leaves and trees. lol
She also put a legit flamethrower in that segment which has nothing in common with the dragons breath round
photoshop for drama, seen more devastating fireworks and dragon's breath range is about 30 yards.
Hollow points EXTREMELY DANGEROUS 🤣 actually no just a hunting round
Surprised and disappointed by the lack of piranha rounds on this. Those are shells made by maniacs, for maniacs.
For the flash thunder grenade thing, going from 182 dB to 195 dB is no "small increase." Every 3 dB represents a doubling of intensity. 195 dB is over 64 times more intense than 182 dB. "Loudness" is doubled every 10 dB, so 195 dB is more than 2 times as loud as 182 dB.
Not a small increase like you said...
This hurt my ears
The footage at 1:05, and 1:20 was NOT a Dragon's Breath round. It was someone using an actual flamethrower. As for the R.I.P. bullets, they're a gimmick - and nothing else.
There is lots of meningless footage in this vid... when they discuss "Nuclear bullets" for some unexplained reason they show N1 rocket footage which has nothing to do with "nuclear" fuel.
An absolutely unrelated visual? I'd rather have nothing than pointless footage that has nothing to do with the topic being spoken of which causes confusion. It's careless presentation of information presented as fact by people who are ignorant on the topic themselves - harmfully spreading disinformation and ignorance just to make a profit.
Can't agree more...
the7thson1962 I use the rip 45. Cal rounds for home defense because I did test them. They are more or less a less than lethal. You can't deny that getting hit buy it would hurt like hell.
Rip bullets are not gimmicks because the shards enter a wound at a high speed.
The only drawback is they're pretty expensive
No wonder why my ears hurt when a plane takes off
It is clear that the person behind this video has limited firearm knowledge.
"Limited firearm knowledge" is being 'wayyyy too charitable; I suspect the writing/production team might have seen an illustration of a gun in a comic book, once upon a time, and developed this video thru extrapolating and watching TV and movies...
@@luvitgoodnhard4439 I don't know if that's the case. I think they may have heard a brother's uncle's cousin who had thought about it once and never stopped to learn the facts.
Duh
DUUUUHHHHHHHHHHH
1.5x the force from a .22 hollow point like shooting a bb
"DO you have any experiences with these bullets? Let us know down below"
Yes hello I tripped over and shot myself with a DU Anti tank shell
Lucky I shot my self with a chainsaw round
One time I got hit in the head with a nuclear missile hand thrown at me by Kim jong un himself
Damn I accidentally jumped into a rail gun projectile
@@gtb.2kold807 again chase mine blew me up
I read this and just laughed to damn hard. This comment is great.
„Medical care is not cheap“
*Starts to laugh in german healthcare*
Lmfao 😂 Dragons breath...I thought it was a video on my misses! 😂
These people sound like they don't know anything about guns.
Liam yes.
Liam they dont
Dragons breath and rail gun bolts, wow
YA THINK???
Liam they probably work for CNN
That description off hollow points is completely inaccurate. They are absolutely used in warfare. I had hollow point nines in my side arm when I was in the Air Force. They are designed to not create exit wounds because firing a pistol at someone at effect range almost always will pass through the target and endangering any bystanders. They also don't really cause more damage because they have a straighter trajectory upon entry and stop without causing damage through the whole target.
FonziBeats its easier to remove one bullet then it is 6 so they dont do more damage but theyre a bitch to remove
Vaynii they stay togheter tho exept if it hits hard bone mass, they mushroom out but stay togheter in the body so they dont kill any innocent bystanders only the target, do your research
The US Air Force only uses hollow point bullets in Security Police sidearms for on base operations and even then not universally true. When I was Security Police 1969-1977 we were issued standard 158 gr. ball ammo for our .38spc sidearms. Hollow point bullets were banned by the Hague convention for use in combat. All nations that signed that agreement are bound by those rules. That is true for ALL branches of the US military. Some covert operations by non-military personnel are exempt.
Well there's that and you don't want overpenetration in an area where there's likely to be big fuckin' tanks full of highly volatile aviation fuel...
Depends on how you view ballistic damage and lethality. A through and through shot is typically more survivable than one that involves particles left in the body. That involves insitu infection risk since anything on the bullet remains in the body longer than with a pass through shot. Also hollow points depending on the levels of clothing and or armor on the target CAN fragment in a target usually creating multiple wound channels or at the very least a larger non closing wound channel and a decision of whether to try to remove the round or pieces vs leaving them in. Additionally from a standpoint of energy dump a hollow point that stops in a target dumps ALL of its energy into a target vs a pass through which takes its remaining energy with it as it exits.
So for a given energy load and from the perspective of wound channel size and post injury complications, a hollow point has a tendency to be more injurious or deadly.
For a given caliber and load all other things being equal.
You could say that the dragon breath rounds,turns your gun a literal fire arm.
Bum dum crash 😂
Those were flamethrowers and hollow points don’t explode
I see the comments talking about inaccurate information but has anyone notice the shitting T-Rex? 5:24
Yes, as a matter of fact I did notice that. Lol. I was just considering going back to see if I really saw what I thought I saw when I came across your comment so thanks for confirming that I can rest assured now! Lmao
Yes, I did lol. I wondered why they’d pick that clip. I suppose someone thought it was funny and maybe a distraction from the inaccurate info in this video?
I'm dying laughing are we just going to pretend thT didn't happened
damn I was gonna say that
I noticed too
I'm guessing about 0% of the people involved in the making of this vid knew anything about guns or ever fired one
you are right especially with Muslim religions
That many of the crew?
Your statement is like a double negative. If 0% knew nothing, you're saying someone knew something.
i did.
when i was 10.
(it was a motherfucking ak47)
one smol birb my dad used a rifle when he was only 12 during the vietnam war
When u have a shotgun but its literally a flame thrower
It isn't even called "bullet" it's actually called ammunition
Yes.
10 is far from insane. Hollowpoint rounds are only illegal for use by civilians in New Jersey and for use by the military by international law and treaties. They are very mainstream in law enforcement and personal protection in the USA. I'm a US CCW instructor. They're perfectly legal to own in my jurisdiction. I also recommend that those who have a firearm for personal protection, if possible, carry the same ammunition as their local or a major US law enforcement agency. In my case that would be LVMPD which uses Speer Gold Dot LE Duty rounds. Get your facts straight. Hollowpoints are not insane rounds nor are they not mainstream in the USA.
LVMPD? You live in Vegas? Me too : D
Yes, I was an LVMPD approved CCW instructor in 2008-12. I let it lapse because I was considering leaving Vegas so it wasn't worth renewing my business license. Leaving Nevada is most likely coming to fruition. A previously approved duty round for LVMPD was Winchester Silvertips which unfortunately are discontinued. It had a very long service record and were available in virtually all calibers.
The Swedish police force are using them.
Im german and have never held a gun in my life, and even I know they are not Insane....
And that californium bullet is absolute bullshit, Edwin Wiles left a comment that explains it fairly well..
It's obvious minimal research was done by people who have even less knowledge of ballistics. This is a pure emotional piece of flotsam.
It’s kind of disappointing
Lmao they had flame throwers and were calling it dragons breathe. Same people who watch a shotgun destroy a watermelon calling it an AR15
Ah yes, brick story buildings. Love em.
"normal *shots*, which are fully jacketed and rounded"... um.. what?
Someone needs some education...
I mean, aside from arguing the semantics of what "normal" means I feel it fit the context. The FMJ rounds that are the expected munitions of internationally compliant combat-which they did touch on- are jacketed and have a full, at least semi-rounded nose on them. You dont really start to see the spike-style bullets until you get into LMG territory and higher.
Is there something I'm missing? I dont know a lot about each individual micro adjustment of the ammunition of the 21st century, but I do make an effort to study the changes of ammunition composition from 1800 to 1950 where most of the important changes happened. Thinking of making a master's thesis out of it. I welcome any new information though, and dont mind being wrong.
@@booradley6832 WTF is a "spike style" bullet? Spitzer type bullets have been used in virtually all military and sporting rifle ammunition since World War 2. The few exceptions to this rule are necessary due to the design of the firearm the cartridge is used in. An example would be the 1894 Winchester rifle, typically found chambered for 30-30 Winchester, with a tubular magazine. Round nose bullets are used because a Spitzer style pointed bullet would run the risk of detonating a round in the magazine tube.
,"Hollow Points are banned and illegal in many states ..."
BULL!!
Hollow points are used for hunting in every state that allows the use of a rifle for big game.
Hollow points handgun rounds are not banned in the US.
Hollow points do not "explode", either.
Actually HP are banned in I think new york as well as a couple of other localities
cade83642 New York isn’t a state.
@@Yeet-cy8tz Yes it is.
10:12 : *exists*
Jojo fans: Allow us to introduce ourselves
Did she say fission and fusion?! Didn't know we finally figured out the latter. Sweet!
Thought it was just me who noticed :P
You don’t know how to fusion?
Sucks to be you
That moment when you see 9 thousand dislikes on a video, so you pause it without watching, and just go straight to the comments.......
Kasey Brown 11k right now and i am happy to say that i am one
And you find nothing
"most insane bullets"
"hollowpoints"
SINCE WHEN WERE JHP BULLETS INSANE
She has no idea that jacketed rounds are far more dangerous. Because they can you know... GO THROUGH AN INCH OF STEEL! not like a hollow point that explodes 3 feet before the steel out of fear of it lol
@@JungleJoel845 its the hydroshocks that were worse they could punch armor
She doesn’t know what she is talking about because only 3 of these are actually bullets
@@dalewhite5216 Nope! Federal Hydroshock ammunition is designed for maximum controlled expansion in soft tissue. The bullets flatten out on impact with armor or hard targets with minimal ricochet.
My buddies think hollow tips are "hot shit" cause they heard some fucking rapper say so... idiots.
Is the T Rex dropping the kids at the pool just after 5:25??🤣😂🤣😂
"R.I.P Bullets"
You mean something like modified, just more pointy hollow-point bullets? Which you already tackled, by the way?
"more that 1.5 times the recoil of one of the smallest rounds you can fire" please make videos about things you know about
I literally had to pause this video so I could stop laughing...
Actually when i shoot a 22 it literally kicks like twice as much as a blowback airsoft pistol
She said the recoil of the .577 is more than twice the force of a 22LR gunshot. Not 22LR recoil.
@@patrickliston9595 the force of impact and recoil is the same tho
Discord except they arent
5:25 the dino is shitting so much
GW - they caint get SHIT past you....lol. you can see that SHIT from a mile away.lol
what did the dino ate?
"Basically turning your firearm into a flamethrower"
There was a perfect moment to make a pun but I guess she missed the memo.
I wonder if they can implement pigmentation into dragon's breath rounds. That way, gender reveal parties in the south could be even more volatile!
I like this idea
say most insane bullets show flamethrower
Lol and the bore thunder.... They just had to add the word "granade" to make it sound dangerous.
That was bothering me a good bit
Lance Escobedo
M
M?
That One Super Saiyan
>starts sentence with "Tries"
>says other dude doesn't use proper grammar
Dragons breath but shows a flamethrower... LMAO Libs
in the news media, they show machine guns when talking about the AR-15
You weren't assuming reporters had to be intelligent, were you? They're talking heads who can't find a real job.
Reign exactly
n d what system shall take it's place comerade?
Reign yea i was thinking the same thing making dragons breath rounds seem like a stream of fire blowing outta the end of your shotgun but you’d be hard pressed to see em in daylight only at night will the even remotely show up like ANY ROUND
‘Do not do this at home’
Me:*Does it in my friends house*
When she showed the flamethrower and called it a bullet, I was singing fortunate son.
I'm sorry, if you use a dragons breath shell inside your home, you kind of deserve what happens next...
@Sam Krieger darwinism at its finest lol
Probably
My family shot one before and caught a feild on fire but we put it out before it could spread 😂
@@woods69 but, at least y'all weren't dumb enough to fire it INSIDE your house lol.
Also, props for not letting it get out of control to where it could harm anyone or other people's property. I call that a net lol
The railgun,hasn't been developed further,not because it's ''too dangerous'',but because it needs too much electric energy,in order to generate the electromagnetic field,that propels the projectile.The weapon works perfectly and is extremely powerful,it can theoretically,destroy an enemy battleship,with one shot.The problem is,you need a huge powersource,in order to operate it and it's also very big.At the current stage of development,it's not practical,but if they manage to downsize it and make it work with less electric energy,this thing will be devastating.
doubleP also they are not affective enough for the navy because of the curve of the earth. With radar systems capable of finding enemy navy vessels at 900 Miles all an enemy needs to do is sit just below the horizon and shiot missiles at you. The rail gun will just fire over its head since it fires so fast it can't arc to hit targets over the horizon.
Very true, maybe don’t use it on a water vessel, what about a satellite?
Look up "Star Wars Defence System." Or "Star Wars Defense System" if you're a yankee. Same concept but requiring way less power since gravity does most of the work as well.
doubleP no the problem with it is not generating the energy, because naval vessels have nuclear reactors, but the fact that the sheer amount of electricity can damage the gun which means you have to do a lot of maintenance if you want to use it regular.
There are so many wrong things about all the above comments (except The Pope's) I don't actually know where to start...
Mike, the star wars system uses missiles and lasers, you are thinking about "rods from god" the fires or releases rocket propelled kinetic weapons.
Dan Wilson, NOTHING you said is right.
1. no currently used ship-based missile even claims a range of 900miles (1000km or little over 600miles is current max).
2. unless you build a rail gun that has a muzzle velocity in excess of escape velocity (so the projectile leaves earths atmosphere) the projectile WILL. ALWAYS. ARC. If the ship is so close you fire over it (HIGHLY unlikely) you can simply use less power or aim higher for a higher arc.
"These are the most DANGEROUS bullets in the world"
*Plays video of flamethrower*
known as Oil
I like how the T-REX just pissed and shit at the same time lmaooo
Why the.577 T Rex and not the.700 Nitro Express? 🤔
Bacon Bits .950 jdj is a crazy cartridge too. Its more like a cannon than a bullet though
This is what i came to say lol
Owen renwa nitro 4 bore is another monster cartridge
a whole brick story building? WOW!
11:53: How is a "punt gun" a bullet? Most other projectiles here are not remotely insane. Interesting video though, especially in the pronunciation of some of the words. 😂
I don't think i've seen anyone animate a t-rex pooping before.
Is this a parody ?
Where did the authors of this video get their information and footage from, both of them are insanely faulty.
Your guess is good as mine ;D
considering the healthcare comment mid-narrative, I'd say you're probably not far off.
bruh, they ranked a bullet that splits into 8 parts in the body is more "insane" than a rail gun projectile, nuclear bullet, and uranium bullet. aside from the absurdity of the video, they are idiots
Don't forget that they ranked bullets covered in pig blood higher than them aswell lmao
It funny how she knows nothing about firearms or ammunition
I don't think it's her, I think it's the script writer
But she knows what gets people to click on a video. Almost 7 million views as of now.
Women, am I right?
@@cough_sneeze so why are all the pictures wrong too then?
You see there’s a difference between a rail gun flame thrower and a bullet
“Remember: medical care isn’t cheap, especially if you live in the US”
I want to save your TIME there is NO content of that BULLET IN THE THUMBNAIL.
I sure wish I read this before I wasted my time. Thanks though. This needs more love so that it can be up top.
Random Thoughts yeah thanks, been a year but i still can remember that artillery-looking ammo clickbait.
yeah, and I wanted to know what the heck those were too.... thouroghly disapointed!!
@@michaelcorleone2794 your awsome thanks
@@yoridyse5411
Hey. You have no idea what a hollow point bullet does. You were particularly correct, but the DO NOT explode inside the body.
Agreed. They more or less just sort of "mushroom" out. Fragmentation would be more likely if it hits a large bone mass of some sort that would break the edges of the mushroom off.
cdpond they have fragmentation ammo like G2 research RIP ammo or OATH shotgun fragmentation slugs
RussXnimbusX42 Eh, normal hollowpoints CAN fragment, although that's most likely from excessive velocities. Like, loading a bullet meant for .45 ACP into full-house .45 WinMag rounds. However, such scenarios are unlikely outside of the .451 bullets.
meh, depends on how you define explode I guess. It's a valid use of "explode" as a word by it's definition, but it is definitely misleading.
Hollow points do NOT explode, they expand!
The rail gun is no longer funded by the US. This is do to cost. The ammo is cheaper when firing the rail gun, however rail gun get pretty extream wear and tear when fired. It turned out its cheaper and more reliable to fire missles and cannons, then it is to keep replacing and special magnetic barrel constantly.
Narrated by someone who obviously doesn't know anything about guns
and so you know?
rhys williams well anyone who reffers to all projectiles as a bullet obviouly doesnt know a thing. I mean they called an apfsds shell a "depleted uranium silver bullet". It was designed to penetrate armour, not to kill werewolves - it doesnt contain a trace of silver.
Yeah I do
I have never heard a more inaccurate and hilarious "informative" video. Lol.
Cam Wright 😂😂 facts, I was cringing so hard
Stopped watching after the insane hollow point comment
matthew strachan me too
She said they explode 😅
In my experience with the R.I.P. rounds from G2, the “teeth” blast apart as soon as the projectile leaves the barrel and seldom hit the target in a way you would be hoping for. Cool idea, but shit round. Took a 9mm bullet to the size of a 22LR and maybe a tooth in the target…. MAYBE.
Wouldnt recommend for home defense.
Dude! How big is your house? The longest continuous sightline I have is the 15' between the front and back doors!
RIP rounds are a gimmick man
Mr. Burns was the one who created the nuclear waste bullets