You have just demonstrated the effectiveness of spaced armor. Spaced armor is used by tanks, armored fighting vehicles and the space station. The ISS uses spaced armor for protection from very high velocity materials that can sometimes hit satellites and space craft. Spaced armor is a very effective type of armor that can be very light but may take up a lot of space. The first layer of material help to break up high velocity material which is then stopped bu the second layer. This is also used in the M-1 Abrams tank and is one reason why the tank looks so large. The turret has empty spaces within the tanks armor. Particles of material found in space can go much faster than a very high velocity 223 or 300BO. To penetrate 2 cement pavers you may need a very hard material that would not break up. The Abrams also uses very dense depleted Uranium for both armor and APFSDS anti tank ammunition. Uranium has some other natural features that makes it very suitable for penetrating armor. The depleted Uranium has very low levels of radiation. But it is a toxic heavy metal. So you should not use DU ammunition without a mask and other forms of protection. It could leave toxic residue in the area. Just as a number of soldiers have developed problems from lead exposure due to heavy training indoors with ammunition containing lead. When used very small particles of lead can be breathed in. So do not use DU ammo please. But it may be one possibility to overcome spaced armor. And shows how effective spaced armor can be. It is also useful against other forms of armor piercing weapons. Including HEAT and HESH. Spaced armor can block destructive shock waves. HEAT uses a shaped explosive charge to form a very hot and very fast piece of metal that can burn through significant amounts of steel. And is commonly used in missiles including Bazookas and RPGs. The results you showed are normal. Thanks for your videos. I am a very big fan of 300BO. It is rarely seen in Australia.
Maybe the 300 blackout did more visible damage to the paver but the .223 was more interesting to me as it made the paver bounce and stay put,..that was cool!
Knowing these two rounds will just go through one paver why not set something behind them and see what kind of damage it does to something hiding behind the paver.
Yep, that was a great demo. I think anyone would have picked the 300 blackout, but look at the clean hole the 223 made? The person standing behind a 2” concrete block wall would be in a world o’ hurt with either weapon. How about a 675 grain nosler projectile in 45-70 fired by a single shot Henry? Come on, let’s get nuts! How about creating some wildcats, baby! BTW, this is one of the few channels where the content of the video is louder than the musical intro: I like it that way. No hype, no flash (except muzzle flash), heavy on the content. Great video, keep them coming.
wow... kinda like that Paul Harrell vid 9mm vs 40 showing the power of the latter -- definitely a persuader for going 300 for carbine/combat-practical range
Got love 300blk why i built one over 223. Can get the 22-250 vs milk jugs or paper plates 🍽 . Like see how they expand run some felt also kind simulating hitting a animal 🤔.
In my opinion the 300 blackout is best reserved for suppressors. The 223 and the 7.62 also have different jobs and or objectives. With that being said thank you again for another great video! P.S. get you a SKS cheap and fun!
I would take 300BO over 223 almost every time. I believe in a heavier projectile. There are two ways to go small and fast or big and slower. I use my guns for hunting. Bigger and slower are more effective for me. If you are into tactical small and fast might be a better choice.
I really appreciate these comparisons! I like the 300 Black out, that being said, here in the People's Republic of ILLINOIS, ammunition is scarce and outrageously expensive here in Southern Illinois. Nice round though! The 223 is more accessible in my area. Have you included the 308 in one of these experiments ? Thank you
I love your videos brother.. especially this one, because so many people have said the .223 wouldn't be a good hunting round and I feel this video proves them wrong. If it will go through that it will go through and kill an animal..
Now that was a interesting video and I must agree the 300 blackout won. The higher velocity of the 223 and smaller diameter and weight of the bullet just sped right through that 2-inch paver. I was almost certain that the 300 blackout round would be much more dramatic.
I know you did this one, but could you do an update with subsonic 300 BLK. A 208 grain up close would deliver more energy, but then wasn’t the wildcat idea called the whisper....
Hey bud, another cool video, (as always). But you need some softer targets lol. Most of your shots are stopped by one paver. Can you do a tanerite video? (As in are you allowed to?) I thought of a cool one, cut a watermelon in half, remove just enough of the inside to fit a container of tanerite, and duct tape the watermelon back together, 223 that sumbeech. Now that would get some views lol
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I think this video speaks more to the crowd who always says "OVER PENETRATION!!!!! It's gonna go through my wall and through my neighbors house and hit someone else..." blah blah blah
Hogs, deer, coyote, the .300blk is the perfect choice. Want to go even quieter? Try the Texan LSS big bore air rifle in .308, very quiet and as long as you pick headshots it’s easily lethal within 100yds or so.
Given the choice, I myself will take mass over speed for self defense. Bullet size to target size does come into play most of the time. A .17 Remington will destroy a gray squirel! But 4000 fps with that bullet, against a bear isn't going to go so well. Size, density or type of bullet, and velocity all come into play. The tests you do WHO_TEE_WHO show this 90% of the time. Keep up the good work my friend.
@@jaypee389 So you are saying a 40gr bullet will take down a Grizzly? Well I suppose a needle would if you put it in the exact nerve needed. When you say solid, do you mean solid lead, solid Keith Hardened lead or monolithic? Either way 40gr is gonna put you about the size of a .22 in my experience. May I ask a better description of your take on using the 40 grain to dispense a bear? Never heard of a Dangerous Game Hunter using a 40 grain bullet.
You have just demonstrated the effectiveness of spaced armor. Spaced armor is used by tanks, armored fighting vehicles and the space station. The ISS uses spaced armor for protection from very high velocity materials that can sometimes hit satellites and space craft. Spaced armor is a very effective type of armor that can be very light but may take up a lot of space. The first layer of material help to break up high velocity material which is then stopped bu the second layer. This is also used in the M-1 Abrams tank and is one reason why the tank looks so large. The turret has empty spaces within the tanks armor. Particles of material found in space can go much faster than a very high velocity 223 or 300BO. To penetrate 2 cement pavers you may need a very hard material that would not break up. The Abrams also uses very dense depleted Uranium for both armor and APFSDS anti tank ammunition. Uranium has some other natural features that makes it very suitable for penetrating armor. The depleted Uranium has very low levels of radiation. But it is a toxic heavy metal. So you should not use DU ammunition without a mask and other forms of protection. It could leave toxic residue in the area. Just as a number of soldiers have developed problems from lead exposure due to heavy training indoors with ammunition containing lead. When used very small particles of lead can be breathed in. So do not use DU ammo please. But it may be one possibility to overcome spaced armor. And shows how effective spaced armor can be. It is also useful against other forms of armor piercing weapons. Including HEAT and HESH. Spaced armor can block destructive shock waves. HEAT uses a shaped explosive charge to form a very hot and very fast piece of metal that can burn through significant amounts of steel. And is commonly used in missiles including Bazookas and RPGs. The results you showed are normal. Thanks for your videos. I am a very big fan of 300BO. It is rarely seen in Australia.
The M1(and most modern tanks) uses reactive armor that explodes to destroy the RPG/missile...
We need to see the video of you and Paul making pavers with AR-500 armor
Yes!
Maybe the 300 blackout did more visible damage to the paver but the .223 was more interesting to me as it made the paver bounce and stay put,..that was cool!
Surprised me! Jumped and stayed in place
@@WHOTEEWHO I got to try and duplicate that soon,...haha.
Knowing these two rounds will just go through one paver why not set something behind them and see what kind of damage it does to something hiding behind the paver.
John Novack Thats what I thought, I think a thin sheetmetal plate would be nice to see if the bullet has any power left.
You can compare damages from the paver behind the first paver. the 300 did way more damage probably since it was a bigger/heavier fmj bullet.
Watermelon!
Yep, that was a great demo. I think anyone would have picked the 300 blackout, but look at the clean hole the 223 made? The person standing behind a 2” concrete block wall would be in a world o’ hurt with either weapon. How about a 675 grain nosler projectile in 45-70 fired by a single shot Henry? Come on, let’s get nuts! How about creating some wildcats, baby! BTW, this is one of the few channels where the content of the video is louder than the musical intro: I like it that way. No hype, no flash (except muzzle flash), heavy on the content. Great video, keep them coming.
wow... kinda like that Paul Harrell vid
9mm vs 40 showing the power of the latter
-- definitely a persuader for going 300 for
carbine/combat-practical range
How about a 12 gauge slug
That 223 was nice it was so fast it chopped the paver in half without even moving it much, very cool.
Looks to me , the 300 had more energy by far , but did it penetrate the first block , looks like it didn't
Got love 300blk why i built one over 223.
Can get the 22-250 vs milk jugs or paper plates 🍽 . Like see how they expand run some felt also kind simulating hitting a animal 🤔.
Coming soon
@@WHOTEEWHO nice been waiting for that video.
Another one test is .50cal muzzleloader vs 12Ga slugs be cool with deer 🦌 season on way.
300 blackout has more knock down, the 223 has more velocity for penetration. Depends really on what you’re hunting for. Good video brother.
both one paver each one. most guns only going to do one unless its a big caliber in a heavy weight bullet.
Love my blackout!!! For the win baby!!
Me too!
Love my 300blk also
Still waiting for 350 Legend vs. 35 Remington vs. 35 Whelen. The Battle of 35 caliber
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Like see that. .35cal get some love from CVA right know with their new single shot scote rifles.
Try a 110gr supersonic Blackout!
Need to put a loaf of bread behind the paver to see what happens.
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300 blackout undoubtedly more damage. Going with the Blackout.
Yes. A water jug behind the pavers to see if you can catch the bullets. Or what is left of them. Might be cool. Thank you Who Tee Who.
it would be interesting to see the same thing at 100 yards
In my opinion the 300 blackout is best reserved for suppressors. The 223 and the 7.62 also have different jobs and or objectives. With that being said thank you again for another great video! P.S. get you a SKS cheap and fun!
I would take 300BO over 223 almost every time. I believe in a heavier projectile. There are two ways to go small and fast or big and slower. I use my guns for hunting. Bigger and slower are more effective for me. If you are into tactical small and fast might be a better choice.
Can you do a lever action video on like (38special-357)vs44vs30-30 vs pavers
One each. Them pavers are tough!
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I really enjoy these videos.
Just got an upper. I’d say .300. I have the CMMG upper too. Really liking it.
I really appreciate these comparisons! I like the 300 Black out, that being said, here in the People's Republic of ILLINOIS, ammunition is scarce and outrageously expensive here in Southern Illinois. Nice round though! The 223 is more accessible in my area. Have you included the 308 in one of these experiments ?
Thank you
Cool video, cool shirt. Thanks to you and Paul.
I enjoyed the way the .223 opened that block and how it just stacked itself up anyway.
Great vid brother! 💥👊🏻
Appreciate you watching bigtime!
I love your videos brother.. especially this one, because so many people have said the .223 wouldn't be a good hunting round and I feel this video proves them wrong. If it will go through that it will go through and kill an animal..
Yup I have a friend that deer hunts with 223
Great comparison. 300 Blackout isn't a varmint round. lol
Depends on who the varmint is🤣😂
300 Blackout did more damage and had more knock down power 👍🏻
To me the 300BLK bullet looks identical to 308 so I'll look for that video next .
Next try AR vs AK74 vs AK47 vs FAL could be nice!
Both will only go one paver, and the second one will have a little mark on it from where the previous paver hit it.
I guess only 1 each. Now i will find out. Thanks for the video.
AWESOME TEST...👍
Thanks for watching!
Before I even watch it I almost guarantee both will do just 1
About to find out
@@WHOTEEWHO I was right...it takes a big fast bullet to go through more
How about coating pavers with Rhinoliner and see how effective they are at stopping bullets then
Now that was a interesting video and I must agree the 300 blackout won. The higher velocity of the 223 and smaller diameter and weight of the bullet just sped right through that 2-inch paver. I was almost certain that the 300 blackout round would be much more dramatic.
How bout try the .300 Blackout with a big Subsonic round
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Awesome Video. Thank you very much !
That was a good show buddy. And i agree that 300blackout did a lot more damage. Who-tee-who
One paver stops both .223 & 300BLK
Outstanding!!
I know you did this one, but could you do an update with subsonic 300 BLK. A 208 grain up close would deliver more energy, but then wasn’t the wildcat idea called the whisper....
Nice video Who Tee ... Been looking for a AR in 300 aac Blackout but my local shops are having difficulties getting inventory ..
Yup hard to get right now. I have tried too
Can you do the same with a hot pistol calibers? 9mm 10mm..
You should try some green tip 5.56 against the pavers
Hey bud, another cool video, (as always). But you need some softer targets lol. Most of your shots are stopped by one paver. Can you do a tanerite video? (As in are you allowed to?) I thought of a cool one, cut a watermelon in half, remove just enough of the inside to fit a container of tanerite, and duct tape the watermelon back together, 223 that sumbeech. Now that would get some views lol
Have you done one comparing 450 Bushmaster and 350 Legend
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Cool video man, the 300blk is like the american AK ammo right? Hahaha
Yeah but we all know multiple shots they all will get through.
How does the 300 blackout compare to the 7.62 ak
Great video thanks for sharing
Thanks for watching!!!
Great fun video.
Always awesome!!!👍😁
I havent seen yet but I bet they'll both be stopped on the first.
Each one going threw just one
I think this video speaks more to the crowd who always says "OVER PENETRATION!!!!! It's gonna go through my wall and through my neighbors house and hit someone else..." blah blah blah
16.1 inches of barrel and 20 inches of stock!!
Do another paver test without space between the pavers. And use 115 gr 300blk
A lot more punch from that 30 cal, not surprising though.
Ok I paused when you said comment.... The one with almost 3 times the weight for the win.
Hey could you do an update on your Hatfield single shots
I only have one Hatfield single shot and we blew it up in a video with a 50bmg round
The 6.5 Grendel would be the best all around gun. It has the punch and the distance.
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I don't know about anybody else but I'm pretty impressed with those pavers.
Tough stuff
They sure are.
try this PAVER tets at 100YDS
Good idea
Second this! I always wonder how rifles/calibers perform at MPBR
The paver test is my favorite test. I looked in your videos and I did not find a paver test for a .308. Have you done one?
Yes. Did 308 vs 3006
It would be better to compare them at 100yd, 200 yd and 300 yd. I figure 300 yd is maximum range for 90% of shooters.
Maybe the same test but at greater distance?
Both one
love those resolute mine ancient but so am I :) Be well
Next time 7mm mag vs 30 06 or 308 please
💪💪 did that already
270 vs 3006 would be “a really fun video “ 😜
Good idea
How bout 7.62x39 vs both?
I'm wondering if that 22-250 can blast through a half inch ar500? It went through the 3/8 like butter.
5 Gallon bucket test!
Anyone else curious in seeing 300 blackout vs 300 win mag in the pavers test?
Good idea
300 win mag vs. A .308 would be better.. both are power packed compared to blackout
Try the 500s&w 700gr
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Try a 223 77 grain !!!
408 cheytac vs 416 barrett. I haven’t seen any gun channels shoot those calibers
That is because the rifles and ammo are crazy expensive. They cheytac is like a $20,000 rifle. I am poor
WHO_TEE_WHO Oh I see so we both have two things in common. Love Guns and poor. 20,000 dollars explains a lot of why I don’t see them around.
That 300 energy dump though!
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That actually was fun
Do 45-70 vs 458 socom. I love those rounds lol
Already did 4570 💪💪
Can you do 12 gauge vs 20 gauge
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That 300 blackout is perfect for hogs if you use subsonic rounds and a suppressors. You ain't never had so much fun til you done that!
Hogs, deer, coyote, the .300blk is the perfect choice. Want to go even quieter? Try the Texan LSS big bore air rifle in .308, very quiet and as long as you pick headshots it’s easily lethal within 100yds or so.
What's the difference between the projectile FPS ? 🤔
Don't remember
How about a stack of redbricks for this test
Given the choice, I myself will take mass over speed for self defense. Bullet size to target size does come into play most of the time. A .17 Remington will destroy a gray squirel! But 4000 fps with that bullet, against a bear isn't going to go so well. Size, density or type of bullet, and velocity all come into play. The tests you do WHO_TEE_WHO show this 90% of the time. Keep up the good work my friend.
A 40 Grain Heavy Solid would take down a bear easily.
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So you are saying a 40gr bullet will take down a Grizzly? Well I suppose a needle would if you put it in the exact nerve needed. When you say solid, do you mean solid lead, solid Keith Hardened lead or monolithic? Either way 40gr is gonna put you about the size of a .22 in my experience. May I ask a better description of your take on using the 40 grain to dispense a bear? Never heard of a Dangerous Game Hunter using a 40 grain bullet.
@@kentuckywindage222 A round nose tungsten solid would exit the bear.
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Where did you buy those?
Nice talking to ya.
I liked it before you mentioned the cartridges!
Awesome.
Hm... slow and heavy i guess might go more in this case
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They should both just break the first paver. The blackout will probably busts it up a bit more.
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What type of work do you do outside of youtube?
A secret
@@WHOTEEWHO spy detected.
Agreed
hey .223 or 5.56?
How about 6.8 SPC vs .270 WIN on pavers?
Good idea
223 drilled a hole 🕳..who tee who...