You made my year with this one, banana man. There has never been a SINGLE 240gr .454 Casull ballistics gel test in the history of the internet. You are the first person EVER to shoot gel with that round, and I've been waiting YEARS for it to be done.
Yeah, this channel is gonna blow up. He's got so much great content and is showing no signs of slowing down. He's definitely going to eventually join the 'million subscribers' club. 🎉
I was at a Sportsman warehouse back in the 90s and I ran into I believe Jack Fullmer, one of the engineers who designed the Freedom Arms 454. At the time I was having issue with mine. Mine was field grade and it had the pachmayr grip. He said put on a wood grip because the gun was suppose to rock when shot. He did say something interesting. The velocities and pressures the gun was made to handle well, his demonstration gun was loaded to "100000" cups,(not a typo), not the low 65000 cups as stated. a 260 grain bullet at 1800 fps was the starting point for loading. DON'T try that with those weak Rugers. I had one and the Rugers cylinder had ridges so deep I could not eject the shells. The freedom arm 1983 is the real hand cannon. I don't believe my S&W 460 magnum could handle that pressures.
Another banger, banana man. You're well on your way to a million well deserved subscribers. You just kinda came out of nowhere but you're desication and creativity will inevitably pay off. Here's to ya. 👍
I dunno about you, but I don't think he looks desiccated... humans are about 70% water, after all, and I'm guessing he's no different. Sorry, dry humor. Yes, I know you meant 'dedicated' and just made a typo haha.
your channel and your content is top notch! Really enjoyed this set of tests. Can we see one with the 454 460 480 and throw a 45-70 outta a pistol? That's would be amazing! Keep up the bad assery!
.480 is tough to find. I like Hodgdon L'iL Gun for reloading. I get the best velocity out of a handgun with it. 410 grain WFN LBT from Grizzly Cartridge. I use H4227 in my Levergun with the same bullets.
Never been hands on with a .480. Gotta be a handful. The 454 I've launched hundreds of projectiles downrange with, and .44 even more. One of my former employers carried a .454 snubby as a daily carry, not a lady to piss off. With the 1st Gen Freedom Arms .454 we found that after a few cylinders it was best to go back thru and tighten up all the screws. My personal choice even over the .500 S&W among the monster wheelguns. I need more ammo than that, so it's 10mm with a full stack.
I bought some 454 revolvers when it first came out, a 7.5 inch, a 6 inch and a 3 inch barrel, which doesn't have an ejector rod. The 7.5 inch is a Field Grade, the 6 inch has an upgraded factory cylinder bushing and is a premium grade, as is the 3 inch model. I liked the rubber grip on the Field Grade so much, I added it to the others. When I first bought them, loaded ammo was $45 for a box of 50 and empty cases were $22 for a box of 50. The revolvers included load data.
The .480 Ruger is actually kind of the opposite of the usual regular cartridge => magnum cartridge relationship. In this case, the .475 Linebaugh is the big magnum cartridge and the .480 Ruger is the lighter, easier shooting version that came along later. Not that the .480 Ruger is some weakling, but it offers an easier to shoot big bore that is still very capable against things on which you might want to use a big bore. And yes, they are compatible, so you can shoot 480 Ruger from a 475 Linebaugh gun. I don't know if it would sell all that well, but the 480 Ruger is only marginally longer than a .44 Magnum which means that you could theoretically have a big bore in both a Ruger wheel gun AND in a new Marlin 1894 lever gun. Capacity should be about the same as well. Marlin lists the capacity of the 1894 Classic with a 20" barrel at 10 rounds of 44 Mag. The SBL 1894 with the 16" barrel has a capacity of 8 rounds of 44 Mag. An 16" barrel 1894 in .480 Ruger would offer a really handy, light carbine with lots of oomph if you should need it. And it could share the ammo with the revolver on your belt.
Another test you can do to compare rounds is 5 shots on target, quickly. It will show how large the group is compared to the power, and how quickly one should expect to get five rounds on target (a difference of 4/5 hits on target with the weaker gun in five seconds is arguably a metric to compare to the strongest gun getting 2/5 shots on target in 9 seconds)
@3:00 I agree, the Kore Essentials EDC belt is definitely a game changer. I went from using a regular dress belt straight to using one of these Kore Essentials at least nine months ago and it's the kind of thing that makes you wonder where was this belt all my life LOL
Lived in Alaska my whole life. I've owned and carried all of those calibers, but I go with the 480 Ruger mostly. A bit l3ss recoil than the 454 and you can get really good penetration with hardcats
I love the dude but have thought this since I first discovered his channel it definitely invalidates results in the lumber test frequently and probably affects the results of the steel tests as well. He built multiple sleds to hold these targets in a way that would ensure consistent results but the expansion by adjacent shots in the same target pretty much makes all that fabrication effort null.
If your want a hot load for the 44 mag. try 19 grains of Blue dot powder a 200 grain hollow point and mag primer. One huge word of caution do not fire this load in any other guns but the Ruger black hawk or the red hawk or an interarm Viridian Dragoon . Now this the warning from the reloading book. The book clams 2160 fps
Damn it all, bears are now carrying around "lumber & Concrete"....?They as bad as that good-for-nothing burglar hiding behind the fridge in my neighbour's house.
I have an order blued taurus Raging Bull in 454, and it's actually very controllable and easy to shoot with proper technique. A 260 bullet at over 1900 ft. per second is nothing to sneeze at. But I also have a Ruger super Blackhawk bisley grips and shooting the same 260 gr bullet at over 1450 ft/sec is a handful (ouch) more powerful than the 44 mag with less pressure. I've seen a lot of tests buy different gun magazines back in the day, and the 454 always out performed the 480 Ruger. 480 Ruger 48,000 psi max 454 casull 60,000 psi max I only watch banana ballistics for entertainment. His test doesn't have any real-world validation to the bullets and calibers' relationship to hunting and how they perform on living tissues. Take a 45-70 loaded with black powder cartridges 405 gr, they perform way out of Proportion to what the ballistics tell you they will.
I love these calibers. I almost purchased a 480 ruger, I already have the Casull and I love it. It's a heavy hitter in a reasonable sized frame compared to the 500 Smith. It actually fits in a holster.
my understanding is the 480 was meant to be a reasonable supermag, a less powerful, yet still sufficient cartridge that can be more controlled to get shots on target faster and easier without sacrificing too much power.
No, the .480 Ruger was meant to be a regular magnum caliber, hence it having the same case length as the .357 Mag, .41 Mag, .44 Mag and .45 Colt AKA ".45 Long Colt".
@@silvermane1741I’m just curious why you can’t never find any of it on the shelves? I’m not that familiar with the round but did it not become as popular as these other big bore cartridges?
Just a thought Banana, once you shoot the block of wood, I doubt that it has the same strength when the second round hits it. You might want to try a one shot per block approach and see if there is a difference in result.
Amen to that, it's not like peppering wooden blocks like that with .22's, the impact shock of those hot slugs probably loosens the woods grain throughout the block, with successive shots making it progressively weaker.
Elmer Keith's performance goal for the 44 mag was his 250 gr hard cast bullet at 1250 fps, for years I deer hunted with the nosler 240gr hollow point over blue dot at just about 1300 fps and was always satisfied with the performance and enjoyed using the loading, can't understand why anyone thinks they have to have 1500+ fps loads...
@@JerryRedd-bs8xi I personally loaded 180, 200, 225, 240 and 300 grain projectiles out of a 44 magnum with barrel length and powder types and powder charges getting me anywhere from 1000 to 2100fps
I would still rather have a 10mm semi auto - more shots - and easier to get on target with follow up so more holes to take out a wheel - also fast mag changes not that you will ever get a mag change if a bear is charging but still
The 454 has always been my fav round as it was the first time I found proof of there being something bigger than a 44 magnum. So that was a while back of course like the early 70's
Fun fact, a majority of commercial 480 Ruger ammo is way underpowered! Aria Ballistics and Buffalo Bore are the only ones I know who load it to its true potential, which is actually beyond most 457 linebaugh. Seriously, it is a POWERHOUSE at full power.
@@watermann8200 That's not true; most 10mm is NORMAL-powered, and some loads are OVER-powered. Norma themselves decided the original 10mm load was overpowered, and they reduced it soon after it came out. The FBI never used that overpowered original load, because again, Norma decided that the original load shouldn't be the normal 10mm load. 10mm fanboys would claim 9mm +P+ is "real 9mm," and then claim "nearly all 9mm on the market is underpowered." That's ass backwards thinking.
They're not "underpowered," they're standard loadings. For instance, Winchester white box 240gr is a standard load for .44 Magnum. It seems underpowered when you compare it to some of the Buffalo Bore options but that's because they load hotter than standard.
Two cheap belts, with 2 five to ten pounds weights, one on each side, will hold down your gel. Excellent tests. ❤ I bought the 44 for exactly this reason. Putting one in the center of its organs should get it done. No panicking is the key. Hobby Lobby has nets that would hold it down also. See thru....
I was just wondering. On the sand test that you do on other calibers. Could you add a GoPro to the back side of the target like shooting from the ground on an angle that there's no possible way that they could hit so you wouldn't lose money on the GoPro? I think it might add to your cinematic wonderfulness.
I've been using 330 gr Garrett Cartridges in my 9 1/2 in Ruger Super Redhawk 44 mag for years, they're very impressive. With a good scope on it they will do an inch at 100 yds. I would love to see someone test them.
You made my year with this one, banana man. There has never been a SINGLE 240gr .454 Casull ballistics gel test in the history of the internet. You are the first person EVER to shoot gel with that round, and I've been waiting YEARS for it to be done.
Im not losing my mind, right? Banana has been observing "most impressive" results with the 454 but the text pop ups are giving points to the 480?
You noticed that too? The Casull won hands down.
i noticed it too
He keeps score like a democrat 😂
Yes 454 casull for the win. Banana was on glue for this one.... 😂😂😂😂
lol yeah i had to pause it and check comments haha
Might want to invest in a couple of straps to keep the gel-blocks on the table!
Try out .475 Linebaugh, the 480 is a shortened version of it
Would be nice to see the 460 sw in the mix
The 500 S&W Mag too.
I love the humor, especially the alternative personality guy and the scenarios. Hilarious.
Yeah, this channel is gonna blow up. He's got so much great content and is showing no signs of slowing down. He's definitely going to eventually join the 'million subscribers' club. 🎉
I was at a Sportsman warehouse back in the 90s and I ran into I believe Jack Fullmer, one of the engineers who designed the Freedom Arms 454. At the time I was having issue with mine. Mine was field grade and it had the pachmayr grip. He said put on a wood grip because the gun was suppose to rock when shot. He did say something interesting. The velocities and pressures the gun was made to handle well, his demonstration gun was loaded to "100000" cups,(not a typo), not the low 65000 cups as stated. a 260 grain bullet at 1800 fps was the starting point for loading. DON'T try that with those weak Rugers. I had one and the Rugers cylinder had ridges so deep I could not eject the shells. The freedom arm 1983 is the real hand cannon. I don't believe my S&W 460 magnum could handle that pressures.
I’ve got a 454 Casull. It’s an absolute beast.
so the 454 penetrated the plate and 480 didnt but you gave the points to 480? am I missing something?
He messed up. I made the same comment.
Can we come some 12 gauge tests please, I'd be very interested to see foster slugs vs sabot slugs on this barrier test !!
13:30, that energy transfer was bananas!!!
😕 I’m sticking with my 44s 👍😊.
Get some 454 in double tap 400 gr hardcast solids and try that
Another banger, banana man. You're well on your way to a million well deserved subscribers. You just kinda came out of nowhere but you're desication and creativity will inevitably pay off. Here's to ya. 👍
I dunno about you, but I don't think he looks desiccated... humans are about 70% water, after all, and I'm guessing he's no different.
Sorry, dry humor.
Yes, I know you meant 'dedicated' and just made a typo haha.
@TheEvilAdministrator Haha. Nice one. 👍
Love seeing the 480 tested. I owned one for quite a few years.
You should do 480 vs 460 s&w vs 500 s&w Magnum
480 is closer to 44 mag than it is to 460
If you're doing the big Smiths go ahead and use the 475 linebaugh.
I have a solution to keep your gel blocks out of the dirt , place a 80 lbs. sand bag on top of the first block.
I always enjoy your vids 👍👍
Do 460 S&W vs 475 linebaugh vs 500 S&W
Over pressure. It's a real thing. Love your videos.
Thank you for this one! Barely any videos online including the 480 Ruger. Love my 8 3/8 Raging Bull in 480! Stocked up a long time ago on ammo.
Love all your videos. Here's a thought for big bore tests. Pick a caliber (.454) compare hard cast v FMJ, compare 220gr vs 400gr
Excellent video! My choice is 460/454 45LC. Awesome carry wheel gun.
It is, as long as you got a three man crew to help you set it up.
your channel and your content is top notch! Really enjoyed this set of tests. Can we see one with the 454 460 480 and throw a 45-70 outta a pistol? That's would be amazing! Keep up the bad assery!
I mean sure because BB doesn’t really have any use for his wrists. 😂😂
Sooooo 454 is the true winner and bananas can't keep it on track
0:01 before the vid even starts…, 454 should win this…, should.😎
My girlfriend thinks you should be a voice actor for cartoons.
Same
Everyone knows the maneating bear gets his steel from the hardware store, where he has the clerk for lunch.💀
.480 is tough to find. I like Hodgdon L'iL Gun for reloading. I get the best velocity out of a handgun with it. 410 grain WFN LBT from Grizzly Cartridge. I use H4227 in my Levergun with the same bullets.
that was a great ad read, felt so natural
I appreciate how instead of having to skip the first 5 minutes of waffling we get right to the point.
Never been hands on with a .480. Gotta be a handful. The 454 I've launched hundreds of projectiles downrange with, and .44 even more. One of my former employers carried a .454 snubby as a daily carry, not a lady to piss off. With the 1st Gen Freedom Arms .454 we found that after a few cylinders it was best to go back thru and tighten up all the screws. My personal choice even over the .500 S&W among the monster wheelguns. I need more ammo than that, so it's 10mm with a full stack.
A 454 daily carry? Was she expecting to run into grizzlies on a daily basis?
I bought some 454 revolvers when it first came out, a 7.5 inch, a 6 inch and a 3 inch barrel, which doesn't have an ejector rod. The 7.5 inch is a Field Grade, the 6 inch has an upgraded factory cylinder bushing and is a premium grade, as is the 3 inch model. I liked the rubber grip on the Field Grade so much, I added it to the others. When I first bought them, loaded ammo was $45 for a box of 50 and empty cases were $22 for a box of 50. The revolvers included load data.
In my opinion, 480 is more controllable and pleasant to shoot than 454. The 480 is more of a heavy push but the 454 is snappy
The .480 Ruger is actually kind of the opposite of the usual regular cartridge => magnum cartridge relationship. In this case, the .475 Linebaugh is the big magnum cartridge and the .480 Ruger is the lighter, easier shooting version that came along later. Not that the .480 Ruger is some weakling, but it offers an easier to shoot big bore that is still very capable against things on which you might want to use a big bore. And yes, they are compatible, so you can shoot 480 Ruger from a 475 Linebaugh gun.
I don't know if it would sell all that well, but the 480 Ruger is only marginally longer than a .44 Magnum which means that you could theoretically have a big bore in both a Ruger wheel gun AND in a new Marlin 1894 lever gun. Capacity should be about the same as well. Marlin lists the capacity of the 1894 Classic with a 20" barrel at 10 rounds of 44 Mag. The SBL 1894 with the 16" barrel has a capacity of 8 rounds of 44 Mag.
An 16" barrel 1894 in .480 Ruger would offer a really handy, light carbine with lots of oomph if you should need it. And it could share the ammo with the revolver on your belt.
@@DriveCarToBar Actually the "Super Magnum" the .475 Linebaugh came out first and Ruger wanted to develop a regular "Magnum" version of it.
Another test you can do to compare rounds is 5 shots on target, quickly. It will show how large the group is compared to the power, and how quickly one should expect to get five rounds on target (a difference of 4/5 hits on target with the weaker gun in five seconds is arguably a metric to compare to the strongest gun getting 2/5 shots on target in 9 seconds)
Some handguns aren't much fun to shoot due to the recoil and expense, hats off to for all your suffering to entertain us.
The first 'influencer' to highlight the "deuce-dropping" benefits of the Kore belt system. That is genuinely great marketing, and a huge LOL.
I have noticed on a couple of these different bullets could have dramatically different results
@3:00 I agree, the Kore Essentials EDC belt is definitely a game changer. I went from using a regular dress belt straight to using one of these Kore Essentials at least nine months ago and it's the kind of thing that makes you wonder where was this belt all my life LOL
I've ran kore essential belts for 7 years. Absolutely no complaints. Good customer service as well.
This is the ultimate Alaskan dangerous game handgun showdown.
Just what i needed.
Great content! I love seeing the steel sled evolutions
I think you're going to need a "Gel Sled 1.0" to encase the ballistic gelatin blocks so they don't "flip out", pun intended.
Lived in Alaska my whole life. I've owned and carried all of those calibers, but I go with the 480 Ruger mostly. A bit l3ss recoil than the 454 and you can get really good penetration with hardcats
Great content! Keep up the good work!!
This channel is awesome
Hilarious fast moving and good testing standards
Cough cough RIP box of sand 😂😂😂
wish you would have used a new peice of wood every time.
Structural integrity is compromised when the power gets high enough.
I love the dude but have thought this since I first discovered his channel it definitely invalidates results in the lumber test frequently and probably affects the results of the steel tests as well.
He built multiple sleds to hold these targets in a way that would ensure consistent results but the expansion by adjacent shots in the same target pretty much makes all that fabrication effort null.
I was thinking the same thing as I read your comment. Maby he will if you're comment gets enough likes.
I have some cast bullet 400 grain 454 Casull handloads you could try...
If your want a hot load for the 44 mag. try 19 grains of Blue dot powder a 200 grain hollow point and mag primer. One huge word of caution do not fire this load in any other guns but the Ruger black hawk or the red hawk or an interarm Viridian Dragoon . Now this the warning from the reloading book. The book clams 2160 fps
This channel is awesome, do you use fmj or jhp.
Damn it all, bears are now carrying around "lumber & Concrete"....?They as bad as that good-for-nothing burglar hiding behind the fridge in my neighbour's house.
Thanks mr 🍌 ballistics
Great video bout my 2 favorite calibers,
454 and 480 ruger
Great video
I have an order blued taurus Raging Bull in 454, and it's actually very controllable and easy to shoot with proper technique.
A 260 bullet at over 1900 ft. per second is nothing to sneeze at.
But I also have a Ruger super Blackhawk bisley grips and shooting the same 260 gr bullet at over 1450 ft/sec is a handful (ouch) more powerful than the 44 mag with less pressure.
I've seen a lot of tests buy different gun magazines back in the day, and the 454 always out performed the 480 Ruger.
480 Ruger 48,000 psi max
454 casull 60,000 psi max
I only watch banana ballistics for entertainment.
His test doesn't have any real-world validation to the bullets and calibers' relationship to hunting and how they perform on living tissues.
Take a 45-70 loaded with black powder cartridges 405 gr, they perform way out of Proportion to what the ballistics tell you they will.
Hey BB you thinking of doing any collab videos with other Guntubers?
I would like to see the bear videos with bear defense ammo. Hardcast lead. Also, .500 SW is a very common bear gun.
Those bear-rriers didn't stand a chance
480 Ruger 🙌
45 LC defence round. 11K ft/sec.
Yep, although that's close to "Ruger Only" .45 LC load.
Reminded me of an incident many years ago. it's raining rocks!
Over pressure will most definitely give you a headache. Should give yourself a few days rest before you get a hematoma
I love these calibers. I almost purchased a 480 ruger, I already have the Casull and I love it. It's a heavy hitter in a reasonable sized frame compared to the 500 Smith. It actually fits in a holster.
my understanding is the 480 was meant to be a reasonable supermag, a less powerful, yet still sufficient cartridge that can be more controlled to get shots on target faster and easier without sacrificing too much power.
No, the .480 Ruger was meant to be a regular magnum caliber, hence it having the same case length as the .357 Mag, .41 Mag, .44 Mag and .45 Colt AKA ".45 Long Colt".
@@silvermane1741I’m just curious why you can’t never find any of it on the shelves? I’m not that familiar with the round but did it not become as popular as these other big bore cartridges?
@@peternorton5648 It's low on the ammo production priority list, but you can find factory ammo online but it's $2-$4 a round.
Test is invalid without a 460 and 500 S&W for control :)
Just kidding, always funny and informative
Eyo @8:30 you gave the points to 480 unjustly 🤨
Just a thought Banana, once you shoot the block of wood, I doubt that it has the same strength when the second round hits it. You might want to try a one shot per block approach and see if there is a difference in result.
Amen to that, it's not like peppering wooden blocks like that with .22's, the impact shock of those hot slugs probably loosens the woods grain throughout the block, with successive shots making it progressively weaker.
My personal choice is a handloaded 4” 44mag with a 240 xtp going around 1250
Elmer Keith's performance goal for the 44 mag was his 250 gr hard cast bullet at 1250 fps, for years I deer hunted with the nosler 240gr hollow point over blue dot at just about 1300 fps and was always satisfied with the performance and enjoyed using the loading, can't understand why anyone thinks they have to have 1500+ fps loads...
What weight are the bullets.
@@JerryRedd-bs8xi I personally loaded 180, 200, 225, 240 and 300 grain projectiles out of a 44 magnum with barrel length and powder types and powder charges getting me anywhere from 1000 to 2100fps
Such a neutered load.
@@danielrobey1759I load my .454 240gr just over 2,100fps.
I would still rather have a 10mm semi auto - more shots - and easier to get on target with follow up so more holes to take out a wheel - also fast mag changes not that you will ever get a mag change if a bear is charging but still
That's a good argument.
People in Alaska (and "OGs Danger Show) helped me transition my EDC (S&W 9mm) to the S&W 10mm. I love it.
Am I the only one who wants the sand test to come back?
I'd suggest wrapping the blocks in some kling wrap so when they fall, they don't get covered in dirt.
How about just rinsing it in water
The 454 has always been my fav round as it was the first time I found proof of there being something bigger than a 44 magnum. So that was a while back of course like the early 70's
Those .44 magnum handloads were awesome, which powder did you use (not the weight, just the type)
Wowzer, firewood.
The concrete works on the same principle as ceramic reactive tiles on a tank.
Have you ever thought about using frozen jugs of water instead?
AWESOME DUDE.......Thanks......
Old F-4 pilot Shoe🇺🇸
How the bear get the steel? “Because he’s smarter than the average bear”
Another great video 👍
Theyre supposed to roll in your hand :p
Fun fact, a majority of commercial 480 Ruger ammo is way underpowered! Aria Ballistics and Buffalo Bore are the only ones I know who load it to its true potential, which is actually beyond most 457 linebaugh. Seriously, it is a POWERHOUSE at full power.
Fun fact all commercial ammo is underpowered. Handload to unlock true potential.
Yeap and same goes for 10 mil ammo.
Yea I just loaded 500 rounds of 480 ruger and was able to get way higher velocity then off the shelf ammo
@@watermann8200 That's not true; most 10mm is NORMAL-powered, and some loads are OVER-powered. Norma themselves decided the original 10mm load was overpowered, and they reduced it soon after it came out. The FBI never used that overpowered original load, because again, Norma decided that the original load shouldn't be the normal 10mm load.
10mm fanboys would claim 9mm +P+ is "real 9mm," and then claim "nearly all 9mm on the market is underpowered." That's ass backwards thinking.
They're not "underpowered," they're standard loadings. For instance, Winchester white box 240gr is a standard load for .44 Magnum. It seems underpowered when you compare it to some of the Buffalo Bore options but that's because they load hotter than standard.
I really love my 454 Ruger Alaskan!!!
The concrete might stop the first round, but it is no longer there when the second shot goes his way.
Two cheap belts, with 2 five to ten pounds weights, one on each side, will hold down your gel.
Excellent tests. ❤ I bought the 44 for exactly this reason.
Putting one in the center of its organs should get it done. No panicking is the key.
Hobby Lobby has nets that would hold it down also. See thru....
Very odd, You did test on 44mag vs 45 colt, it went through, Why not Now??
Dam good bear artwork.
I want to see a bear wearing 3/8inch body armour!😅ATB👍👍👍
That reloading room is entirely too clean!
Babe wake up another banana ballistics video just hit
I'm subscribing so i don't miss the upcoming apology video for .454 Casull
I will have to admit, I never thought to keep my Kore belt connected while dropping a deuce.
429DEは454カスール弾と480ルガーの中間位に収まるのかな？
I can't try this at home...I don't own a 454 yet.
Yet...... 😒 This makes me think I "need" one.
Hahahaha love the screen name, absolutely love my 480 cheers 🍻 dude
Very entertaining and informative
Banana Ballistics: I try Pizza, Calzone, and a Hot Pocket - Not Even Close.
The smaller .44 hole had "brown" around it, says the guy on the toilet!
This makes me glad that I bought my Super Redhawk in 454.
Witnessed a man accidentally shoot his own elbow with a 454. Can confirm it went through.
Former elbow lmao
And took the elbow with it to parts unknown. That’s a tough one to come back from. I’m guessing amputation?
Love the bear growl when exposed.
Good video. Funny and instructive
I was just wondering. On the sand test that you do on other calibers. Could you add a GoPro to the back side of the target like shooting from the ground on an angle that there's no possible way that they could hit so you wouldn't lose money on the GoPro? I think it might add to your cinematic wonderfulness.
Best videos bro!!😂👍
Great Videos as usual!👍🏻🇺🇲
Love these videos! Can we sponsor your Sharpies?
I've been using 330 gr Garrett Cartridges in my 9 1/2 in Ruger Super Redhawk 44 mag for years, they're very impressive. With a good scope on it they will do an inch at 100 yds. I would love to see someone test them.
No Terry Wet T-Shirt Contest😢