Imagine this, these are fired full auto from a belt fed M2 50 cal machinegun. I would NOT want to be the bad guy down range trying to avoid that hot mess. Lmao
We had a shit ton of this stuff in Iraq that we got from the unit we replaced in 05. It'll go through vehicles like you'd expect but rounds are so hard and fast they just put small hole in people without much energy transfer. They still bleed but not as effective as API on soft targets.
@@ulfenburg7539 Stop beein an affected lil bitch. If someone is firing an MG towards someone else, most likely they will be a bad guy in the eyes of the shooter.
I had these SLAP rounds on my MRAP in Iraq in 2009, it was used to stop suicide bombers using dump trucks, or any other vehicle for that matter. These are some bad ass rounds.
The best .50 call AP round test from RUclips. I think you have all the available .50 call AP rounds. Keep up the videos coming. Best of luck from Romania.
I think the muzzle break off is safer as slaps are very dangerous out of a rifle. the sabot can break apart and kick back through the muzzle break. not to mention depending on barrel thickness might pre-maturely exit the barrel being full Tungsten harder than the barrel. Cool Vid
Hubby and i own a .50 that was built by a local shop about 15 years ago. There's no MB and it's single shot bolt action (similar to a .50 big bore grizzly) the rifle sits in a glass bedded beaver tailed target laminated bench rest type stock and it's 29.5 inch long barrel. It's wearing a nightforce F1 5-25x56 Beast with 34mm Night Force Pic rings. Gun is wildly accurate out shooting our AI TAC 50 at a 1000y. The gun with scope weighs 24.5 pounds... Shooting 750 grain A max hand loads it's a pleasure to shoot. Recoil is there don't get be wrong but is no more then a 10lb hunting rig without a MB in .300 win mag shooting shooting 200g loads at least she preceived recoil is about the same (I'm a 125lb 5'5" female and love shooting that .50 it's a real thrill, i am not recoil shy tho) to me... Our TAC 50 recoil is less for sure but the side directed muzzle blast is fucking brutal to whoever isn't on the trigger and honestly i enjoy the recoil as it isn't to much to handle but it's a thrill to hold on to something of that power and not have the senstation dulled down by a huge muzzle brake (within reason, we do own guns that i won't shoot if they didn't have a brake. One being .300RUM that's in a carbon stock and carbon wrapped barrel, it's hubbies Elk and mtn goat rifle shooting 230g SMKs the gun weighs 10.6lbs with NF F1 on it... It has a removable threaded on brake.... I will shoot it with the brake but only shot it once without the brake as hubby wanted me to see how much of a difference the brake made...it hurt me and made me cry messing up my makeup at the range... Hardest kicking rifle I've ever shot bar none. With the brake it's still a monster on the shoulder but it's manageable ) We have a single shot bolt gun that's a heavy bench setup weighing 27lbs with NF F1 in .416B and it's not running a brake neither and it's a delight to shoot, recoil is easily handled and again no harsh muzzle blast that spotters or others at the range have to deal with and the gun is absolutely the most accurate ELR setup we own our have ever shot.
I'll never see, hear, or even think about another .50 BMG, of any type, SLAP or not, without thinking of Scott from Kentucky Ballistics. To say he's lucky to be alive is the understatement of the decade. I'm happy he'll make a full recovery. I'm also curious to hear KNOWLEDGEABLE, EXPERT opinions about what the differences would have been in terms of how the rifle catastrophically failed and the injuries sustained if this had happened with a semi-auto like the Barret M82/M107? And just to be clear, the catastrophic failure of that Serbu was no fault of the rifle's and was almost definitely caused by a severe propellent overcharge. In fact, because quality firearms are engineered to sustain over-pressures way outside of their normal operating range as a safety buffer, I think it's likely that at least two of the previous rounds were also extremely hot and the rifle successfully absorbed the extreme over-pressure of those rounds before finally catastrophically failing on the last one. No blame on Scott, but hat's why it's always good to quickly inspect critical parts of a firearm between every few rounds or magazine changes and look for noticeable stress fractures or other signs of abnormal stresses. Scott even mentions in his video that the two rounds fired before the catastrophic one had noticeably much larger fireballs than the ones before.
The red band is SLAP-T. used them when we had the CSAM .50 Cal mounted over the gun mantle on the M1A1 TUSK and in the guard tower in Iraq at Camp Korean Village. basically a fast dart - aka mini sabot rounds.....
Moly has nothing to do with wind-resistance or drag. It's simply a dry lubricant, like graphite, and the biggest benefit would probably be providing a slicker transition between the feed-ramp and the chamber. I see no problem with Moly-coated projectiles. What I do have a problem with is the idea of buying ammo that's been Moly-coated at the factory. Just buy a can of Moly and spray it on any type of cartridge (the whole thing except for the rim-face) and you'll produce exactly the same affect, in addition to lubricating the case, which has obvious additional benefits compared to what you have there. They must have seen you coming from a mile away lol. You could literally have sprayed every single one of those different cartridges with off-the-shelf Moly and produced the same effect with additional benefits that you don't get by just lubricating the pill. Moly lube isn't some kind of exclusive, "members-only" thing, and it's nothing new. You can literally buy a big spray-can of decent quality stuff at Wal-Mart, and a little goes a long way. Just don't get it on your clothes when it's still wet. You'll never get it off. It's essentially a sort of paint that acts like a lubricant. It doesn't provide much corrosion-resistance, though, so don't use it to lube your rifles or pistols. It works great on machine-guns and M4s in the desert, but for every-day use in Temperate environments, you need the corrosion-resistance of an oil like CLP/"3-in-1".
When shooting a rifle of this type, a correct shooting position/stance/posture the scope should never plant your face dude.............Suggest your body firing position is suspect.
SLAP = Saboted Light Armor Penetrator en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Saboted_light_armor_penetrator *Design and use* The SLAP design incorporates a polymer sabot, which allows for the use of a tungsten penetrator projectile of a lesser diameter than the original bore. By using the casing of a large cartridge with a lightweight projectile, the velocity of the projectile is greatly increased and the sectional density is improved. SLAP rounds have been designed for use against lightly armored vehicles and aircraft.
Curious If you think the build up of the plastic in the Muzzle break was to blame for the freak accident that injured KB. Also do you think the over pressure was because of obstruction or do you think it was a hot round(or both). Thanks in advance, love your content brother stay safe.
Fantastic video. I love the way you had all those layers set up and especially that reactive target, something super super neat I've never personally seen on any major gun channel. First video I've seen but I'm 100% subscribed, keep it going brother
I knew that slap would at least make it to the last plate. It missed on the first one and the second was completely compromised so it doesn't count. Those rounds are nasty and can penetrate tanks.
Thanks for the comment, yep second one didn’t count but still pretty cool to see and shoot. I was told they can go through armor at 1000 yards, that’s pretty crazy 😜
The 50cal. Is a full grown healthy ass mule kicking you with both back legs at once,,,the first time I shot one ,the scope almost broke my nose and I couldn't hardly use my right arm for a couple weeks ,,,I was so excited to have the opportunity to shoot It,,,and now I can care less about it,,I don't care what tipe of round is in it ,,I'm done with that idea, ,unless it's mounted on something, but other than that,he'll no !! The is 50cal is nothing to play with folks
Wow ! These rounds are nasty for sure , , , Hey have you ever wondered how many cars would that go through ? Well , we have all seen it in movies , AK47 shooting at car doors ect. everyone is not hit !
This is a great video, thanks for that. I have a dumb question, I've done a search but really can't find the difference between SLAP and SLAP tracer round. May I know their difference and the use of tracer round ? Thanks !
How Easter Worshippers reply to insults at a comfortable SOCIAL DISTANCE. Nuthin werks like a good ol' backhanded SLAP. DONE WARNED YA TWICE ALREADY... SEE HOIW THAT WERKS OUT ?? BTW TYVM .... tis a beaut Insult Rifle.
Hey, what do you think about making this as your new video: "How many man and steel plates can stop .50 BMG?" (Well obviously you can't shoot at real humans but at least we can pretend ballistic gels as human body tho) First experiment: Shooting at six or seven ballistic gels Second experiment: Shooting at the gels but put them quater-inch steel plates protection in both front and rear And also, can you make a video of this: 'What would happen to the poor ballistic gel behind of a humvee window if .50 bmg hits it'? Thanks. Ohhh by the way, your editing skill is increasing like sky high. I like it.
How much did it cost you to get the glass removed from your hands ??? Why did you do that? U seem like a smart guy put it to use god gave us the smarts to use tools and maybe you should consider that next time it doesn't make u look cool or tough or anything but crazy and not in a good way
Thanks for sharing. I’ll most likely will never get a chance to shoot any of theses rounds. I knew they were powerful but had no idea they would do what they do.
Hey man! If you line up your whole body with the rifle making a straight line the recoil will not be as bad, avoid being perpendicular with the rifle if that makes sense.
@@GoingBallistic Going Ballistic I'll guess they'd go through max of 40mm of proper armor grade steel. Apparently a .50 AP will go through 25mm of armor.
Morten Jørgensen sure, just let him pick up a T72 from the local tank shop. In all seriousness I doubt it would go through the side of a t72. I believe it’s side armor is 2 1/2- 3 inches thick. That’s ignoring the side skirts
After seeing the position, yes you're definitely right. The recoil got him because his body was in line for the recoil. You don't need to be perfectly in line, but the closer the better. Especially with repeated shots or high power firearms.
I'm sure you have heard of an APFSDS round that tanks shot right? That is what is called a sabot round. All SLAP stands for is saboted light armor penetrator. Bascially is just a mini tank sabot round. These are made out of tungsten, but tanks in the US use DU (depleted uranium) penetrators because they are better at penetrating armor because they are self sharpening and don't mushroom like tungsten.
If you want to know what happens with a .50 with the muzzle break on shooting SLAP rounds… look no further than Kentucky ballistics now 😬
Imagine this, these are fired full auto from a belt fed M2 50 cal machinegun. I would NOT want to be the bad guy down range trying to avoid that hot mess. Lmao
And the m2 mgs have more velocity than the rifle variants, that thing would be punching through even more
We had a shit ton of this stuff in Iraq that we got from the unit we replaced in 05. It'll go through vehicles like you'd expect but rounds are so hard and fast they just put small hole in people without much energy transfer. They still bleed but not as effective as API on soft targets.
i like how you assume that it would be the bad guy. im looking at nation from nation perspective USA is not immune to become the bad guy
@@ulfenburg7539 Stop beein an affected lil bitch. If someone is firing an MG towards someone else, most likely they will be a bad guy in the eyes of the shooter.
maybe so but they still arent invincible everything has a weakness like while distracted with one group they could be sniped by a sniper
I had these SLAP rounds on my MRAP in Iraq in 2009, it was used to stop suicide bombers using dump trucks, or any other vehicle for that matter. These are some bad ass rounds.
What's your head count in this particular scenario?
After Kentucky ballistics ill never buy slap rounds again
The best .50 call AP round test from RUclips.
I think you have all the available .50 call AP rounds.
Keep up the videos coming.
Best of luck from Romania.
+Dropit Thanks for the Comment and for watching 👍
Damn taking the muzzle-break off of a bolt action .50...you can count me out🚣
That gun is semi auto, not bolt action.
Oh shit I realize now that’s a bushmaster not an Ar-50 my bad I got them confused
Brake.
I think the muzzle break off is safer as slaps are very dangerous out of a rifle. the sabot can break apart and kick back through the muzzle break. not to mention depending on barrel thickness might pre-maturely exit the barrel being full Tungsten harder than the barrel. Cool Vid
Hubby and i own a .50 that was built by a local shop about 15 years ago. There's no MB and it's single shot bolt action (similar to a .50 big bore grizzly) the rifle sits in a glass bedded beaver tailed target laminated bench rest type stock and it's 29.5 inch long barrel.
It's wearing a nightforce F1 5-25x56 Beast with 34mm Night Force Pic rings. Gun is wildly accurate out shooting our AI TAC 50 at a 1000y. The gun with scope weighs 24.5 pounds... Shooting 750 grain A max hand loads it's a pleasure to shoot. Recoil is there don't get be wrong but is no more then a 10lb hunting rig without a MB in .300 win mag shooting shooting 200g loads at least she preceived recoil is about the same (I'm a 125lb 5'5" female and love shooting that .50 it's a real thrill, i am not recoil shy tho) to me... Our TAC 50 recoil is less for sure but the side directed muzzle blast is fucking brutal to whoever isn't on the trigger and honestly i enjoy the recoil as it isn't to much to handle but it's a thrill to hold on to something of that power and not have the senstation dulled down by a huge muzzle brake (within reason, we do own guns that i won't shoot if they didn't have a brake. One being .300RUM that's in a carbon stock and carbon wrapped barrel, it's hubbies Elk and mtn goat rifle shooting 230g SMKs the gun weighs 10.6lbs with NF F1 on it... It has a removable threaded on brake.... I will shoot it with the brake but only shot it once without the brake as hubby wanted me to see how much of a difference the brake made...it hurt me and made me cry messing up my makeup at the range... Hardest kicking rifle I've ever shot bar none. With the brake it's still a monster on the shoulder but it's manageable )
We have a single shot bolt gun that's a heavy bench setup weighing 27lbs with NF F1 in .416B and it's not running a brake neither and it's a delight to shoot, recoil is easily handled and again no harsh muzzle blast that spotters or others at the range have to deal with and the gun is absolutely the most accurate ELR setup we own our have ever shot.
I love how that round basically, after the other stuff, “tumbled” through a combined 3/4” of hardened steel.
Those rounds nearly killed Kentucky
We are glad he is OK.
Yes, it did! So thankful he wasnt killed!
I'll never see, hear, or even think about another .50 BMG, of any type, SLAP or not, without thinking of Scott from Kentucky Ballistics. To say he's lucky to be alive is the understatement of the decade. I'm happy he'll make a full recovery.
I'm also curious to hear KNOWLEDGEABLE, EXPERT opinions about what the differences would have been in terms of how the rifle catastrophically failed and the injuries sustained if this had happened with a semi-auto like the Barret M82/M107?
And just to be clear, the catastrophic failure of that Serbu was no fault of the rifle's and was almost definitely caused by a severe propellent overcharge. In fact, because quality firearms are engineered to sustain over-pressures way outside of their normal operating range as a safety buffer, I think it's likely that at least two of the previous rounds were also extremely hot and the rifle successfully absorbed the extreme over-pressure of those rounds before finally catastrophically failing on the last one. No blame on Scott, but hat's why it's always good to quickly inspect critical parts of a firearm between every few rounds or magazine changes and look for noticeable stress fractures or other signs of abnormal stresses. Scott even mentions in his video that the two rounds fired before the catastrophic one had noticeably much larger fireballs than the ones before.
Well slap rounds are not meant to be shot out of those guns so..
SLAP rounds are designed specifically for the M2.
The penetration capability of these rounds is really impressive and very beautiful video by the way! 👍👏
Thanks👍
@@GoingBallistic kind of a newbie here, but can you please explain what a "slap" bullet vs normal ones please. Thanks
This is the best SLAP test so far.
And I believe this is the first time SLAP-T has been tested on RUclips.
Keep up the great armor tests.
+Robert Keller Thanks for the comment. I have more of both SLAP rounds, hope to have new videos out soon.
@@GoingBallistic Great Video! I have ordered 2 50 cal API sliver tip and the APIT Sliver and Red tip. These are going to be part of my collection.
The red band is SLAP-T. used them when we had the CSAM .50 Cal mounted over the gun mantle on the M1A1 TUSK and in the guard tower in Iraq at Camp Korean Village. basically a fast dart - aka mini sabot rounds.....
Definitely don't get Slapped!!!
Moly has nothing to do with wind-resistance or drag. It's simply a dry lubricant, like graphite, and the biggest benefit would probably be providing a slicker transition between the feed-ramp and the chamber. I see no problem with Moly-coated projectiles. What I do have a problem with is the idea of buying ammo that's been Moly-coated at the factory. Just buy a can of Moly and spray it on any type of cartridge (the whole thing except for the rim-face) and you'll produce exactly the same affect, in addition to lubricating the case, which has obvious additional benefits compared to what you have there. They must have seen you coming from a mile away lol. You could literally have sprayed every single one of those different cartridges with off-the-shelf Moly and produced the same effect with additional benefits that you don't get by just lubricating the pill.
Moly lube isn't some kind of exclusive, "members-only" thing, and it's nothing new. You can literally buy a big spray-can of decent quality stuff at Wal-Mart, and a little goes a long way. Just don't get it on your clothes when it's still wet. You'll never get it off. It's essentially a sort of paint that acts like a lubricant. It doesn't provide much corrosion-resistance, though, so don't use it to lube your rifles or pistols. It works great on machine-guns and M4s in the desert, but for every-day use in Temperate environments, you need the corrosion-resistance of an oil like CLP/"3-in-1".
I really want to to the SLAP 14.5x114mm. Basically, this round, but in a larger caliber.
When shooting a rifle of this type, a correct shooting position/stance/posture the scope should never plant your face dude.............Suggest your body firing position is suspect.
SLAP = Saboted Light Armor Penetrator
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Saboted_light_armor_penetrator
*Design and use*
The SLAP design incorporates a polymer sabot, which allows for the use of a tungsten penetrator projectile of a lesser diameter than the original bore. By using the casing of a large cartridge with a lightweight projectile, the velocity of the projectile is greatly increased and the sectional density is improved.
SLAP rounds have been designed for use against lightly armored vehicles and aircraft.
Wou those slap rounds is something Else!
Raufoss round is still super cool as well. 🙋♂️🇫🇮🍄
+Max buust Raufoss rounds are my favorite round, but the slap rounds are super fast.
Curious If you think the build up of the plastic in the Muzzle break was to blame for the freak accident that injured KB. Also do you think the over pressure was because of obstruction or do you think it was a hot round(or both). Thanks in advance, love your content brother stay safe.
It had nothing to do with the muzzle break
Fantastic video. I love the way you had all those layers set up and especially that reactive target, something super super neat I've never personally seen on any major gun channel. First video I've seen but I'm 100% subscribed, keep it going brother
Thanks very much for the comment.👍
Same here I've never seen so many layers of armor or that reactive target it's super cool
I fell like a large amount of your added recoil from the round came from removing that brake, good vid!
sabot is french word, meaning shoe. why the t is silent.
i thought it ment jacket cause the round is in a jacket to fire it like in the M1 tanks
It is. And it's pronounced "sah-bo". Not "Say-bo".
@@typhoon-7 I know the correct pronunciation. But thank you.
I wouldn’t buy these... their 40 year old ammo
Jesus my back hurts just watching you shoot that. Also, good thing on not trying this with a SASR. They won't work.
Didn't know they were available to buy :) I've read military use like 1 in 5 rounds to have a bit more power without wasting too much
seeing you stick your finger in that glass gave me anxiety
I knew that slap would at least make it to the last plate. It missed on the first one and the second was completely compromised so it doesn't count. Those rounds are nasty and can penetrate tanks.
Thanks for the comment, yep second one didn’t count but still pretty cool to see and shoot.
I was told they can go through armor at 1000 yards, that’s pretty crazy 😜
If it just barely didnt make it on the 2nd what makes you thunk it would go through on the first when it wasnt compremised
The slap rounds are sick!! There is almost nothing that stops them........maybe 2 inch of tungsten can?
Ля, а где русская озвучка?
Or dont lay like your spine is a banana
Great experiment.
Nice to see a 338 next.
Thanks!
Good channel man, i am subscribed, good luck with your channel. Most interesting 50 cal test what i ever seen. SLAP round is super monster
+Обо всём на свете Hello, thanks for subscribing Ues they are some crazy rounds. 👍
We would mix these in with API and ball and call it the Fallujah mx =) it was well known in the Marines after that! Lol
"Just a Roufoss" .....
The 50cal. Is a full grown healthy ass mule kicking you with both back legs at once,,,the first time I shot one ,the scope almost broke my nose and I couldn't hardly use my right arm for a couple weeks ,,,I was so excited to have the opportunity to shoot It,,,and now I can care less about it,,I don't care what tipe of round is in it ,,I'm done with that idea, ,unless it's mounted on something, but other than that,he'll no !! The is 50cal is nothing to play with folks
That Kevlar looks so old and crusty it probably wouldn’t have been able to stop at 22 Magnum
1:47 Why would you choose such an awkward position to shoot? :D
Cuz I had NO idea what I was doing.
@@GoingBallistic Love the honesty! Your new vids are indeed way better
Good way to crack some vertebrae
The moly coating helps keep barrel fouling down. Not much else.
Get behind your bloody rifle....
Hi! gooooooooooood!😁😁😁
Wow ! These rounds are nasty for sure , , , Hey have you ever wondered how many cars would that go through ? Well , we have all seen it in movies , AK47 shooting at car doors ect. everyone is not hit !
@1:48 you should definitely be behind the gun. It says a lot about how much you know about shooting.
I Love Slap rounds in any caliber, imagine a .22 slap round🤣
Oh my gosh,,,those slap rounds!
Get squared up on your platform Bud. It midagates recoil and magnum eye😂😂😂
i know how this rounds will look in a machine gun...
ruclips.net/video/ubZE29cOgvc/видео.html
The t in Sabot is silent.
"Sa-bow"
Not "sa-bat"
These are the rounds you need to hit the guy hiding behind the refrigerator in your neighbor's house.
Get in line with the rifle and recoil wont be that bad.
What you talking about Willis?
@@GoingBallistic Your body was canted to the side which doesn't allow you to manage recoil.
Alex Mestre ok got what your talking about. Thanks 🙏
3rd batt? How long you been there?
@@joelpessina1764 03-13
4:43 - это 100% смерть. Прикольно пулю закручивает по пути
jesus thats a bad round
1:40 not a good idea
Or fire it with a string from behind cover and be ready to do some damage.
This is a great video, thanks for that. I have a dumb question, I've done a search but really can't find the difference between SLAP and SLAP tracer round. May I know their difference and the use of tracer round ? Thanks !
Tracer is used in night to trace the path of bullet nothing else
@@Rk10885 Thank you very much ！
How long SLAP round can stay fast enugh to be that efective?
They were designed to be effective up to 1000 yards.
Please please please gift me an air rifle, really want to b like u.
Try molly coating a slap round......?
How Easter Worshippers reply to insults at a comfortable SOCIAL DISTANCE.
Nuthin werks like a good ol' backhanded SLAP.
DONE WARNED YA TWICE ALREADY... SEE HOIW THAT WERKS OUT ??
BTW TYVM .... tis a beaut Insult Rifle.
That's a .30 caliber bullet inside a sleeve.
Hey, what do you think about making this as your new video: "How many man and steel plates can stop .50 BMG?"
(Well obviously you can't shoot at real humans but at least we can pretend ballistic gels as human body tho)
First experiment: Shooting at six or seven ballistic gels
Second experiment: Shooting at the gels but put them quater-inch steel plates protection in both front and rear
And also, can you make a video of this: 'What would happen to the poor ballistic gel behind of a humvee window if .50 bmg hits it'? Thanks.
Ohhh by the way, your editing skill is increasing like sky high. I like it.
I like it but I'm on a tight budget for now.
How much did it cost you to get the glass removed from your hands ??? Why did you do that? U seem like a smart guy put it to use god gave us the smarts to use tools and maybe you should consider that next time it doesn't make u look cool or tough or anything but crazy and not in a good way
Had these on a deployment in Afghanistan, belt fed on a M2 50.cal machine gun. Nobody stood a chance.
I would love to shoot a belt of these things. That would be crazy
Never seen someone shoot sideways like that.
Try laying straight behind your gun, should reduce recoil because your body can absorb more 👌🏻
Yep, lesson learned
Hey guys what a great video thanks for producing it.
Thanks for watching 👍
what exactly makes the 50bmg a "slap" round??
Best if you look it up. Much better info than I can give ya.
Do those rounds actually slap? Yes they do.
He never showed the 50bmg rifle..very sad 😔😔😔
Looked like a bush master ba50. Around the 3:40 you can clearly see the bush master logo
That farmers tan is serious business
The black tip is 100% of death. Keep going guys.
You got it👍
Beleza muito bom 👍👍👍😎
Thanks for sharing. I’ll most likely will never get a chance to shoot any of theses rounds. I knew they were powerful but had no idea they would do what they do.
Your welcome. They are serious rounds for sure. We will be shooting them at 3/4” AR 500 steel next week.👍
Hey man! If you line up your whole body with the rifle making a straight line the recoil will not be as bad, avoid being perpendicular with the rifle if that makes sense.
Yeah that was a tough lesson learned
Going Ballistic great videos! Keep it up!
Great video man I was really shocked how much penetration those rounds got
Same here. We will be trying some thicker plates soon
@@GoingBallistic Going Ballistic I'll guess they'd go through max of 40mm of proper armor grade steel.
Apparently a .50 AP will go through 25mm of armor.
Scope eye - good shooting
Does the bullet start to tumble after it's penetrated a couple things..?.. the marks on the man target make it look like it might
You are gonna have alot better time with the recoil of any large bore firearm if you lay "behind" the rifle. Prone shooting 101.
Yep that was my first lesson in shooting a big rifle. I felt like a dork for sure, but brave enough to post my mistake👍
@@GoingBallistic HAHA. Nothing like taking a scope to the face to wake you up! Been there done that. Good luck and keep the great content coming!
We used this in the danish army...slap is very hard hitting..
Yes that are. So far they have made it through everything I’ve put in front of it. We are testing some 3/4” AR500 plate soon.
Iam sure it can go through the side of a T72...if its under 100 m away from the shooter. Can you test it..
Morten Jørgensen sure, just let him pick up a T72 from the local tank shop.
In all seriousness I doubt it would go through the side of a t72. I believe it’s side armor is 2 1/2- 3 inches thick. That’s ignoring the side skirts
Great video! your going to get that muzzle break in no time with SLAP. Awesome rounds
Thanks for the comment. We are working on one now👍
Very funny youtube
That slap round is no fucking joke
You got that right
Like to know how many videos you have to make to pay for the 50 cal.
Shells are not cheep
Only reason my wife did not buy one.
good shoot!
Cool
Say bot 🤣
i’m not expert but aren’t you supposed to align ur body with the rifle?
For recoil, yes. When you're shooting one shot at a time, do what's comfortable.
I'm no expert either, but I know a little.
After seeing the position, yes you're definitely right. The recoil got him because his body was in line for the recoil. You don't need to be perfectly in line, but the closer the better. Especially with repeated shots or high power firearms.
Hey love your videos. I think it would be cool to do a nighttime tracer round video. With having a light on the target.
Missed the only one I wanted to see. 😩 Still cool nonetheless.
Save that glas powder and sell it as crystal meth 😂
The thing with SLAP rounds is they are smaller hardened projectiles but with massive gains in velocity - hence that shoulder blow out recoil
The thing with the SLAP rounds is they require muzzle break to be removed - hence the shoulder blow out recoil
He was wrong about that last round. The API tracer didn't even detonate until it hit the steel behind the glass. It blew thru the glass.
First time i saw slap round was on this channel and it was "Love at first sight"🥰 I love this channel.. Great job🙏
Glad you enjoy it!
this comment is just here for promotion to the tops :)
So what type of rounds does the aircraft Kevlar protect from?
worst position for sniper shooting
Yep, I learned really quick of my mistake
Can someone tell me what a slap round is? ? I've never heard that ? That my be a dumb question. .thank you
I'm sure you have heard of an APFSDS round that tanks shot right? That is what is called a sabot round. All SLAP stands for is saboted light armor penetrator. Bascially is just a mini tank sabot round. These are made out of tungsten, but tanks in the US use DU (depleted uranium) penetrators because they are better at penetrating armor because they are self sharpening and don't mushroom like tungsten.
Good Video, Gay Music !!
LOL, Noted
where can I find reactive targets like that
Наайс
Fricken hell. Those things are insane. What do they cost per round?
Right now they cost about 100 ea 😱
Wow nice rounds man
Thanks 👍👍
Those are insane!
They sure are.