Rifle Calibers vs Steel at 250,000fps! - Ballistic High-Speed
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- Опубликовано: 15 фев 2023
- Bryce and Adam push AR550 steel to its limits with rifle calibers!
Featuring .223, 5.56, 300 Blackout, 7.62x39, 7.62x54r, .308, and .50 BMG!
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The .223 and 5.56 difference wasn’t so much due to chamber pressure but the fact that the M193 (.223) has a lead core while the M855 (5.56) includes a steel penetrator. That is likely why you saw more sparks in the 5.56 and a deeper dent.
Kind of a big jump from 308 to 50bmg. Would like to see some intervening steps like: 6.5 Creedmore, 300 win mag, 338 Lapua, and 416 Barrett. THEN try the 50 but start with FMJ and go to Black Tip AP. Great vid, as always!
Hey! How about shooting these rounds at clay blocks? Or spray cans? That would be amazing to watch in ultra slow speed. 😍❤️
Raufoss round??? That would be nice. 😁
The 50BMG Muzzle Velocity seems way off, 4000 M/S is definitely not right
You need to collaborate with Scott from Kentucky Ballistics and get some high-speed footage of his 4 bore rifle vs. ballistics dummies! It would be super interesting to see the dummies vaporize with your super high-speed camera.
I can appreciate what you are doing here but what seems to be missing as another commentator has mentioned that the core of the bullets are of utmost importance. I would be interested in seeing some classic black tip ammo such as WWII 30-06 and Korean era 308 steel penetrator. They are still available on the surplus market, would be interesting to see what that "outdated old ammo" would do to a modern plate. My two cents.
I apologize I meant to correct my text and I hit the wrong button but I was trying to say put up at least two half inch of ballistic steel with a 50 BMG AP round! Armor-piercing anti-personnel it has a internal steel projectile! You would have found something have some fun sorry for the double
These videos will never get old to a gun nerd like me … I have some HEI 7.62x54r rounds that would be cool to see what they look like really slowed down
The 5.56 green tip has also a steel penetrator I'm sure that is why it left a dent.
I found the barrel flames from escaping gasses hitting oxygen quite interesting. We could tell the caliber difference between .30 and .50 caliber holes in helicopter airframes by the holes (Vietnam era). .30 caliber rounds left a smooth edge while .50 caliber always left a jagged edge denoting torn metal. Thanks for sharing this insightful video. Peace
Looking at this I'm just simply amazed by the tech we have at hand. To be able to see and hear a freaking .50 BMG travel through air and deal that much damage at 250k FPS is simply glorious. Nice job guys.
A. The .50 folded the rounded plate concave!
the shockwave going past the camera as the bullet was moving through the frame was incredibly cinematic
I find it incredible to see the whole plate vibrating after the 50bmg hit it. Excellent video.
I love that the ballistics gel is visible in the slow-motion, it really highlights just how much fragmentation comes from that bullet smacking the steel plate. Great video gents!
Great video, slow motion analysis and none of the cheesy attempts at humour like so many others out there. Top notch video
I have been shooting 50 BMG SINCE 1988. Have reloaded in excess of 4000rds. The M 33 ball round has a mild steel core not lead. I believe that it what penetrated the plate. Love this channel. Keep up the great interesting videos. Thank you! Been shooting 1000 yds several times. Using a Serbu BFG50 and Windrunner M 96
That .50 was impressive. Fantastic camera work.