300 Blackout 16" compared to an 8" milk jug test. PT1 (168 A-Max, ELD-M, Gold-Dot and 165 Hot-Cor)

Because of the weather I stopped the test only part way into it. If this is something you would like to see me complete please let me know in the comets.
I want to do it in gelatin for more accurate results on what would happen in game but I would have to do it in 4 different videos and water although not ideal can work. Let me know your thoughts. I don't like using the chronograph when shooting water jugs because it is not waterproof, another reason I want to do some of these tests in gelatin.
My thought behind this test was to show how much barrel length can but not always make a difference.

[@mariolaroche1975]

Yep, those winds were no joke today.

[@sorow123]

Would be great to see it with all the results compared

[@jonathanrogers9961]

We had gusty 35mph winds all day today in central Indiana.

[@rangetime6779]

Snow and high winds...perfect mountain weather. It's interesting but would still like to see the bullets recovered or at least compare the tearing of the jugs to show which has the most hydrostatic pressure

[@guardianminifarm8005]

Please, please finish if possible. I was wondering how to get that much info in under 5 minutes. I was curious to see that if nothing else. But once you started I was drawn in intently. I am as much interested in your description and assessment of results.

[@EdAb]

Please continue! I'm curious to know if there would be any difference between the ELD-M and ELD-X in this medium? Would noncompressible water blow them both up?

[@johnpoole8321]

Please complete this test. Think it was the ELD-M you shot last that blasted those jugs wow!

[@simplemindedfella]

Yes it was the ELD-M