But that's only for some serious Intel recovery. Any average land owner doesn't need to disable the drone, just shoot that shit into as many pieces as possible before it hits the ground. Then hang the broken bits from a dead tree on the edge of your property to warn the others.
Brendan Stanford possibly, or maybe some people don't assume they're being spied on and don't want to destroy what was possibly some kids Christmas present. If they're stupid enough to do it again you turn it to dust. Ofcourse you would be wiping any video storage
As a pilot there are different class drones. Which have different regulations. So is the new or young pilot learning trespassing. I agree be considerate. Drones are aircraft and controlled by FAA where I live and you can go to jail. There is a sad video of a dad going to jail. One flying while daughter in pool. Don't know if may have been classmate or a ____. So be considerate. But don't go jail for a federal crime
In all honesty a bird shot with a choke will do the job just fine at a 25th of the cost. Also, the they should use weighted wire instead, the frayed string deselerates suuuuper fast.
I was thinking the same and already have 3" magnums with bb and 4 shot. And really don't care how bad the drone gets damaged. I see this area has a reward for information leading to the capture of the person or persons flying them around houses from dusk till dawn.
Even with birdshot, you have to be conscious of what is behind the target. In an urban area there's a chance of hitting buildings and windows with shot, and even other people.
Yes but for the government/military you have to crank up the cost per unit. I'm thinking 700 per shell should be on par with the rest of the self defense market.
Regardless of whether or not they 'work' they're still a grossly expensive alternative that is inferior to normal shot. So yeah, think you might be right.
Funny thing every shotgun shell can be a anti drone shot Buckshot birdshot slug dragonsbreath you name it (if they don’t shoot projectiles it won’t be as effective)
As a drone pilot I can tell you the danger of this round is the string snagging the props preventing them from turning... The goal is not to damage the drone but to stop it from being able to fly
@@calvinhobbs89 even carbon blades are the weak point... A drones flight is dependent on its ability to control blade speed... Affect the blade speed and the drone will fall
I have been flying drones for years now. everything from $30 toys, $1000 photography drones, and custom built race drones. propellers are so fragile on these drones. the slightest imbalance in a propeller with cause vibrations that can throw off all the onboard censors. so even though these skynet rounds are slow and do little damage. a string cought in one of the motors can slow the propeller enough to crash the drone. the purpose of these round wouldn't be to destroy the drone, just disable it. the range of these rounds is way to short to really be practical but I believe these to be very effective at doing their intended purpose.
It seems highly unlikely a quadcopter is going to get close enough (25 yards) to you that you'd hit them with these Skynet rounds. Even if the drone is hovering 30 or 40 yards away you'd have to take many shots before you got lucky and hit it.
It’s unacceptable to spy on someone. Funny things though, you are entitled to privacy but you don’t own the airspace above your land. You are not legally allowed to shoot a drone down, you will be paying should it go to court. Between $30 to thousands of dollars. But in short just fly respectfully.
@@c_labb9247 depends on the state you live in my state has had issues in the past with people flying drones at night and harassing entire towns pointing lasers in peoples homes so now they have a law that if a drone is over your property without permission you are authorized to shoot it down
It’s worth remembering that a small aircraft, including a drone, really can’t keep flying if you interfere with its stability even in a minor way. Every shot that actually contacted the drone would most likely have brought it down.
Depends. A lot of these birds have a gyro. Tipping them won't knock them down. Damage a prop on a quad though, by removing a blade completely, and it's coming down. 😂
@@andreaberetta9656 It’s supposed to tangle the propellers up so that it crashes to ground so you can then harvest it hack it or it may die on the crash
Yeah, it's definitely an entanglement device, so that's why not much damage on your cardboard target. Does seem like a lot of money for maybe effectiveness though
This product exists solely because the FAA made it illegal to shoot a drone out of the sky, but netting one out of the sky is somehow totally different. It's nothing more than another workaround to more government legislation.
I agree. We did a video on those Gualbo Steel slugs where the company just sent us some samples and that video has 1.6m views. But that company was confident in their product.
The Stoned Videogame Nerd just shoot the damn thing with a buckshot, that's really gonna do more than enough damage to the drone, as long as you know how to aim, that is. I don't know you, but if I had a property big enough for anyone to care spying on and someone was using one to actually sit or even just annoy you, then it's the owner's responsibility if their drone gets blown out of the air
True, but we can't afford to damage a real, quality drone, can't fly one that close to a naval airbase, and it's almost impossible to frame and focus a high speed camera on a moving object. We were mostly testing the ballistics of these rounds and testing them on easy to hit targets, eliminating a lot of wasted shots. (we only had 6 rounds to test)
Hey Jeff- Are you guys affected by the garbage ScrewTube is pulling with the rest of the gun related channels regarding losing monetization? I wasn't really making shit off any of the garbage I post, but noticed last night every one of my videos is now marked as "ineligible for monetization.." I think like 3 of my videos were even gun related??
You should check facebook for a quad group in your area. If you want to test something non-destructive like that, I know I'd put my quad up for a 6' fall without hesitation. As for moving object, quads can hover quite nicely. ;)
"Arial trespassing". Seems quite suspect to me. Even if they meant "aerial trespassing", you're not allowed to shoot stuff that crosses your property line (e.g. passenger aircraft). If the drone is weaponized, then yes, it's self defense, but if you're just annoyed at the noise, you *will* get sued by the owner.
@@dodecahedron1 good luck suing someone without any evidence...maybe US laws are fucked up but in the rest of the world you simply bury the drone and thats about it...and if you call police over your lost drone that anoyed someone they will beat some sense into your head...
Crossing your property in the air is one thing. Most people won't object to that, and if you are talking about an airplane, it's a moot point anyway. What people are objecting to, and rightfully so, are the "spy" drones. Flying over someone's property slowly and with camera running. The first case I was aware of was a father who shot down a drone with a shotgun. The drone was spying on his daughter who was sunbathing in the backyard. Full privacy fencing, etc. No question but that it was an attempt to get illicit pictures. The owners complained to the police that someone shot their drone. The father met the police in his driveway and told them the drone was trespassing. Long story short, the drone owners got in trouble, but they were trying to spin things the other way.
I recently watched a video promoting these rounds for security guards etc. Showed them bringing down multiple real flying drones with ease at various ranges up to 100 yards. I had my doubts then if it was some kind of "movie magic". I feel confident saying it was now. I think bird shot would be more effective, cheaper and less finicky.
Tony Samson Not for long. All it takes is one incident. And laws would change real fast. If you check out RUclips or Google- Raw:Iraqi Forces use drones to drop shells. You never know what the drone intentions are any more.
Just so y’all know it’s illegal to discharge a firearm at any aircraft, including drones, for any reason. In fact it is illegal throughout the US to tamper with any aircraft. Shooting these or any shells at a drone, or even throwing rocks if you don’t have a shotgun handy, even if it’s flying in your backyard can land you in a HEAP of trouble.
I remember firing a couple rounds of OO Buck at a 500 yard target just for fun, and I swear those rounds covered nearly 100 yards of earth. No idea if those pellets would kill at that distance, but they certainly would have gotten someone's attention :)
I think the idea behind the SKYNET cartridge is that the strings would be tangling with he propellers of a flying drone, *not* doing direct damage. I suppose a normal shot works better if you want to destroy it outright.
I think the purpose of that string is probably to jam the drones propellers, not to take a whole wing off. And a lot of drones can't hold that much extra weight surprisingly so the sky-net round weights at the end of the strings could at the very least yank the drone out of the sky.
Kabuki Kitsune The don't trespass over my property! I can also employ electronic countermeasures, so bring it on! My attorneys will make an example of you!
Brendan Stanford or just buy one of those "guns" that shoots waves n completely stops all electrical components in the drone and wipes the memory, with unlimited ammunition
Darren Steeves that actually depends on the state. here in Texas if you own the land, and someone flies a drone up to 100ft above your property then they are in your airspace so you could shoot it down. depending on where you live you could still be charged with discharging a firearm in city limits.
Honestly with the drone your not going for real devastating damage. If you can get one prop to stop spinning or slow down enough, it'll fall out of the sky. That's where i see the whole string thing coming in play. If it were me though, I'd stick to bird shot. If I can hit a flying duck I can probably hit a drone hovering over me.
I feel like it's supposed to disable the drone so that it can be recovered. Say that they are spying with it & it is a security issue, you want to recover that drone & find what data you can salvage from it. Blowing it into smithereens will destroy the unit completely. Recovering it intact might provide useful information such as finger prints & possibly video they were attempting to gather. I'm assuming drones have onboard storage that could be accessible by law enforcement or whatever security force seeking to take it down. I expected the cords to be much stronger & able to function as a 5-headed bola.
I don't know where others live but in my state, it's illegal to shoot down a drone. This was just on my local news last week where a guy shot down another guys drone and the guy doing the shooting went to jail and got 30 days. Watch what you do before going to the pokey!
I know this video is a year old...but to be clear - Since 2016 the FAA considers shooting at a drone the same as shooting at a manned aircraft - IT'S A FELONY! Does not matter if it is 'trespassing' on your property (which it isn't - you don't own airspace).
The brushless motors used in most r/c vehicles today are rated in KV, that's rpm per volt. Popular quads ("drones") of the day run 800-1250 KV motors, and 3s-4s lithium batteries. That puts rpm range anywhere from 8800 to 18500 rpm at full throttle. Not allot of material out there is gonna stand up to a carbon prop at 10000 rpm.
Your video of the machine gun shoot in Arizona was very telling. Fully automatic weapons from M16s to BMGs to a minigun.....the two drones survived admirably despite many guns firing at the same time.
I ROFL'd so hard when I first saw these for sale. Why would anyone need an anti-drone round when you've got the entire range of 12 gauge slug and shot shell? Between them, they're anti-everything! Thank you for testing them though, I needed another laugh
Callum Barrass m8 because shooting down a drone( even over your property) is considered a federal offender and will land you in jail for up to four years. That's why, but these things are a pos
Yep, not to mention quadcopters are about the only thing you'll hit. even my POS Chinese Trex450 clone can do over 80 knots and I don't see anyone accurately hitting that.
Austin alban you can shoot it if it is spying on you are trying to harm you. landing or taking off on someones property is illegal too. so stay the fuck out of peoples yards.
Frigglebiscuit No you can't stop spreading lies. Drone operators have to follow special rules, if someone is pissing you off with it, report them to the local FSDO office or call the police.
Yep, a lot of people think we are exempt of the law. We had to find of way to shoot at "drones" without breaking the law. The media would have had a field day if they got wind of two cops being shown committing federal crimes.
Taofledermaus, I am an avid fan. I would like to say that this video has your usual quality and fun; yet, I would have liked watching you shoot a real drone. There are several options of cheap drones you could've shot down that would've made this video go from great to amazing. I appreciate all you do and I hope you take this as a constructive criticism with love from a fan. keep up the good work!
We couldn't afford to destroy a drone, and a cheap drone wouldn't have been controllable in the wind that day, and we are near a naval air base and would have gotten in trouble to flying a drone that close to it. (I can't afford to fix a broken F18)
I do actually see this round as successful if you would like to be able to recover the drone you have shot down. The successful deployment of the strings means it will probably snag the drone, mid air, and not completely destroy it. If someone is invading your privacy or potentially deploying unmanned weapons against you, wouldn't you like to try and find out who did it? It's definitely catching something, and you can see they get stuck in trees. You don't have to destroy something to stop it.
People just like having quirky stuff. Like Zombie Rounds. Although shootable they just want to have them for the humor. And talk funny scenarios. Are drones really that big of a problem ?
My branch in the Army was Air Defense. We still called it 'ADA' - air defense artillery back in the day even though we were just deploying Stingers, along with Chaparrals and HAWKs, then PAtriots to replace the Nike-Hercs. Good to see the gun side of things represented. After seeing these demos, a good goose load - #4 or #2 seems good. Very low risk of collateral damage, unlike 00 buck pellets coming down a half mile away.
Great music. Was used in the Final Countdown with Kirk Douglas. Movie where the U.S.S. Nimits went back in time to Dec. 6, 1941. Good video. Thanks for the movie memories. Saw it in the theater when it came out.
TAOFLEDERMAUS well I Don't exactly cater to peoples feelings, I feel like double bubble gum is more effective than this 7$ chocolate starfish shaped round.
11:55 I judge: It's not about delivering energy to center mass. It takes just 1 string to wrap up one propeller, and the drone is done for. That was cool by the way. Like in football back in the day. :)
Shooting down flying drones is illegal. You think it would be good for the careers of these police officers if we posted a video of them committing a CRIME?
TAOFLEDERMAUS what if they are there own drones on there own property and if that is true your country sucks that you can buy a gun and ammo but can't use it wtf
He lives in California, not to be confused with the United States of America. In the vast majority of the country no prosecutor or jury would see this thru. Its really a side effect of drones falling under the FAA now because bureaucracy a drone is considered the same as a 747, but thats why we have grand jury. In CA you would probably be sent away with a life sentence at the word 'gun' but you are good everywhere else.
It would probably work a lot better on an actual drone with spinning propellers, probably wouldn't need much to interrupt and knock one down. That doesn't change the fact that birdshot is just as good, and actually probably way better since you can actually aim it. Love the Final Countdown music lol.
$7 for a single highly inaccurate shot that can barely scratch a craft made of flimsy cardboard held in place by a pole? I think I'll stick to throwing boomerangs at it, better return on investment.
Even if were legal to shoot down a drone- legally, you can fly a drone up to 400 feet in the US without special permits and such, you would be hard pressed to even see a drone that's 400 feet above you sitting still, let alone hit it with anything. It would be next to impossible if it were moving. A challenge only 22plinkster can live up to.
TAOFLEDERMAUS I'm sure you could have gotten permission from the FAA to do it, and as much as I'll ramble about it being illegal the FAA probably isn't going to charge you for doing something like that if you do it safely and it's your drone, but yeah better safe than sorry.
I think that the point of this shoot is working differently from what you tested them... Might be, that you need to make contact with drone only with those strings to snare and not damage it at longer ranges where that shot travels slower - like throwing a net over it. Maybe the short range was countering the effect. But it was fun to watch as always TAO crew 😎
Oh Oh Was it the "drone" part, or was it the "shooting" part, I wonder. Regardless, in MY state, we're gonna shoot it for trespassing. Good luck recovering it......
This video has become even more relevant with the drone warfare in the Ukraine. I think birdshot or buckshot is still the best way to go provided destroying the drone is okay. Just a matter of time until inexpensive electronic jamming with be on the consumer market.
I would suggest 1 1/8 oz of # 6 at 1500 FPS using our favorite powder Long Shot. It will break a clay pidgin at 75 to 80 yds and farther if you can figure the lead !
Thank you guys for this video I've seen these rounds and was wanting some real world information on them before purchasing. Very informative and thanks to the gentleman who sent in the ammo that made this possible. Keep your powder dry Girls and Guy's. ✌️
The reality is is that you do not need to damage the housing of the drone to take it down. You only need to stop any one of the propellers so if it has twine on it it will wrap around the motor and it will fall immediately from the sky
Or maybe its a matter of if you have a fenced off property so you have pirvacy plenty of people want to sun bathe naked for one example of many and maybe dont want there private lives recorded and put online
I believe they're only meant to disable the drone, not destory it. If the drone were running and a string catches a propellor then the string will wrap around and disable the propellor
Jerry K trust me, ive been building quads/drones for a few years now, for one: there is no need for this as people don't 'spy' on other people and it just ruins the hobby for everyone that is interested, two: my racing quad hit a branch about 1/2" thick and stayed up fine, and it has plastic props, barely chipped 😂
Really! If your looking in my windows are you spying on me and mine? I think so. If your flying over my property are you spying on me? Yes I think you are. Solution: Don't fly over my property. Should I have the legal right to shoot your spy down (I don't but) I think so. Fun hobby? Yes. But don't spy on other people.
That "little piece of string" would have wrapped around the prop and severely impaired the drones ability to fly. It doesn't necessarily need to damage the drone through inertia, just tangle the props. One tactic I've heard of is a shell full of twist ties. I also thought a shell full of micro bolas might work. Any way to maximize the chances of tangling a prop.
Nets and net rounds are _designed not_ to harm or damage the target more than absolutely necessary to get the net to where it needs to go. While your experience here is quite lacking, that is very understandable. When cords and nets hit spinning propellers, the propellers do the rest of the job, wrapping it up and in, seizing the rotation, and ultimately causing the drone to come crashing down. No (spinning) propellers, the net is _very_ unlikely to stay on a hit target. Kinda like a long rope dragged across and through a boat propeller: if the propeller isn't turning, no problem. If it is though, all hell breaks loose.
You do know it is illegal to shoot a drone. It is a federal offense and is the exact same charge as shooting at an airplane. I have a friend in jail for it right now. So I would not advise of it.
@Yankee Gohome I would shoot one down to. But according to our government and the FAA air space above the trees is not considered private property or you property at all. It is classified as the same as if an airplane flew over your house and you shot at it. And to answer your question we still have rights but the way our country witch I love and would die for our rights are being stripped away or trying to be stipped away on a daily basis. Our 2nd and 4th amendments are under attack. Mainly cause this new generation is a bunch off pussys. Aside from a few who actually care and do something. And I wouldnt use over priced ammo if I'm taking it down it's going down to ammo that really works and is much cheaper. I have plenty to choose from.
If I had an "Arial tresspasser" wouldn't either birdshot or a combination with some magnesium and/or thermite work best. Like, if someone is flying a drone in my backyard, I'd think that more, smaller projectiles would work best. I think in the Russo-Ukraine War they are use 10 guage shells of buckshot?
And learning to lead the target is still a big part of the equation. Not too many can hit something on the move consistently, without proper practice... And drones can legally fly up to 133 yards (400 feet); a long shot to take geese legally with the 3 1/2 mag is about 75 to 80 yards, and some idiots do try to take them as far away as 95 yards since they can't learn how to camo the blind or get the decoys to work better.. So still not enough to reach most of them, and again learning to lead that small moving target at altitude, still have little chance of shooting it down. even with a scope and a high power rifle, have you done much shooting at those ranges, fighting gravity and every other environmental factor that would be fighting you? I doubt it. And hopefully you don't get caught since most drones have air to ground video feeds and the location of your shot will be pretty close to where the drone may drop out of the sky... Do you really want the FAA coming after you over something as silly as shooting an aircraft down? Talk about domestic terrorism...
Would have been really interesting to see them deal with one in flight, maybe the strings would tangle the rotors? However yes it’s clear shot is still probably the better choice. As for why shooting down drones is illegal, that makes some kind of sense. Destruction of property and all that.
I don't think you need to damage the drone really, hitting it would probably knock it off balance and cause it to drive uncontrollably, I'd really like to see it against a flying drone, but that's a lot of money.
Joshua Nicoll even a cheap drone would easily stabilize. I got a cheap $99 one from Wal-Mart. you can give it a pretty good nudge and the gyro works it's magic. A higher end one that some one spying on you would ideally use would be able to brush it off, given the blades and internal is undamaged. I do have a pretty nice one, it's really impressive how stable they are.
Many drones can self stabilize, even in windy conditions, I doubt it will make it lose balance enough to take down anything other than a tiny ass little toy drone
my dear god those shells are absolute trash. i would have a higher chance of doing damage with a damn 9mm to a drone than i would with those crappy shells. my i expected it to actually do something... guess not
not as much as one shot with lead shot but these are still a gimmick if I'm shooting down a drone I don't think I would care if I damaged it or not. Still a cool channel
Thanks Officer Greg and the cop. You know all you got to do is stop one of the propellers or slow it down and the drone will go down. You don’t have to damage it. One string will do the trick.
Considering a flying drone has spinning propellors, that shoud be pretty effective. I mean, on a quadrotor you only need one propellor to get hit for it to get critically damaged. Have you ever flown a drone and hit a string with it ? that does some nasty damage to the propellor ! But as you said, you need to train in order to be able to aim it properly, and that would be very expensive.
'Arial Trespassing' - for when fonts attack
call in the New Times Roman soldiers to take care of the Arial menace!
jorhh fucking LOL
The comic sans is with you.
That joke made quite an Impact, it may have caused a Terminal wound.
Or mermaids!
I think the point is just to tangle it up rather than damage it.
Still didn't work that way
Yes, good point
woulda made a big difference if the props was actually turning
But that's only for some serious Intel recovery. Any average land owner doesn't need to disable the drone, just shoot that shit into as many pieces as possible before it hits the ground. Then hang the broken bits from a dead tree on the edge of your property to warn the others.
Brendan Stanford possibly, or maybe some people don't assume they're being spied on and don't want to destroy what was possibly some kids Christmas present. If they're stupid enough to do it again you turn it to dust. Ofcourse you would be wiping any video storage
As a drone pilot. I approve of this greatly. If people are trespassing or spying take them out of the sky. They ruin it for the rest of us.
As a pilot there are different class drones. Which have different regulations. So is the new or young pilot learning trespassing. I agree be considerate. Drones are aircraft and controlled by FAA where I live and you can go to jail. There is a sad video of a dad going to jail. One flying while daughter in pool. Don't know if may have been classmate or a ____. So be considerate. But don't go jail for a federal crime
As a drone pilot you should know that a drone is considered an aircraft and shooting an aircraft out of the sky is a federal crime.
@@randomcitizen2384couldn't care less. Watch me with a drone, watch your drone go down.
I guess it's not just spying anymore....
@@grimreaper4811
Then watch you pay a multi $1,000 fine, and spent several years in jail.
In all honesty a bird shot with a choke will do the job just fine at a 25th of the cost.
Also, the they should use weighted wire instead, the frayed string deselerates suuuuper fast.
I was thinking the same thing.
Too bad it's illegal either way I'd just blow it up with some #4 buckshot. I can get a lot more buckshot for the price
I was thinking the same and already have 3" magnums with bb and 4 shot. And really don't care how bad the drone gets damaged. I see this area has a reward for information leading to the capture of the person or persons flying them around houses from dusk till dawn.
Damage to just one propeller will incapacitate a drone. Yes a birdshot would probably be the best way. Way cheaper.
Even with birdshot, you have to be conscious of what is behind the target. In an urban area there's a chance of hitting buildings and windows with shot, and even other people.
It's expensive, and doesn't work. Who should we market it to?
The gov't.
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Yes but for the government/military you have to crank up the cost per unit. I'm thinking 700 per shell should be on par with the rest of the self defense market.
Well, after your testing, now you know exactly why they didn't want to send you any to test!! ;)
Regardless of whether or not they 'work' they're still a grossly expensive alternative that is inferior to normal shot.
So yeah, think you might be right.
Yep not worth it, just use buckshot.
planescaped it’s time take it out the air not to do direct damage
Take America Back From Isяael yup or ya boot 🥾 😂
Funny thing every shotgun shell can be a anti drone shot
Buckshot birdshot slug dragonsbreath you name it (if they don’t shoot projectiles it won’t be as effective)
As a drone pilot I can tell you the danger of this round is the string snagging the props preventing them from turning... The goal is not to damage the drone but to stop it from being able to fly
And causing a forced landing where a (probably) embarrassed owner would need to explain self to retrieve it.
That was my 1st thought also u know if u fly drones that the blades are the week point unless they ate carbon fiber ,
@@calvinhobbs89 even carbon blades are the weak point... A drones flight is dependent on its ability to control blade speed... Affect the blade speed and the drone will fall
Lol
As a part 107 licensed pilot, I can tell you it is illegal to interfere with an aircraft in flight. It’s a federal crime.
I have been flying drones for years now. everything from $30 toys, $1000 photography drones, and custom built race drones. propellers are so fragile on these drones. the slightest imbalance in a propeller with cause vibrations that can throw off all the onboard censors. so even though these skynet rounds are slow and do little damage. a string cought in one of the motors can slow the propeller enough to crash the drone. the purpose of these round wouldn't be to destroy the drone, just disable it. the range of these rounds is way to short to really be practical but I believe these to be very effective at doing their intended purpose.
It seems highly unlikely a quadcopter is going to get close enough (25 yards) to you that you'd hit them with these Skynet rounds. Even if the drone is hovering 30 or 40 yards away you'd have to take many shots before you got lucky and hit it.
Exactly
More effective than birdshot though? Or the 28 rounds of birdshot you can buy at the cost of just one of these?
It’s unacceptable to spy on someone. Funny things though, you are entitled to privacy but you don’t own the airspace above your land. You are not legally allowed to shoot a drone down, you will be paying should it go to court. Between $30 to thousands of dollars. But in short just fly respectfully.
@@c_labb9247 depends on the state you live in my state has had issues in the past with people flying drones at night and harassing entire towns pointing lasers in peoples homes so now they have a law that if a drone is over your property without permission you are authorized to shoot it down
It’s worth remembering that a small aircraft, including a drone, really can’t keep flying if you interfere with its stability even in a minor way. Every shot that actually contacted the drone would most likely have brought it down.
Depends. A lot of these birds have a gyro. Tipping them won't knock them down.
Damage a prop on a quad though, by removing a blade completely, and it's coming down. 😂
I fail to see how this is any more effective than birdshot to take down a drone
Maybe it tangles up and doesn’t destroy the thing ? Doesn’t seam likely though , bird shot would work better
@@andreaberetta9656 It’s supposed to tangle the propellers up so that it crashes to ground so you can then harvest it hack it or it may die on the crash
Areal drone the propellers would be spinning an thats what the netting tangles up in an brings it down
Yeah, it's definitely an entanglement device, so that's why not much damage on your cardboard target. Does seem like a lot of money for maybe effectiveness though
This product exists solely because the FAA made it illegal to shoot a drone out of the sky, but netting one out of the sky is somehow totally different. It's nothing more than another workaround to more government legislation.
"Preseasoned Cajun BBQ Duckshot"
For when food-preparation needs to begin the second your round reaches the target.
Lol
Peppercorns as the bird shot! 😁
@@ChiTownGuerrilla Don't forget the salt and garlic.
7 years ago... and today its a life saving thing on the battlefield
No wonder they didn't want to send you anything.... they're gimmicky crap.
I agree. We did a video on those Gualbo Steel slugs where the company just sent us some samples and that video has 1.6m views. But that company was confident in their product.
psygn0sis Your profile picture looks a lot like Hitler. xD
The Stoned Videogame Nerd just shoot the damn thing with a buckshot, that's really gonna do more than enough damage to the drone, as long as you know how to aim, that is. I don't know you, but if I had a property big enough for anyone to care spying on and someone was using one to actually sit or even just annoy you, then it's the owner's responsibility if their drone gets blown out of the air
no use slugs so the drone cant be used again
Birdshot?
In a test with a live drone, the rounds would have fouled the props, bringing the drone down. They aren't designed to destroy the drone.
True, but we can't afford to damage a real, quality drone, can't fly one that close to a naval airbase, and it's almost impossible to frame and focus a high speed camera on a moving object. We were mostly testing the ballistics of these rounds and testing them on easy to hit targets, eliminating a lot of wasted shots. (we only had 6 rounds to test)
Hey Jeff- Are you guys affected by the garbage ScrewTube is pulling with the rest of the gun related channels regarding losing monetization? I wasn't really making shit off any of the garbage I post, but noticed last night every one of my videos is now marked as "ineligible for monetization.." I think like 3 of my videos were even gun related??
Did you dispute those? Some videos are getting flagged with certain words you may be using.
You should check facebook for a quad group in your area. If you want to test something non-destructive like that, I know I'd put my quad up for a 6' fall without hesitation. As for moving object, quads can hover quite nicely. ;)
Elesjuan, i looked at your profile, and the first thing i saw was a video called "CuntyMcCunterson" So maybe it's not about the guns...
"Arial trespassing". Seems quite suspect to me. Even if they meant "aerial trespassing", you're not allowed to shoot stuff that crosses your property line (e.g. passenger aircraft). If the drone is weaponized, then yes, it's self defense, but if you're just annoyed at the noise, you *will* get sued by the owner.
@@dodecahedron1 good luck suing someone without any evidence...maybe US laws are fucked up but in the rest of the world you simply bury the drone and thats about it...and if you call police over your lost drone that anoyed someone they will beat some sense into your head...
You obviously have never read how cajuns talk and spell.....
In Montana you cannot fly a drone over private property without the owners permission. It's covered under the invasion of privacy.
Here you own a certain ammount of airspace over your property. So yes it would be legal to defend said property from trespassing drones
Crossing your property in the air is one thing. Most people won't object to that, and if you are talking about an airplane, it's a moot point anyway.
What people are objecting to, and rightfully so, are the "spy" drones. Flying over someone's property slowly and with camera running.
The first case I was aware of was a father who shot down a drone with a shotgun. The drone was spying on his daughter who was sunbathing in the backyard. Full privacy fencing, etc. No question but that it was an attempt to get illicit pictures.
The owners complained to the police that someone shot their drone. The father met the police in his driveway and told them the drone was trespassing. Long story short, the drone owners got in trouble, but they were trying to spin things the other way.
I recently watched a video promoting these rounds for security guards etc. Showed them bringing down multiple real flying drones with ease at various ranges up to 100 yards. I had my doubts then if it was some kind of "movie magic". I feel confident saying it was now. I think bird shot would be more effective, cheaper and less finicky.
I actually think it is designed to tangle up in the spinning props. I was disappointed they didn't attempt this on a airborne drone.
And illegal. Drones are protected by the faa
Tony Samson Not for long. All it takes is one incident. And laws would change real fast. If you check out RUclips or Google- Raw:Iraqi Forces use drones to drop shells. You never know what the drone intentions are any more.
Yeah but birdshot will come down a kilometer away and hit random people.
learrus They'd probably be at terminal velocity so harmless at that point, buckshot on the other hand...
I think the point of the shells is not to damage the drone just disabled it and bring it to the ground
I think they demonstrated that if you desire to disable a drone, birdshot is better and far more economical than this round.
transcendentape he meant disable like how you flick a light switch off instead of smashing the lamp with a sledge hammer
You've got to admit though, sometimes smashing shit with a hammer is a far more satisfying option
Alexander Krueger bit more pricey though
If you think that's the case, you know nothing about quadcopters. If they fall out of the sky, they WILL break when they hit the ground.
Just so y’all know it’s illegal to discharge a firearm at any aircraft, including drones, for any reason. In fact it is illegal throughout the US to tamper with any aircraft. Shooting these or any shells at a drone, or even throwing rocks if you don’t have a shotgun handy, even if it’s flying in your backyard can land you in a HEAP of trouble.
Your a real Debbie Downer.
I want to see them try to trace the bird shot in ballistics to prove your gun fired it
was hoping for real flying drones.
I was hoping for a real flying rodent firing a shotgun at real flying drones
I was hoping for a real Skynet.
You know with terminators and hunter-killer copters and stuff.
I was hoping to watch the Final Countdown again.
Yeah, they are like $20 now, was expecting to see at least one real flying drone. :-/
fakie180 most painful video yet to watch..
That's why you didn't get a response from the supplier , they don't work
They kinda-sorta-barely work. Just not very well. Yes, I don't thing they were confident to send some to a third party to demonstrate them.
I remember firing a couple rounds of OO Buck at a 500 yard target just for fun, and I swear those rounds covered nearly 100 yards of earth. No idea if those pellets would kill at that distance, but they certainly would have gotten someone's attention :)
Shhhh...
EVERYONE believes shotguns can just barely, barely , reach 100 yds.
Two of us know better . . .
☆
If it's illegal to shoot a drone down with a gun, maybe you could collaborate with Joerg Sprave on making an anti drone air powered gun?
I think Joerg hates me for some reason.
TAOFLEDERMAUS that's pretty funny
TAOFLEDERMAUS why
TAOFLEDERMAUS Hard to imagine that guy hates anybody. Did you say something mean about Mutti? Lol
TAOFLEDERMAUS wow wtf, was it cause of your name or some petty ass reason
I think the idea behind the SKYNET cartridge is that the strings would be tangling with he propellers of a flying drone, *not* doing direct damage. I suppose a normal shot works better if you want to destroy it outright.
I think the purpose of that string is probably to jam the drones propellers, not to take a whole wing off. And a lot of drones can't hold that much extra weight surprisingly so the sky-net round weights at the end of the strings could at the very least yank the drone out of the sky.
For 7 bucks a pop, I say no go. An ample supply of inexpensive bird shot and an extended magazine seems to make more sense.
Brendan Stanford extended magazine?😨
if you live in the country and it's in you're "airspace" you can shoot it down
Kabuki Kitsune The don't trespass over my property! I can also employ electronic countermeasures, so bring it on! My attorneys will make an example of you!
Brendan Stanford or just buy one of those "guns" that shoots waves n completely stops all electrical components in the drone and wipes the memory, with unlimited ammunition
Darren Steeves that actually depends on the state. here in Texas if you own the land, and someone flies a drone up to 100ft above your property then they are in your airspace so you could shoot it down. depending on where you live you could still be charged with discharging a firearm in city limits.
Honestly with the drone your not going for real devastating damage. If you can get one prop to stop spinning or slow down enough, it'll fall out of the sky. That's where i see the whole string thing coming in play. If it were me though, I'd stick to bird shot. If I can hit a flying duck I can probably hit a drone hovering over me.
You still have to hit it. We were barely able to his a stationary target with these at only 25 yards
I feel like it's supposed to disable the drone so that it can be recovered. Say that they are spying with it & it is a security issue, you want to recover that drone & find what data you can salvage from it. Blowing it into smithereens will destroy the unit completely. Recovering it intact might provide useful information such as finger prints & possibly video they were attempting to gather. I'm assuming drones have onboard storage that could be accessible by law enforcement or whatever security force seeking to take it down. I expected the cords to be much stronger & able to function as a 5-headed bola.
I think the shell is supposed to tangle the drone’s propellors rather than blast it apart?
Maybe if the ‘strings’ were made of wire instead…
I don't know where others live but in my state, it's illegal to shoot down a drone. This was just on my local news last week where a guy shot down another guys drone and the guy doing the shooting went to jail and got 30 days. Watch what you do before going to the pokey!
I know this video is a year old...but to be clear - Since 2016 the FAA considers shooting at a drone the same as shooting at a manned aircraft - IT'S A FELONY! Does not matter if it is 'trespassing' on your property (which it isn't - you don't own airspace).
Its actually a federal offense.
Then dont shoot it throw a rock at it
Gotta remember that the drones propellers are spinning at plus 1000 rpm so any string that gets near that is gonna tangle up something shocking
Nicholas Parks
It's a he'll of a LOT higher than 1k rpm and carbon fiber or just strong props in general would cut it without issue.
The brushless motors used in most r/c vehicles today are rated in KV, that's rpm per volt. Popular quads ("drones") of the day run 800-1250 KV motors, and 3s-4s lithium batteries. That puts rpm range anywhere from 8800 to 18500 rpm at full throttle. Not allot of material out there is gonna stand up to a carbon prop at 10000 rpm.
im1469 very true, I hit a thick branch with my racing quad and that stayed up just fine, and that's got plastic props!!
Drone props can cut through shit super well. Unless thats some super high quality string, its likely not gonna take it down
Your video of the machine gun shoot in Arizona was very telling. Fully automatic weapons from M16s to BMGs to a minigun.....the two drones survived admirably despite many guns firing at the same time.
Lesson learned : If you want to shoot down a drone just use 50 cent birdshot
Knife Pupil do you buy your birdshot at Cabela's?????
Azael Gomez lol
The #4 shot was $17 at Big 5 for 25 rounds.
am I the only one that finds it funny that Skynet of all names they'll defend against robots( Terminator) lol
chris edwards I hate that, "am I the only one" question b.s. , but yea, it is funny that they use Sky net of all names to take down robotics
Agon Leed yeah it's quite humorous
wouldnt that be the entire point of the name.....
I’d imagine bird shot would work well on drones and quadcopters. I’d imagine it would work fairly well.
Works on organic birds, why not plastic (or cardboard) ones?
I ROFL'd so hard when I first saw these for sale. Why would anyone need an anti-drone round when you've got the entire range of 12 gauge slug and shot shell? Between them, they're anti-everything! Thank you for testing them though, I needed another laugh
thanks!
Callum Barrass m8 because shooting down a drone( even over your property) is considered a federal offender and will land you in jail for up to four years. That's why, but these things are a pos
Yep, not to mention quadcopters are about the only thing you'll hit. even my POS Chinese Trex450 clone can do over 80 knots and I don't see anyone accurately hitting that.
Austin alban you can shoot it if it is spying on you are trying to harm you. landing or taking off on someones property is illegal too. so stay the fuck out of peoples yards.
Frigglebiscuit
No you can't stop spreading lies.
Drone operators have to follow special rules, if someone is pissing you off with it, report them to the local FSDO office or call the police.
The rules for drones all changed in 2016. Shooting down a drone, which is considered an aircraft by the FAA, is a 20-year felony.
Yep, a lot of people think we are exempt of the law. We had to find of way to shoot at "drones" without breaking the law. The media would have had a field day if they got wind of two cops being shown committing federal crimes.
"Anti-Drone Shells exist"
me: Guard my 3.7 cm Flak-
What if I told you:
Birdshot.
Just use birdshot.
Taofledermaus, I am an avid fan. I would like to say that this video has your usual quality and fun; yet, I would have liked watching you shoot a real drone. There are several options of cheap drones you could've shot down that would've made this video go from great to amazing. I appreciate all you do and I hope you take this as a constructive criticism with love from a fan. keep up the good work!
We couldn't afford to destroy a drone, and a cheap drone wouldn't have been controllable in the wind that day, and we are near a naval air base and would have gotten in trouble to flying a drone that close to it. (I can't afford to fix a broken F18)
Timo Kotipelto Just look up Why Drones Suck by Filthy Frank
Thank you for replying! You guys do amazing work! Congrats.
lol, you can shoot a gut next to an a navel air space but not fly a chinesium drone? the wind aspect seems like a good reason though!
Maybe not fly it per se, but it would have been cool if the propellers had been spinning, even if it was stuck to the pole and couldn't move.
I do actually see this round as successful if you would like to be able to recover the drone you have shot down. The successful deployment of the strings means it will probably snag the drone, mid air, and not completely destroy it. If someone is invading your privacy or potentially deploying unmanned weapons against you, wouldn't you like to try and find out who did it? It's definitely catching something, and you can see they get stuck in trees. You don't have to destroy something to stop it.
A big thanks to you guys for continuing to expose B.S marketing hype ammo! We’d be lost without your wisdom and willingness to blow sh!t up ; )
Kratos TheGodSlayer all they did was show they don’t understand how it works
Just use acctual rounds lol
Nice name
People just like having quirky stuff. Like Zombie Rounds. Although shootable they just want to have them for the humor. And talk funny scenarios.
Are drones really that big of a problem ?
@@whereswaldo5740"are drones really that big of a problem?" tell this to the Russians and Ukrainians
"Ground to air"
"Ground 2 Air"
"G2A"
...illuminati confirmed.
My branch in the Army was Air Defense. We still called it 'ADA' - air defense artillery back in the day even though we were just deploying Stingers, along with Chaparrals and HAWKs, then PAtriots to replace the Nike-Hercs. Good to see the gun side of things represented. After seeing these demos, a good goose load - #4 or #2 seems good. Very low risk of collateral damage, unlike 00 buck pellets coming down a half mile away.
Great music. Was used in the Final Countdown with Kirk Douglas. Movie where the U.S.S. Nimits went back in time to Dec. 6, 1941.
Good video. Thanks for the movie memories. Saw it in the theater when it came out.
size 8 boot: about as effective as the skynet shell.
We wanted to give an idea just how close we were shooting.
Are you saying to throw a child's boot at it?
so its a fancy 7 dollar piece of shit?
lol your words!!
TAOFLEDERMAUS
well I Don't exactly cater to peoples feelings, I feel like double bubble gum is more effective than this 7$ chocolate starfish shaped round.
Garrett Rose there's a difference between being offended and being a pansy too.
Austin Slaughter that's right! He must be an interested party, lol
Austin Slaughter it's a polished piece of shit basically
11:55 I judge: It's not about delivering energy to center mass. It takes just 1 string to wrap up one propeller, and the drone is done for.
That was cool by the way. Like in football back in the day. :)
They didn't want to send you a pack of their shitty gimmick rounds for you to say they don't work
Haha, pretty much
He paid for these to see you take down a drone I think he could have just shot a cardboard box himself if that's what he wanted ffs
Shooting down flying drones is illegal. You think it would be good for the careers of these police officers if we posted a video of them committing a CRIME?
TAOFLEDERMAUS what if they are there own drones on there own property and if that is true your country sucks that you can buy a gun and ammo but can't use it wtf
He lives in California, not to be confused with the United States of America. In the vast majority of the country no prosecutor or jury would see this thru. Its really a side effect of drones falling under the FAA now because bureaucracy a drone is considered the same as a 747, but thats why we have grand jury. In CA you would probably be sent away with a life sentence at the word 'gun' but you are good everywhere else.
Fortus Victus thanks for clearing that up
damaging your own property is illegal in California? ffs quit with the semantics tof.
It would probably work a lot better on an actual drone with spinning propellers, probably wouldn't need much to interrupt and knock one down. That doesn't change the fact that birdshot is just as good, and actually probably way better since you can actually aim it. Love the Final Countdown music lol.
$7 for a single highly inaccurate shot that can barely scratch a craft made of flimsy cardboard held in place by a pole?
I think I'll stick to throwing boomerangs at it, better return on investment.
Braeden Young What is birdshot? Lol
Boomerang, return...I see what you did there
I've been a victim of drone attack. Nice to see that someone is doing something about it.
Even if were legal to shoot down a drone- legally, you can fly a drone up to 400 feet in the US without special permits and such, you would be hard pressed to even see a drone that's 400 feet above you sitting still, let alone hit it with anything. It would be next to impossible if it were moving. A challenge only 22plinkster can live up to.
According to the FAA and 18 USC 32, it is a federal crime to shoot down a drone.
Yep, and people are asking me why we didn't shoot a flying drone in the video. Like we are immune to the law!?
Unknown Horror
I think it only counts if it's someone else's drone...
@Matt Hunter it counts regardless.
It might not always be enforced, but it does still count.
TAOFLEDERMAUS
I'm sure you could have gotten permission from the FAA to do it, and as much as I'll ramble about it being illegal the FAA probably isn't going to charge you for doing something like that if you do it safely and it's your drone, but yeah better safe than sorry.
Unknown Horror if it is hunter harassment drone you can shoot it
The pyramid and eye of providence on the "drone" cracked me up :D
I think that the point of this shoot is working differently from what you tested them... Might be, that you need to make contact with drone only with those strings to snare and not damage it at longer ranges where that shot travels slower - like throwing a net over it. Maybe the short range was countering the effect. But it was fun to watch as always TAO crew 😎
Skynet fights robots??
Huh
Apparently? Ironic to say the least.
I was told by my local police department it's illegal to shoot down a drone I checked and he wasn't lying
Oh Oh Was it the "drone" part, or was it the "shooting" part, I wonder. Regardless, in MY state, we're gonna shoot it for trespassing. Good luck recovering it......
@@darrenevig990 whatever the law says, if the law says you can then go ahead if it says you can't then you're getting sued 😂
It’s not the police u have to worry about if you shoot down the wrong persons drone you will need to call 911 and make sure they send an ambulance!!!
Unfortunately the land is only your property and drones being in the air are not technically on your property, which I think is bullshit.
I agree with Dylan. The round is designed to entangle the rotors with the string to shut down the drones ability to fly and not to destroy the drone.
This is probably why they didn't answer back
Haha, I think so.
This video has become even more relevant with the drone warfare in the Ukraine. I think birdshot or buckshot is still the best way to go provided destroying the drone is okay. Just a matter of time until inexpensive electronic jamming with be on the consumer market.
I'd imagine there are way too many things you could point that at for it to be legal
@@bigmerlin3795 just do it illegally.
I would suggest 1 1/8 oz of # 6 at 1500 FPS using our favorite powder Long Shot. It will break a clay pidgin at 75 to 80 yds and farther if you can figure the lead !
WTF I expected the strings to at least not break when they hit the drone.
Haha, that is some pretty brittle and cheap plastic too.
+TAOFLEDERMAUS you'd think that they were meant to either cut or tangle in the drone.
boomchacle nah they're made to hit a propeller and make it lose balance and crash
FFS I feel like it would be better to fire mercury out of a shotgun then these shells. it would at least short circuit the electronics
boomchacle goodbye barrel.
the song is from the Final Countdown when the f-14's engage the japanese zeros
Thank you guys for this video I've seen these rounds and was wanting some real world information on them before purchasing. Very informative and thanks to the gentleman who sent in the ammo that made this possible. Keep your powder dry Girls and Guy's. ✌️
OMG skynet is trying to take over the world again *arnold schwarzenegger voice* COME WITH ME IF YOU WANT TO LIVE!
Jake Shire "Get To Da Choppa"
does TAOF do audio books or ASMR videos? his voice is very comfortable.
haha, I suck at talking
The reality is is that you do not need to damage the housing of the drone to take it down. You only need to stop any one of the propellers so if it has twine on it it will wrap around the motor and it will fall immediately from the sky
I can see why the company didn't want to send any shells to you lol. TkEZ》UK
Cool Idea, but good luck shooting a moving target 100+ft up.
They charge so much money for em because they know no one would be stupid enough to buy them twice
9:40 LMFAO "Weaponised Chinese drone" :DDD
"do they prevent you from becoming a victim" um how does someone flying a drone near you make you a victim
haha, I know, so much paranoia!
I don't know...I've been to some RC clubs where you better duck when certain members take flight.
Or maybe its a matter of if you have a fenced off property so you have pirvacy plenty of people want to sun bathe naked for one example of many and maybe dont want there private lives recorded and put online
Privacy
v666lab anything u can see from public is public 😂
I believe they're only meant to disable the drone, not destory it. If the drone were running and a string catches a propellor then the string will wrap around and disable the propellor
If the motors were running the string would wrap around the props. Probably take it down.
I agree
Jerry K ha ha, I very much doubt it, depending on the 'drone' they won't stop even if you put your fingers in it.
I would think that Kevlar string the was strong enough the withstand a shotgun blast would wrap up a DC prop motor pretty effectively.
Jerry K trust me, ive been building quads/drones for a few years now, for one: there is no need for this as people don't 'spy' on other people and it just ruins the hobby for everyone that is interested, two: my racing quad hit a branch about 1/2" thick and stayed up fine, and it has plastic props, barely chipped 😂
Really! If your looking in my windows are you spying on me and mine? I think so. If your flying over my property are you spying on me? Yes I think you are. Solution: Don't fly over my property. Should I have the legal right to shoot your spy down (I don't but) I think so. Fun hobby? Yes. But don't spy on other people.
3.5" turkey load with a Pattern Master choke
That "little piece of string" would have wrapped around the prop and severely impaired the drones ability to fly. It doesn't necessarily need to damage the drone through inertia, just tangle the props.
One tactic I've heard of is a shell full of twist ties. I also thought a shell full of micro bolas might work. Any way to maximize the chances of tangling a prop.
The part when they are like there was a chopstick so it was a Chinese drone I was dying😂
Hell of a time to post a video, don't cha think?
It's always prime-time, somewhere in the world!
Fair enough
Nets and net rounds are _designed not_ to harm or damage the target more than absolutely necessary to get the net to where it needs to go. While your experience here is quite lacking, that is very understandable. When cords and nets hit spinning propellers, the propellers do the rest of the job, wrapping it up and in, seizing the rotation, and ultimately causing the drone to come crashing down. No (spinning) propellers, the net is _very_ unlikely to stay on a hit target. Kinda like a long rope dragged across and through a boat propeller: if the propeller isn't turning, no problem. If it is though, all hell breaks loose.
The Final Countdown FTW!
All I could hear was the soundtrack music from The Final Countdown.
Maybe to make us imagine F-14 Tomcats shooting down Japanese Zeros. 😉
Soooo.... the whole idea is that it gets tangled in the propellers while they're spinning.... it's not meant to damage it.
You do know it is illegal to shoot a drone. It is a federal offense and is the exact same charge as shooting at an airplane. I have a friend in jail for it right now. So I would not advise of it.
amonamath0 what city/county?
@@brigadeaviator Wisconsin USA
Problems was, he got caught. Who's fault that??
@Yankee Gohome I would shoot one down to. But according to our government and the FAA air space above the trees is not considered private property or you property at all. It is classified as the same as if an airplane flew over your house and you shot at it. And to answer your question we still have rights but the way our country witch I love and would die for our rights are being stripped away or trying to be stipped away on a daily basis. Our 2nd and 4th amendments are under attack. Mainly cause this new generation is a bunch off pussys. Aside from a few who actually care and do something. And I wouldnt use over priced ammo if I'm taking it down it's going down to ammo that really works and is much cheaper. I have plenty to choose from.
A guy that looks like nutnfancy, im dead
If I had an "Arial tresspasser" wouldn't either birdshot or a combination with some magnesium and/or thermite work best. Like, if someone is flying a drone in my backyard, I'd think that more, smaller projectiles would work best. I think in the Russo-Ukraine War they are use 10 guage shells of buckshot?
Would've been neat seeing the clay block get hit with one.
Another gimmick round I'll stick with bird shot and claim to have been trying to down a flock of starlings.
MarbleDemo good luck
Trust me........#9 bird shot works just fine in a cylinder barrel.
Not at the height my drone can fly... Even 3 1/2 magnum rounds out of a goose gun would have difficultly. Especially at altitude and it moving....
KLR650nKY 3 1/2 mag is still good for 75 yds (225ft.) after that a good scope will work.
And learning to lead the target is still a big part of the equation. Not too many can hit something on the move consistently, without proper practice... And drones can legally fly up to 133 yards (400 feet); a long shot to take geese legally with the 3 1/2 mag is about 75 to 80 yards, and some idiots do try to take them as far away as 95 yards since they can't learn how to camo the blind or get the decoys to work better.. So still not enough to reach most of them, and again learning to lead that small moving target at altitude, still have little chance of shooting it down. even with a scope and a high power rifle, have you done much shooting at those ranges, fighting gravity and every other environmental factor that would be fighting you? I doubt it. And hopefully you don't get caught since most drones have air to ground video feeds and the location of your shot will be pretty close to where the drone may drop out of the sky... Do you really want the FAA coming after you over something as silly as shooting an aircraft down? Talk about domestic terrorism...
Would have been really interesting to see them deal with one in flight, maybe the strings would tangle the rotors? However yes it’s clear shot is still probably the better choice.
As for why shooting down drones is illegal, that makes some kind of sense. Destruction of property and all that.
I don't think you need to damage the drone really, hitting it would probably knock it off balance and cause it to drive uncontrollably, I'd really like to see it against a flying drone, but that's a lot of money.
I'm too poor to afford to shoot a GOOD drone, and it was too windy to fly a cheap one.
he could have gotten a cheap drone for 20 bucks or less
TAOFLEDERMAUS couldnt you attach a cheap drone to that stickt and turn on the rotors without actually flying?
Joshua Nicoll even a cheap drone would easily stabilize. I got a cheap $99 one from Wal-Mart. you can give it a pretty good nudge and the gyro works it's magic. A higher end one that some one spying on you would ideally use would be able to brush it off, given the blades and internal is undamaged. I do have a pretty nice one, it's really impressive how stable they are.
Many drones can self stabilize, even in windy conditions, I doubt it will make it lose balance enough to take down anything other than a tiny ass little toy drone
my dear god those shells are absolute trash. i would have a higher chance of doing damage with a damn 9mm to a drone than i would with those crappy shells. my i expected it to actually do something... guess not
You need the props to be spinning for the strings to tangle.
I am pretty sure the net is to incapacitate the drone not destroy it.
not made to do damage only to disable the drone
A drone falling out of the sky will be damaged
not as much as one shot with lead shot but these are still a gimmick if I'm shooting down a drone I don't think I would care if I damaged it or not. Still a cool channel
I'll just stick with my AR-15. I know it will take it down
Ya shooting an AR15 into the air what could go wrong
Thanks Officer Greg and the cop. You know all you got to do is stop one of the propellers or slow it down and the drone will go down. You don’t have to damage it. One string will do the trick.
Sir I believe your bootarang is defective.
2:21 Ca...Cavilian?... The hell is a Cavilian?
I think they inhabit Sarpeidon
Lol!
Cavilian is my favorite pokemon.
The number of misspellings on that packages rustled my jimmies.
It helps to be dyslexic, we don't notice it.😂❤
love the theme music from Final Countdown movie
shoot popcorn kernals
Considering a flying drone has spinning propellors, that shoud be pretty effective. I mean, on a quadrotor you only need one propellor to get hit for it to get critically damaged.
Have you ever flown a drone and hit a string with it ? that does some nasty damage to the propellor !
But as you said, you need to train in order to be able to aim it properly, and that would be very expensive.
man those things are not that great ....... for $7 each
Fr