This just might be the BEST 12ga. Slug we've tested!
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- Опубликовано: 29 авг 2024
- In this video we test the Russian Twister 6 slug sent in by Psycho Klown. We used "midi-shells" which are slightly shorter than a 2 3/4" shell, which gives just a little more capacity in the tube. Instead of driving these at high velocities, we show how impressive these perform at even sub-sonic speeds. It isn't often our own tests impress me.
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The fact it didn't hit the pork shoulder exactly square but still fragmented and did that much damage at subsonic speeds is extremely impressive...
They also fired into the cross-section of the muscle rather than into the skin and fat and side of the muscle, which is how it would have hit had you fired on an actual hog, so it's even MORE impressive than you stated here, and that's already quite impressive!
And we have people in office that think an AR 15 is more destructive than a shotgun. Some people...
@@DSiren There are also many people in office that think a semi-automatic civilian rifle is as deadly as the military-issue armaments it's derived from. Most of them think "semi-automatic" means that it doesn't fire by itself, but still fires full auto if you pull the trigger, FFS.
The prototype, the Shirinsky-Shikhmatov bullet is one of the oldest Russian bullets for bear hunting with a 12-caliber smoothbore weapon (1880s). There is a deep expansion recess in the head part, closed from above with a capsule for expansiveness. The bullet was most likely designed for the traditional Russian bear hunting in its winter den. The shooting was conducted from a distance of 5-15 yards, and the bear had to be stopped immediately. Because the bear, waking up in winter, does not go to bed, but goes to nearby villages and eats people, dogs, everything that he can find. And it can kill the hunters themselves. It is very easy to kill a bear with a 223-caliber rifled rifle at 30 yards in the head, the skull splits. But it's not easy to get into a bear that runs, and bears run very fast for short distances. And such a 12-caliber bullet stops a bear when it hits almost any part of its body.
You guys are some of my favorite knuckleheads on RUclips.
lol thanks!
@@taofledermaus A textbook backhand compliment. I think he means y'all are awesome 👌
Amen!!🤣
"You're an adult and you can make your own decisions".....Exactly!!!
What?!? Taofledermaus is racist!! You can't think for yourself! That's white suprem*cy at work! I'm telling Uncle Joe! You guys are in big trouble mister. I can't even....I just....I...
You can think for yourself unless your a minority and you need to figure out how to get a photo ID according to democrats that’s just too hard.
@@GrandDungeonDad the last two republican popular votes won was 2004 and 1988. Gerrymandering is the only way they are relevant
@@pamike4873 Hey neighbor! Butler Pa here! 😎✌
Except he tells others what to do and what not and of its right to do or not... #kentuckyballistics
Jeff and Danny, when I first discovered these Russian slugs I knew that there was no comparison to other factory offers, the performance and accuracy can't be beaten,, here is the kicker, you can make as many as you want and at a cost that is a fraction of store-bought ammo. Danny said what I said years ago, the mother of all invention is a necessity. -Dave
Surprised to see your post. Seems like you were one of the first to explore the benefits of the Russian and other foreign designed slugs. This was a real eye opener for me. Thanks.
Necessity may be the mother of Invention, but she's got a bastard child by the name of Reverse Engineering.
You are exactly right. The Gatekeeper slugs were really good, but good luck finding them in stock, and a box of those was about half the price of buying a slug mold.
There are some really impressive slugs out of Latvia too.
These are a beast, can’t imagine what they would do on a broadside deer’s chest cavity.
Love the content and " humor ". Minimal penetration but a lot of energy. Iv heard this before.
Hey my wife says thats what i am
Lmao
The cavity and shrapnel pretty impressive.
Ha! 🤣🤦
I guess we're built for speed and comfort! 🤣
"Turn it into ballistic gummy bears or heads"
Or the old reliable "Ballistic Booger© (a Taofledermaus Brand".
I remember watching that old thing bounce and wriggle in abominable fashions, writhing like Yog Sothoth in the afternoon sun.
>"writhing like Yog Sothoth in the afternoon sun"
Pure. Poetry.
Yes
The slow mo guys should definitely come onto this show
Fantastic idea
Best collab ever
Watch that pretty orange flower open up!!!!
Gav is scared of guns.
@@geared4war which is funny, with how many explosions they film.
Danny doesn't need a red dot, he's like The Terminator his eyes are the red dot.
Most of my favorite RUclipsrs have taken off, got stupid amounts of money to blow into their videos and takes some of the magic away from it for me. You guys, setting up somewhat realistic tests with what you have is 10x more entertaining and more informational than someone buying something stupid expensive to shoot with a .50 or something like that. Been a subscriber for years and I have enjoyed all of your content. Keep it up
Just trying to keep it real 😉. 🇺🇸😎
It's so good that Danny has been immortalized in these videos! He may be gone but he will always be remembered for exactly who he was. This is the first time in world history that you can see who people were and how we were after they've passed. People 300 years from now will be able to watch these videos and have an understanding of who Danny was as a person.
Wow this channel has changed... ive been watching since the Test tube days. Just getting back to watching more of your recent vids.
I have not thought about the test tubes for a good while. May have to dive back into the archives if they still exist in this sterilized world.
I like a lot of his older science content. I wish we still got one of those vids on occasion.
Welcome back!
Woah! The damage on the pork shoulder was insaaane! This slug and those Gatekeeper slugs OG found are some of the gnarliest projectiles I've ever seen! Keep the exotic projectile videos coming!
Hard to beat the Gatekeeper slugs, but those suckers are hard to get.
@@taofledermaus honestly, you should just mail Evan Perry the Gatekeeper specs and see what he can whip up, lol.
Came here because this was the last video I remembered with Danny. Rest in peace buddy. Just let you know, this stranger on the internet is definitely shedding a tear for you this morning. You will be missed.
I love when you do pork shoulder targets! It really is the only way to really see what it does to meat.
@The Weapon Collection Yeah, but it would be a little impractical for Taofledermaus to hunt game for every single type of round they test. They’d have to spend huge amounts of time finding the animals to film a video, deal with bag limits, be in season unless they had predation permits, navigate California’s red tape, etc. I think that would be a little tricky!
And I can buy almost 20 pork shoulders for what I have to pay for a block of clear gel.
One shot gives you a pound of shredded pork!
The last year or so has been a great time for slugs on this channel. Many of the best ones we've ever seen. Add this one to the hall of fame.
thanks!
That’s an impressive slug. Also good shooting Danny.
I recall a city cop - talking about the one time, he had to consider shooting. He racked the slide -on and old pump 12 - and literally the perp pissed himself and ran out of where he was hiding. He kept yelling "don't shoot me - I give up!"
I wish they were all like that lol
The sound of a 12ga. pump being racked is a universal language.
@FireEscape LoL 😂😂
Jeff and Danny did an awesome job with those slugs. And since I only have smooth bore shotguns they worked great in them. I didn't know you couldn't own a rifled barrel over in Russia. Like and learn. Thanks guys.
We could but rifle barrel licence is much more difficult to obtain.
@@3000d well thats interesting to know and I had no idea. Thank you very much for the info.
Theres a video on yt that shows another way to make a rifles barrel using water and electricity. (I think he called it Electrostatic Rifling or Electro Rifling, something close to that anyway). This dude actually is involved with the 3D printing side of the firearms community. The video is very informative and is a must see in my opinion, especially if you are looking for more affordable and practical rifling methods that don't require special training or expensive equipment . Cheers!
Trauma surgeons all over will wake up tonight in cold sweats..
I’m guessing they don’t see these.
Probably the non emergency surgeon that fills out your final paperwork does
these slugs are phenomenal!
I have to give that a 3, it was easily an 8 until you started digging in the pork shoulder, it gave me flashbacks on an ex wife. Cool hobby guys!
..she shot you?
@@nuclearmedicineman6270 Shots were likely involved.
*shudders* been there a few too many times myself. Need some booze to get those images out of my brain. Of course, booze caused them in the first place... But now I've got a wife to keep me from doing... Something... Stupid.
Hahaha wahahaha ! That's funny ! Thanks for the laff . Someone buy this man a drink . Umm for the PTSD caused by the flashback .
This is gonna be really good, that was a very impressive slug, and buffaloe’s outdoors is an awesome channel
4:50 Holy hell! Look at the energy left in that slug after passing through Kevlar and the dummy. It hit that dirt hard! These may not be what you want for home defense. They may go through a wall or ten after passing through the bad guy😬
Edit: I guess the trick is to load them subsonic. That is a hell of a round.
Defend your home and murder your neighbors at the same time.
@@Habeebea 😂 The trick is to get the intruder and the neighbor you you want " evicted" in a straight line!
Folks will have to start asking their neighbors to make sure their refrigerators and freezers are strategically lined up to tactical lanes of fire with the next door neighbor using these slugs. Just in case. 😂🤣😂🤣
Definitely one of the best projectiles I've seen you guys test. It's almost like a Flight Control buckshot round taken to the next level. All the benefit of buckshot without the risk of a flyer.
very true!
The fact that one fully penetrated Doug was scary and the water jug was... explosive but the pork shoulder was especially impressive. Instant carnitas!
Doug once told me he doesn't mind being penetrated. So long as it's above the waist.
I didn't mention it but that vest was about half thickness. We were mostly trying to figure out the POI's with the slugs on a large target.
@@taofledermaus Ah, okay. I was wondering why that seemed so easy.
@@markfergerson2145 still wouldn’t want to be on the catching end, even with a full thickness vest. Gonna be a hell of a whack.
@@roberthenson6153 An awful lot of what we see here amounts to being stabbed with a very dull kevlar knife. The bullet doesn't stay in you, but there's a hole as big around as a broomhandle punched into you.
Hey Jeff, you still reading these comments? Put a vest on the ballistic gel and show us what that looks like.
Nice fragmentation...and at subsonic yet. Very desireable slug performance. Psycho Klown has found a good one. Have a great day, Steve
Long Shot probably wasn't the best choice for these to keep the velocities low, but it was still interesting.
Ballistic Gel Head should be the name of a Finnish Death Metal band...
Wow!
Those rounds are something else!
I sure wouldn't want to get hit by one.
The ballistic pork shoulder is way easier to see through then the "clear" ballistic gel
Lol and about 20 times cheaper than a block of gel
Dead eye Danny glad it wasn't your shoulder that for busted! Great video as always guy. Been here scence the beginning and still get excited everytime you post a video. Even though no O.G still good stuff. Thanks for the awesome Content!
This was a nice video to come home to. It's nice to know that how brutal they are even at low velocities. It makes sense why they chose to engineer the slugs around that wad.
34 gn of Longshot gives me good accuracy from the 3 segment Twisters out of my KSG.
Thanks for sending them. The green wads really made a difference. I used LS too but trying to keep the velocities low was actually really tricky with these heavy slugs. (at least with this powder)
@@taofledermaus No problem. I'm happy to see the difference they make. They were only available in bulk, but definitely worth it. I'm thinking that Steel will ignite behind those 3 segment Twisters. The Shot-minis took a bit of trial and error to get them down to ~1250 f/s, but accuracy greatly improved. I got lazy and stopped trimming the hulls. I found a good load with 18.0 gn Vectan AS ~1260 f/s (in the Alliant American Select range), but I don't know if it'll be available here in the US anymore. I'll be sad if it's not because it was clean burning and dirt cheap (I paid ~$15 for 1/2 kilo).I'm just glad that I have a small stock of it.
Great accuracy, tons of power, great fragmentation... that’s a great round!
Always enjoy your videos Mouse Wildman Danny and Officer Greg be safe and GOD BLESS y’all Amen 🙏
That Dannys hard breathing, finger poking meat and fly flying is something special
Those were pretty awesome! After seeing the high-speed, my biggest concern would be getting sprayed in the face with your antagonist’s guts!!!!😆😆😆😆
And it was so good to see y’all wearing Buffalo’s shirts! I’ve seen him wearing yours, and it makes me feel good to see the gun community sticking together in these hard times!!!
Someone has to support the smaller channels! Most channels turn into snobs once they get big.
@@taofledermaus I sure hope that doesn't happen to you fine folks!! ( the getting snobby part!!)
Really enjoying your channel. Great content, and Danny and OG contribute greatly. Not only with their shooting and analysis, but their individual sense of humor adds to the fun. I’m going to hold off on becoming a Patreon for now, as you stated you’re doing well (wow! ), but if the situation changes, will chip in.
thank you
This is the slug of Prince A. A. Shirinsky-Shikhmatov, invented by him earlier in 1912 for hunting a bear with a shotgun. In Russia, this is a very well-known slug, everyone calls it abbreviated - "She-Sha".
Nothing beats a Foster slug. I have tried all types of slug and ball, slug with BB's packed in Grex, you name it. Most others lack mass and that is why it sells and these others don't.
Hell yes love this channel!
thanks Steve
Love the channel especially when you do the slow Mo shots and it actually allows the viewer to really see what is going on with the shot. Absolutely amazing thank you very very much it’s awesome
thanks Eddie!!
Nothing is overkill when it comes to protecting yourself from people who want to hurt you. And don't let the government convince you otherwise, because they don't want to be scared of the people they want to control
It is sad when the day has come when a person defending his home and family ends up in jail and the perpetrator/s are hailed as saints and martyrs.
You know who you have to thank for that....
@@scottplagmann3411 That is how it has been in England for some time! It takes something pretty terrible for the courts to line up behind the victim.
In regards 'too powerful' rounds--the only factor that should be considered is how it relates to over-penetration. You guys tend to have wooden houses. If you unload on some scum bag and you round goes straight through him, through the wall and ends up hitting your neighbour then it genuinely was demonstrating overkill. Hopefully this fragmenting design might take care of that problem. Also, obviously you have to pick your targets and angles, but that may not be possible in the heat of the moment when your home has been broken into. However, I agree--so long as your cartridge only vaporizes the criminal then overkill doesn't come in to it. That guy decided to break into your home and threaten your family. Unlucky day for him.
Why people need to break in?
And why they have firearms...?
@Harry Orchard harry, how many kills by guns do we have in germany every year, inclusive suicide and accident?
That's because of the restrictions of gun ownership.
Less idiots have guns.
And in case of entering my house unwelcomed, with a knife or something stupid...,
death comes with cold steel.
And if u believe a gun could save u than I am sure u believe in winning in the lottery...
I fear more the attack of a bear in the carpathians than to the possibility of getting shot in germany...
Fact.
And btw, my liberal neighbors?
U live in a box, sorry.
@@nidhoggvomwalde2280 I've BEEN to Germany. I'm from Canada. When I got to the Frankfurt airport yknow what I saw? Police, armed with submachine guns, patrolling in groups of up to 8 officers. You'd think you Krauts would be a bit nervous at the sound of Jack boots marching through hallways and magazines rattling on tactical gear, what with the whole "Gestapo" unt "S.S" and such... and yet CRIME still happens in Germany. Criminals still have guns. So Cops have guns, Criminals have guns, yknow who Doesn't? The poor bastards caught in between. Those are called Citizens. The People. So, can you really criticize the States? A country the size of the EU, with an insanely inefficient or malevolent police system, criminals who are treated leniently by the Liberal influence, and just regular-ass people who just want to be left to their business. The people should be ready and able to defend themselves and their families, be it against Criminals, or (what a German should understand more than Anyone I'd think) a Government that oversteps it's bounds. Imagine if the citizens of Germany, the Jews and the Üntermensch, hadn't been stripped of any ability to defend themselves before the flags all turned red? Was Germany ALWAYS a fascist, totalitarian, inhumane murder machine of a nation? Hell no, it's a great place with rich history and wonderful people. Which shows that it is Entirely Possible for a Government to go Bad. And there is only One nation on Earth that is honestly and truly Ready for if that happens. And you and I? We don't live in it. It's the USA.
YO DANNY,THAT SECOND SHOT
HUZZAH, BEAUTIFUL ACCURACY AND CONTROL.
I wholly endorse your plugs for Buffalo Outdoors. Are you gonna collab with Scott of Kentucky Ballistics during his recovery? Matt Carricker's offering today was a hoot! This one was up to your usual standards. Thanks, Jeff, Danny and (if any) crew.
Is your glass half full or half empty? Was Scott very, very lucky or very, very unlucky? Either way I'm glad he is still here, that was a close one.
@@COIcultist I still think Scott got one of those spiked rounds left over from the Vietnam War.
The problem wasn't the round, but what he was shooting it with wasn't rated for it.
@@thystaff742 Wrong!
@@MrEazyE357 You need a specific type of break for slap rounds. If you use what ever the break itself creates high pressure in the barrel.
Danny can shoot! Jeff I'll never be able 2 put into words how much I enjoy ur channel. Keep up the good work, and thanks 4, showing this awesome twister round. 10/10 big man.
thank you Barry!
You sure can brighten up a Monday!
Definitely an awesome slug. Good to know it works at many velocities and without stabilization
Jeff, I think you misunderstood: the saying is RIFLES make everything better, not rifling...
Glad I could clear up that misconception. 😅
I like watching what you all do.
It would be interesting to see how they preform loaded in a mini shell.
Would have to be scaled down.
I am addicted to feeding my ksg mini slugs. You asked the question I always ask. I know I can fit two extra rounds if I do mini buckshot but the 1oz slug leaves a fun holes in my targets.
Would need a shorter wad (about 10mm/⅜" shorter)
Another excellent Jeff and Danny test video. Great memories of Danny. Those are definitely brutal HD rounds for sure. Instant One shot stopping power without a doubt.
That is one twisted round!
For the love of All of your subscribers, Please keep on being You!
Yes thank you. So many people on FB making alignment tools. I just use a new hull with the brass cut off
You don't even need them with this wad. The slugs are designed to fit them perfectly.
Lego blocks are square enough for most purposes. Make an L shaped stack and push whatever you're aligning against the inside corner. If you use multiple layers of thin pieces, any variation on individual pieces gets averaged out.
Not even my idea, saw a Russian guy doing it that way!
@@taofledermaus I always test fit the Russian slugs and wad riding slugs through a new hull minus the brass to make sure they will load and chamber well.. Just made sense to use it to align them too. Thanks for the great videos as always.
Very nice slug.
The pork shoulder test is very impressive and so is the ballistic gel. I'd say it's perfect for small pest control (fire and the pest is gone). Great shooting - shotgum and camera, as always!
thanks you again Saar!
@@taofledermaus I'm an addicted fan :)
That was an impressive round. Any idea how it would perform without the wading attached? Buffalo outdoors is definitely one of the nicest people on RUclips. He has a really good channel also.
I'm not an expert or anything, but I don't think that slug would get proper propulsion without the wad. It looked like it had a hole directly down the center, which would lead to a majority of the gas escaping, in my opinion.
I think it needs to be tested without the attached wads through rifling. Simpler is usually better.
@@taofledermaus 😁👍
@@fuckgoogle4712 I'd love to try these in a brown bess musket. Also, I agree with your name.
@@fuckgoogle4712 they aren’t asking how it would work without the wad. They are asking how it would work if you didn’t ATTACH it to the wad. Currently it’s screwed to the wad.
Don't fear the smooth bore Comrades! I've seen Hickok drill that plate with a smooth bore lead screamer, so your testing is right on. Loved this video.
I must say, for a subsonic round, that is very impressive.
I really enjoy all your videos. Danny is a great shooter and definitely has some great knowledge as do you sir. Thank you for sharing these videos and the knowledge with them. Be safe and keep shooting. Best wishes from Arizona. 👍😎
thanks!
That's one hell of a tenderizer.
Danny's looking great! Keep it up Danny! I agree, that is an absolutely devastating slug! Love the wet magazines. And the pork shoulder, WOW!
Thanks GT 🙂👍🏻. 🇺🇸😎
@5:28
"And here, Danny shows us size matters."
That's a pretty awesome slug. Good shooting Danny
Tell "DEADEYE" Danny he did a great job.
Dear Jeff: Thank you so much for responding to my/our earlier criticisms through the years. Your production quality has gone through the roof, especially with the small stuff we like to gripe about... like making sure to include American units (ounces) and not just grams, grains and other nancy numbers :) It means a lot. Your videos are a treat!
No problem. For foreign slugs, etc. I'm much more likely to use metric units.
@agvulpine:
The GRAIN is the standard AMERICAN unit of measure for bullet weight, powder charge, and anything related to ammunition and reloading. Metricrap is a series of bastard "measurements " (sic) to be avoided. If you see it in a designation, treat it as its NAME rather than an actual measurement. I got vaccinated against Metricrap years ago and almost got killed in the process.
Perhaps I should explain how I got vaccinated against Metricrap. Right around the turn of the 20th century, Germany changed its Metricrap. 8 Metricrap changed from .315 inch to .323 inch. the guy at the next firing point had a rifle chambered for 8 Mauser. His bore diameter was .315 inch. He handloaded his cartridges with bullets of .323 inch labeled 8 Metricrap. They miked out at .323 inch. He chambered the first cartridge. the bolt was stiff on closing, sign of an interference fit between the cartridge neck and the neck of the chamber. When he pressed the trigger, the base of the cartridge case blew out. The stock bulged out at the magazine well. the floorplate blew out. The shooter got a faceful of brass fragments and burning powder granules. His safety glasses saved his eyesight. The extractor blew out just as I was coming up from picking up some of my brass and I got a glancing blow to the top of my head. They found the extractor buried in the wall at the end of the firing line. Because of personal injuries involved, both local police and the sheriff's office investigated along with the range staff. Both had personnel on site when this happened. I still have a dent on top of my skull where I got hit by the extractor, That's how I got vaccinated against Metricrap.
I'd like to see a demonstration with a Paul Harrel meat target.
I'd go broke shooting that! lol
The fact you were shooting at that T shirt made me thumbs up this vid
Hey, in Russia we can have rifled shotguns, but only after 5 year of having a smooth bore
Are you for real, tovarish? Or making a joke I don't understand?
@@remcovanvliet3018 Ну писал бы на русском сразу, американец написал бы камрад, а не товарищ )
Been watching you guys for years!! Fantastic content!!! Love it!!
It always amazes me what happens to the gel in that split second when the round hits it.
Excellent targets, marksmanship, and film work. I've come to expect no less. Top shelf
Many thanks!
I'd say you're either running out of powder before the end of the barrel or the rifling is causing a better seal than the smooth bore, making it a more efficient burn
Yeah, very possible.
@@taofledermaus - any chance you guys have the older Mossberg 500 12ga smoothbore 20” barrel with the rifle sights attached to compare with?
Really good slow motion footage, particularly in the water jug. The separation of the petals was excellent.
Thank you very much!
Yes, Russia cannot have rifled shotguns, but they can have AK74 "Hunting Carbines"
We love Danny 😍 blessings to him!
Out of all my guns I love my shotguns the most. They are so much fun to shoot and they are so cheap.
Cheapest but most versatile gun you can get.
I've already watched this, but Awesomeness is always worth a 2nd viewing. And I wanted to see our dearly loved and missed (not often by him) former shooter and friend of All Taufledermausians, Danny (boy)!
thank you John
You should have called it the F6 Twister. Like a tornado category.
lol
amazing! it worked as i expected and i was very impressed by that slug. water jug explosion was one of my favourites hits of all time...
Yay! It’s a long one even!
rip to those guys
That's what she said.
I love the first shots aftermath, looks like a mushroom.....I would buy it to put on my dresser beside Edwins .50 shell!
L??.??I?2p
@@diji5071 that one of those in line 4 cyl schematics that you were going to be producing tutorials on how to build?
@@joeyr7294 not quite as moving as that may have been, as it were nothing more than a pocket generated comment.
@@diji5071 lmao ok, I was like wtf is this! 🍻 Sorry bro
@@joeyr7294 I am probably going to scrap all the old tutorial videos and restart fresh and release one video per section of parts (production) and then assembly videos following.
One bad slug and one dead eye shot,great video thanks guys
So many different slugs from Russia. I am starting to think they don't use the same slug twice, they must develop a new one for the next week's hunt.
They are severely limited on what kind of guns they can own so instead have different ammunition for the same effect. They must prove themselves as legitimate and “safe” with their smooth bore before they can even buy a rifles shotgun. I think you can start the paperwork after safe ownership of a smooth bore for 5 years before you can get a rifled gun!
Too bad there’s not an American importer specializing in slugs from places like Russia. I bet it’d be a fairly profitable business.
See the pork shoulder was terrifying. Certainly enough to convince me that I like not being a bad guy
Dang, that pork shoulder shot was rough.
Thanks guys always enjoy the videos!
Thanks for watching!
Shooter? No, youtube. They are Velociteers!
Seeing what the Twister slug did to the pork shoulder was quite impressive. If you were to hit an intruder in the Torso it would be unsurvivable. Likewise being hit in an extremity but either traumatically amputated or requiring amputation. I really need to get some of these. Guys another great video.
Hey mouse Wildman Danny and Officer Greg aka the Fluffster
Can't believe how far this channel has gone in the last couple years!
is that a bad thing? lol
@@taofledermaus absolutely not! It’s just really cool to see you guys get so many views within the first day of upload!
When that slug isn't loaded in a hull would it be called a naked twister?
Only if it hasn't been powder coated yet. With powder coat on, fresh out of the oven, it's a twister in hot underwear. Or maybe bodypaint, which would mean it's still technically naked although it doesn't necessarily appear that way... 🤔Hmmm...
Another great video, rip Danny you were a super cool dude
I won't lie, when I saw the video title I was afraid that they had made that many sequels to a horrible movie.
Been gone for awhile, good to see you’re back to doing more of what you used to.
thanks Hal
BUFFALO!!!! WHOOP WHOOP!!!! 🐃
Awesome footage particularly that final footage of the fragmentation in the water jug , excellent marksmanship and an outstanding fragmenting slug what more do We need from a ballistics science channel ? . That's easy ! - more of the same sort of thing . Thanks Jeff Thanks Danny You guys Rock . Shoot Straight Stay Safe & Stay Well .
These look great. I wonder how they would do in my 3 gun shotgun?
Probably gross overkill for 3gun.
One of the more badass slugs I've seen you evaluate...it's a shredder.
how wide is it? ..im not bragging ...lmao
I really need to use scripts sometimes.
@@taofledermaus lol
Very, very impressive. Thank you you all.
Our pleasure!
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