Deadly 240mph Bowling Ball Cannon! - Ballistic High-Speed

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  • @BallisticHighSpeed
    @BallisticHighSpeed  Год назад +197

    Feel free to pick up some merch if you enjoy our channel! my-store-d528be.creator-spring.com/

    • @parrotshootist3004
      @parrotshootist3004 Год назад

      With this quick effortless trick, debone -fish- ballastic human dummies!

    • @frankknox9127
      @frankknox9127 Год назад

      Note to self: never aim this at another human being. Yikes!

    • @consumerdirect9535
      @consumerdirect9535 Год назад

      this is what war looked like back in the day.... brutal

    • @syitiger9072
      @syitiger9072 Год назад

      Would it hurt tho

    • @Architect172
      @Architect172 Год назад +1

      ye ye verry cool every body can do a bowling ball .. but can you do" ju-de-boule bal's ?

  • @CheapSushi
    @CheapSushi Год назад +6494

    Now I'm thinking how messed up those battlefields were when everyone was lined up and layers deep. If this ball went through one guy, it's probably going through a bunch of people.

    • @Kualinar
      @Kualinar Год назад +1268

      Actual canon balls are going faster, are smaller AND heavier. So, you are very correct.

    • @sativothegrail461
      @sativothegrail461 Год назад +522

      a 50 bmg machine gun at war will also go through several people but at a way faster pace, 500 rounds per minute 😮😮
      we are so good at killing each other

    • @philgiglio7922
      @philgiglio7922 Год назад +280

      A favorite trick gunners tried to employ if they were in an enfilade position was to aim short so the round would skip like a flat rock on water. It Was possible to kill a lot of troops that way

    • @Kualinar
      @Kualinar Год назад +158

      @@philgiglio7922 Firing like that cause a lot of debris to scatter, injuring troops on both sides of the canon ball path. Pretty nasty.

    • @jeffmcgrath2202
      @jeffmcgrath2202 Год назад +161

      Think about grape shot rounds that were an inch or so in diameter each moving at the same speed as a cannon ball. No wonder there were so many unidentified bodies at Gettysburg!

  • @davidmccann9811
    @davidmccann9811 Год назад +2345

    Imagine the damage those iron cannon balls must have done in the old days. They must have just decimated the lines of infantry.

    • @energyplayz7485
      @energyplayz7485 Год назад +91

      if it was used for naval battles then the iron balls would inflict shrapnel which did most of the killing. in ground battles then iron round shot was barely used. but when it was it was catastrophic. blowing holes through lines of infantry and sending horses flying. although most canons would use grapeshot. hundreds of little pellets going hundreds of miles an hour. still incredibly deadly.

    • @DeadlyElement07
      @DeadlyElement07 Год назад +74

      @@energyplayz7485Infamous pirate Blackbeard had 40 cannons on his flagship, 32 of which were loaded with all kinds of deadly shrapnel including nails, broken glass, and busted chains. He essentially used them as oversized blunderbusses, capable of wiping entire crews off the decks of their ships.

    • @hotboigee5689
      @hotboigee5689 Год назад +32

      If it didn't kill you I know you would have wish it did

    • @KAarnagemAmolgada
      @KAarnagemAmolgada Год назад +8

      usally and there where exeptions , but, cannon balls where not bowling size balls....this is on another level

    • @davidmccann9811
      @davidmccann9811 Год назад +14

      Maybe that's part of the reason why we see all of those old 19th century photos of Civil War vets with no legs below the knees.

  • @JohnMoore-wp9cw
    @JohnMoore-wp9cw Год назад +590

    As a person who died as a result of a cannonball to the shoulder, I can confirm that cannons deal a lot of damage.

    • @nickaschenbecker9882
      @nickaschenbecker9882 10 месяцев назад

      You died of hairy cell leukemia. Stop trying to be fancy.

    • @Anonymous-mh8ph
      @Anonymous-mh8ph 9 месяцев назад +5

      How are you alive ?

    • @JohnMoore-wp9cw
      @JohnMoore-wp9cw 9 месяцев назад +59

      @@Anonymous-mh8ph I am commenting from Heaven

    • @alanaliyev456GT
      @alanaliyev456GT 8 месяцев назад +2

      first weapon able to destroyed walls of castels in middle age. (catapult can do the job but too easy to neutralised it by fire or arrows).. big brass or stone smooth barrel.. chinese recette of powder and boom..... but im not sure than accuracy was correct

    • @RubbaFrog
      @RubbaFrog 8 месяцев назад

      Hows it like in heaven ​@@JohnMoore-wp9cw

  • @dekuvisuals9847
    @dekuvisuals9847 Год назад +679

    Imagine the PTSD soldiers must have had 200 years ago when canons entered the battlefield.

    • @ProfessorBuge
      @ProfessorBuge Год назад +99

      Seeing half of your friend, not to mention all the men standing behind him, suddenly reduced to mist and small chunks now covering your body would probably give some pretty nasty PTSD...

    • @slavicemperor8279
      @slavicemperor8279 Год назад +55

      Didn't cannons enter battlefield much earlier than 200 years ago? Like 12-13th century or something?

    • @ianhennessy9367
      @ianhennessy9367 Год назад +39

      dude imagine being a byzantine knight and seeing the turks roll up with the first cannon, shatter your walls and turn your comrades into mist

    • @cliffords2315
      @cliffords2315 Год назад +8

      really bad, i was in the military for 7 years never seen that much damage

    • @mrpineapple3942
      @mrpineapple3942 Год назад +1

      @@slavicemperor8279 yes, they are very, very old

  • @theusernamejman
    @theusernamejman Год назад +1114

    The bowling ball to the torso reminds me of scenes in The Patriot where body parts are just getting ripped off by cannon balls. Incredible footage!

    • @ic651
      @ic651 Год назад +32

      That's the first thing that came to mind too haha!

    • @Elminator666
      @Elminator666 Год назад +3

      Same.

    • @anubisfox5765
      @anubisfox5765 Год назад +17

      I was just talking about the scene where dude gets head shot by the canon with my wife lol

    • @Kualinar
      @Kualinar Год назад +17

      That makes the movie that much more realistic.

    • @tylergibson7226
      @tylergibson7226 Год назад +5

      Best movie ever

  • @Wonzling0815
    @Wonzling0815 Год назад +203

    9:29 What I love about bowling balls is that, seen from the right angle, they have an expression between shock and fatalism.

    • @richardsanchez5444
      @richardsanchez5444 5 месяцев назад +3

      2:19 "oh no, this is not gonna end well for me"

    • @keeledover4218
      @keeledover4218 3 месяца назад

      non sequitor

    • @Heavy_with_fists
      @Heavy_with_fists 2 месяца назад

      The head is falling like a cartoon lol

    • @ish2008
      @ish2008 Месяц назад

      Its the pricing sound from T-34

  • @magicpyroninja
    @magicpyroninja Год назад +872

    10:10 I think it's amazing how the head stays almost perfectly in place while the body is ripped away with so much force that the head doesn't even have time to follow

    • @chugetnuget6230
      @chugetnuget6230 Год назад +56

      The head was actually disconnected from the body in a privious video.

    • @owliestowlyowl6037
      @owliestowlyowl6037 Год назад +30

      Bowling Ball: *Travels at 107m/s with a mass of 5.4kg and caves in a HUGE hole right in the middle of the dummy's torso*
      The Dummy: 💀

    • @monarchofshadow9967
      @monarchofshadow9967 Год назад +8

      That's Newton's law of inertia.

    • @tankofnova9022
      @tankofnova9022 Год назад +3

      The head just... not moving.
      Kinda, vary weird to watch

    • @imarchello
      @imarchello Год назад +1

      @@owliestowlyowl6037 that was before they doubled the charge. it was going faster than 107m/s

  • @jaymac7203
    @jaymac7203 Год назад +760

    This is absolutely terrifying 😮 Those old battlefields must've been hell. Very eye-opening 🚬🧐

    • @ms.annthrope415
      @ms.annthrope415 Год назад +42

      Not just large cannon balls flying at them, but they were aimed to skip on the ground and bounce up a bit and destroy humans. The equally destructive Cannon shot is a canister shot. A bag of lead balls the size of grapes, hence the term grape shot, is shot out at thr advancing pine of rifleman and just Rio human bodies to shreds. Just one grade size ball can tear a hole troufh a torso, rip off an arm or destroy an entire leg. It was barely survivable and seven then infections would kill the soldier.

    • @SofaKingShit
      @SofaKingShit Год назад +13

      People opening.

    • @blackimp4987
      @blackimp4987 Год назад

      they were. From the battlefields in France in the war between Preussia and France an episode like this was reported in a latter writte by a Preussian soldier. Every battle was a carnage. I find so idiots these guys wasting time laughing about how brutal a cannon bawl is for a human body - you can figure out what happend to horses legs - they really disgust me. I'm cerainly not a woke weak mind but this kind of teenager enthusiasm for this thing it's very stupid and sick. I don't think I'll come to this channel again.

    • @457Deniz457
      @457Deniz457 Год назад +21

      Also body-opening 😶

    • @Ochir1989
      @Ochir1989 Год назад +12

      Modern artillery shells are scarier

  • @Bxnnyboo
    @Bxnnyboo Год назад +78

    “sorry matey, but this treasure be mi-“
    My honest reaction: 9:48

  • @Sypher474
    @Sypher474 Год назад +195

    You guys are the absolute masters of high speed presentation. I don't know exactly what it is, but the combination of shot composition, transitions between angles, timing of the slowdown/speedup bits, just feels RIGHT.

  • @mrdoot226
    @mrdoot226 Год назад +61

    I WAS JUST CHILLING LISTENING TO MUSIC THEN I SEE “BOWLING BALL CANNON” AND I IMMEDIATELY GET HERE

  • @Dakotakinsey64
    @Dakotakinsey64 8 месяцев назад +30

    I really have to compliment you guys on how fast you get to the good parts and dont waste time talking like other channels just trying to be a certain length so they stretch bs.. Very impressed

    • @mr.roboto209
      @mr.roboto209 Месяц назад

      7 minutes... this video could be 3

  • @davidoverstreet6900
    @davidoverstreet6900 Год назад +284

    That body shot was more than brutal. So unbelievably realistic.

  • @BU1Lander
    @BU1Lander Год назад +90

    It was absolutely spectacular watching the bowling ball just brutally plow through the torso, but the part that really made me chuckle was watching the previously detached head just hover in the air and spin slowly backward as if to say, "Hey! What happened to my body!? Oh! There it is... oh hell..."

  • @k1lla_kur0m12
    @k1lla_kur0m12 10 месяцев назад +5

    the way the head literally glitched in the air before it tipped and fell down 😭🤚🏾 9:42

  • @inesis
    @inesis Год назад +363

    Scott's 4 bore rifle looks like a toy compared to the bowling ball canon!

    • @thecamocampaindude5167
      @thecamocampaindude5167 Год назад +22

      Nahh it looks more like a giant pellet gun

    • @SilvaDreams
      @SilvaDreams Год назад +24

      Yeah well one is a rifle the other is a howitzer, you can't carry the cannon though.

    • @wildcat8598
      @wildcat8598 Год назад +5

      Nah that sumbich still looks like a 22lr at least compared to this😂

    • @Lucifurion
      @Lucifurion Год назад +9

      I'd love to see a collaboration with these guys, Dummy Lab's and Scott with his big bores like the 4 bore, .577 T-Rex and the 700 Nitro. I just wish he could get a hold of a .950 JDJ. THAT would be a great video.

    • @johnm3946
      @johnm3946 Год назад +4

      Put that thing in rifle form and Scott will shoot it!

  • @MikeInVBVA
    @MikeInVBVA Год назад +36

    Amazing how the skull remained stationary throughout and then popped off (like a dandelion head when we were kids)

    • @Primal2229
      @Primal2229 2 месяца назад

      Technically it wasnt attached, or if it was not very well. They blew the head off previously. Body took the force, the head was just resting there kinda like the table cloth and dishes 'trick' from way back.

  • @West_Coast_Mainline
    @West_Coast_Mainline Год назад +18

    POV: you’re a french gunner on Redoutable at trafalger looking over to the guy next to you getting obliterated by a 24 pounder form victory 8:06

    • @christopherreed4723
      @christopherreed4723 2 месяца назад

      Or the entire boarding party that got wiped out by *one* of Victory's 68-pounder quarterdeck carronades. IIRC, those were loaded with grapeshot over round shot, which was a typical load for carronades when close action was expected.

  • @dodgeit3014
    @dodgeit3014 Год назад +19

    Crazy. The way the head just didn’t move was awesome.

    • @twistedyogert
      @twistedyogert Год назад +1

      What about how the spine was ripped out?

  • @Oddlookingbloke
    @Oddlookingbloke Год назад +259

    Closest you could get to actually firing like a pirate ship cannon at a person😂

    • @jasonguest5820
      @jasonguest5820 Год назад +25

      Imagine cleaning the deck after battle while bobbing on the waves.

    • @Oddlookingbloke
      @Oddlookingbloke Год назад +16

      @@jasonguest5820 too bad they didn’t have power washers lol

    • @SilvaDreams
      @SilvaDreams Год назад +7

      @@Oddlookingbloke Yup, just buckets and brooms/mops

    • @michaelburke9137
      @michaelburke9137 Год назад +6

      Here in the US you can buy/build a cannon.

    • @DisorderedArray
      @DisorderedArray Год назад +8

      @@jasonguest5820 imagine standing next to the guy who got hit and you get killed by his ribs...

  • @fredrickblaise519
    @fredrickblaise519 Год назад +16

    I think about the time of history when they were attaching chains to 2 cannon balls before shooting it. The number of people chopped in half would make anyone run in fear.

  • @Pravus198
    @Pravus198 Год назад +47

    Amazing. Its like demo ranch but not annoying and a real slow motion camera!

    • @ilovemalechickens
      @ilovemalechickens Год назад +9

      I know right? No cringe not funny intro skits

    • @Yellow.1844
      @Yellow.1844 Год назад +1

      Lol right, he has the most annoying fake puppy personnality, I cant stand it

    • @misterfister7262
      @misterfister7262 Год назад +2

      It's like demolition ranch.. but for adults

    • @ilovemalechickens
      @ilovemalechickens Год назад

      @@Yellow.1844 I mean I do like demo ranch I watch every upload but INSTA SKIP the first 3 minutes at least

    • @jamesmichael7235
      @jamesmichael7235 2 месяца назад +1

      Demo didn't used to be so cringe, but now I can't stand his videos!

  • @Henrikipotela
    @Henrikipotela Год назад +117

    "Bowling alleys hate this man, click here to find out why!"
    Amazing footage guys, well done!

  • @paul85039
    @paul85039 Год назад +8

    This is the BEST high speed camera work that i have ever seen and I'm 63 yrs young well done Lads

  • @catchthewind8563
    @catchthewind8563 Год назад +324

    Can we just take time to appreciate how that head just froze in mid-air and defied gravity for a split second before falling to the ground. Like wow!

    • @istrasci
      @istrasci Год назад +19

      Like Wile E. Coyote.

    • @omegamoonspell
      @omegamoonspell Год назад +18

      And they say MK fatalities aren’t realistic

    • @grandre3464
      @grandre3464 Год назад +6

      Inertia

    • @LordLorenzo834
      @LordLorenzo834 Год назад +10

      Imagine that's someone your talking to when that happens, the head would probably still be finishing its sentence just floating while the body is gone

    • @skessisalive
      @skessisalive Год назад +1

      Lol this is what I came here to say

  • @LiviuHomalăulSectar
    @LiviuHomalăulSectar Год назад +93

    I can't believe you guys don't have at least 5 million subscribers by now. This is interesting stuff

  • @18videowatcher41
    @18videowatcher41 Год назад +51

    After seeing what that bowling ball did to the ballistic dummy, I understand how cannonballs fired out of cannons could be so deadly! 🤣

  • @tylerd.5694
    @tylerd.5694 Год назад +46

    Not sure if you all realize this or not, but you're creating one of the best libraries of slow-mo physics in existence.

  • @bananajoe9951
    @bananajoe9951 Год назад +5

    an 8 lb bowling ball traveling at 35mph is enough force to kill you if it hits center mass. I worked at a bowling alley for a few years as a lane mechanic.
    The ball return speeds the ball down the lane (underneath it really) at around 35 mph. The ball return on the surface slows the ball down for obvious reasons. We had a mechanic working on the ball return track under the lane. Another worker didn't realize the mechanic was in the way of the track, and threw a test ball into the gutter. The mechanic was struck in the chest, instantly killing him. No one knew it had happened until another worker went down to check on him.

  • @BlueWaterSTAX
    @BlueWaterSTAX 5 месяцев назад +2

    OMG, that double charge was so frickin cool. Thanks Ballistic High speed

  • @johnproctor6438
    @johnproctor6438 Год назад +52

    There’s pieces of armor that show where a cannon ball went through line soldiers, and it’s pretty much exactly like this. Except it’s metal, so it really shows exactly where it hit and exited, and then remembering there was a person wearing it at the time. Pretty gnarly.

    • @kyle18934
      @kyle18934 Год назад +4

      I remember seeing that armor. I'm impressed they even hot the armor off of him in one piece, since it folded into him... youch. I think I remember hearing that he survived for a few minutes. that's a big ouch

    • @Shadynastys76
      @Shadynastys76 Год назад

      @@kyle18934 nah bro if we’re on the battlefield and you see a watermelon sized hole in me and watch me scream without putting me out of my misery? Im haunting your ass for the rest of your life 🫡🤣

  • @onefastgmc
    @onefastgmc Год назад +166

    Goes to show you how deadly cannons actually are, soft targets don't stand a chance. Great video guys!

    • @MrTangent
      @MrTangent Год назад

      That’s why you ALWAYS maintain an erection on the battlefield. 😎

    • @jhsemoxitha3821
      @jhsemoxitha3821 Год назад +2

      No human stands a chance dude

    • @pvdg3515
      @pvdg3515 Год назад

      no sht, its basically just a cannon ball.............lol

  • @Joze1090
    @Joze1090 Год назад +2

    I love how far you went to keep the bowling balls contained, and on the second shot it flies up and above even the extra pallet gaurd! Off into the wilderness, where it will meet a deer and ruin its day!

  • @SnackPack913
    @SnackPack913 Год назад +11

    I love your physics / science quips you add in there. Not too many gun channels go into depth on those things and I find it very interesting being involved in that world. I’m sure I’m not the only one

  • @The-Dom
    @The-Dom Год назад +35

    I'm impressed with how still the concrete wall remained. Didnt even seem to vibrate.

  • @Skipjack7814
    @Skipjack7814 8 месяцев назад +3

    Being bored (and stupid) teenagers in rural Florida, my friends and I would occasionally drive down roads and throw things out of the car at mailboxes. As time went by, we started trying bigger and unusual objects, keeping in mind speed, trajectory, etc. Well, yard sale bowling balls were a favorite, causing tremendous damage to bricked up mailboxes, etc. At 65 mph, the passenger needs to hurl the ball away from the car when its about 50 feet from the box. A few times we missed, and man! A bowling ball will bound along for a hundred yards, even bouncing some, so we tried to choose mailboxes that were at the end of long driveways. One night we threw one out of my car on the bridge between St Pete and Tampa, it thundered down the (empty) highway for about 200 yards before stopping. It was only chipped up. These guys are way better thancwe ever were! Great work!

    • @Skipjack7814
      @Skipjack7814 8 месяцев назад +1

      Additionally, we eventually tried more intriguing objects, such as old circular saw blades, small drive shafts, some beautiful but lethal jewelry anvils (sorry shop class) etc. We even destroyed one fortress mailbox with a 1923 Underwood Typewriter.

  • @rustinreacts
    @rustinreacts Год назад +27

    Skull was thinking something and next moment he was like WTF..where is my body?😮 Shots looks so incredible in super slow mo. It's crazy to visualise this much details.. great job 👍

  • @c.d.j300
    @c.d.j300 Год назад +59

    This is probably the most disturbing ballistic test I've ever seen.

    • @Luan.S.R.
      @Luan.S.R. Год назад +1

      Imagina aqueles navios medievais com dezenas de canhões atacando outros navios de madeira cheios de tripulantes, e em alto mar, com certeza era sempre uma carnificina 😔

    • @wolfesbane4263
      @wolfesbane4263 Год назад

      You should see Garand Thumb's test then

    • @DerSiegdesZ
      @DerSiegdesZ Год назад

      Nice New E x e c u t i o n m e t h o d for the m e x i c a n c a r t e l s . I will inform them and hopefully we get to see this with a Real h u m a n b e i n g .

  • @PittsburghFan4Life13
    @PittsburghFan4Life13 10 месяцев назад +2

    bowling is one of my hobbies. very addictive it is. i see the bin in the back that is loaded with them. it makes me wanna come there and look through them to see which one I want. lol. especially the one that is partly clear.
    keep up the crazy work guys.

  • @3gunshooter60
    @3gunshooter60 Год назад +41

    That is devastating. Makes you wonder what a cannon shot load would look like or a canister load from an M1 Abrams cannon. Something to think about. 😮

    • @Kualinar
      @Kualinar Год назад +7

      Half the diameter. 3 to 4 times the mass. About 5 times the muzzle velocity. Those 5 guys between you and the canon won't shield you from the canon ball.

    • @philgiglio7922
      @philgiglio7922 Год назад +2

      Don't know if they produce a beehive round for that gun tube. Thought only the 105mm was capable of firing them, it could depress far enough it could be a real scythe for any advancing troops. Civil War canister rounds were particularly brutal. And some artillerists used something they called "rotten shot". They would load a shrapnel shell, but without the powder train fuse; the charge would detonate in the tube and exit much like a canister round

    • @FALKONDX
      @FALKONDX Год назад +5

      that already exist, search for tank vs human torso ;)

    • @fart-box
      @fart-box Год назад

      @RandyRoberts garand thumb has one similar, not an Abrams but close!

    • @squidwardo7074
      @squidwardo7074 Год назад +2

      @@philgiglio7922 Think they just tend to use high explosive rather than canister for anti infantry if they need to

  • @AC765INDIANA
    @AC765INDIANA Год назад +4

    I do believe that was the best dummy labs torso video yet. I watch all the gun tubers that shoot them and by far that was the most epic destruction of a single shot on a dummy. YOU ROCK!

  • @YoWhoDat
    @YoWhoDat 10 месяцев назад +4

    I think about the battles at sea using cannons that took place in the past. Can you imagine a volley of those. Even the shrapnel, huge splinter and iron ripping splintering your body. Sounds like hell.

  • @Tehstampede
    @Tehstampede Год назад +32

    The fact that the head just popped right off is absolutely terrifying

    • @Fernando-qd4ur
      @Fernando-qd4ur Год назад +1

      It was cut off already in a previous episode. Too bad we can't see the real effect....

    • @Maverick966
      @Maverick966 Год назад +1

      The head wasn't attached to the spine this is why

  • @pattayaguideorg
    @pattayaguideorg Год назад +37

    Who could have imagined bowling could be so deadly?

  • @Mister_Tom
    @Mister_Tom Год назад +1

    My friend once did this experiment, he stood in front of the canon's mouth. I miss you Jhon .

  • @dan725
    @dan725 Год назад +40

    Man the content and idea is just so good. But best of all, the incredible top-notch editing, the presence of you guys’ hosting style on camera; you guys have created a unique style in the channel that’s truly all your own and becoming highly recognizable. I’m imagine you guys as kids to be those film class nerds haha (I don’t mean that in a disrespectful way; as I truly believe passionate nerdy kids turn out to be the best kind of adults to hang out with hahaha).

  • @JV-df9em
    @JV-df9em Год назад +21

    That 100,000 FPS zoomed in film is incredible!

  • @Soundsaboutright42
    @Soundsaboutright42 Год назад +1

    This is the best channel, I can't stop watching

  • @stephenparchewski1998
    @stephenparchewski1998 Год назад +21

    What I gather is that a bowling ball cannon would make a very effective self defence weapon…perfect for EDC.

    • @Yellow.1844
      @Yellow.1844 Год назад +4

      Like the forefathers intended

    • @stephenparchewski1998
      @stephenparchewski1998 Год назад +1

      Exactly 🍻

    • @SofaKingShit
      @SofaKingShit Год назад

      Great for dismantling the drunken neighbor who is wondering why his front door key won't work.

  • @GodOfWar221
    @GodOfWar221 Год назад +8

    I stumbled on this channel, literally by accident. And I can honestly say, I was amused way more than I should have been. There was something quite darkly amusing, about watching a ballistic dummy get disemboweled at 100,000 fps. I must have watched it happen five times. Definitely subscribing!

  • @Nyxic_
    @Nyxic_ Год назад +10

    For me personally, it's satisfying to see how the head still stays in the air for a bit, and then starts slowly falling down.
    If possible, an explanation on how that works would be great!
    P.S. Your videos are freaking amazing!! 👍👍

  • @Adam-nv9zo
    @Adam-nv9zo Год назад +10

    Great job, guys. This was amazing. The best use for a bowling ball I've ever seen. 👏 👏 👏

  • @fordy6105
    @fordy6105 Год назад +37

    I like this channel, straight to the point
    and no cringe intro skits like the popular gun channels. 🤪

    • @DerSiegdesZ
      @DerSiegdesZ Год назад +1

      Nice New E x e c u t i o n m e t h o d for the m e x i c a n c a r t e l s . I will inform them and hopefully we get to see this with a Real h u m a n b e i n g .

    • @Pauly421
      @Pauly421 11 месяцев назад

      Agreed. Got so sick of the idiotic intro's they all compete with each other at, that I just stopped watching. This channel is my go to these days.

  • @lightbearer313
    @lightbearer313 Год назад +35

    Some of these interactions have amazing results. For instance, when it hit the pallet, the pallet acted like a spring.
    The ball disintegrated when it hit the concrete bunker, yet lost enough energy hitting the bowling pins to be basically unharmed when it hit the wall.

    • @DerSiegdesZ
      @DerSiegdesZ Год назад +1

      Nice New E x e c u t i o n m e t h o d for the m e x i c a n c a r t e l s . I will inform them and hopefully we get to see this with a Real h u m a n b e i n g .

  • @alexanderbordeau7417
    @alexanderbordeau7417 Год назад +16

    That was totally gruesome and epic. I couldn't imagine that outcome. Looking forward to the next one. Too bad they don't make bear or elephant torso's.

    • @herrunbekannt7556
      @herrunbekannt7556 Год назад +2

      Oh I guess they will if you pay enough... 😆

    • @Gorpmeat
      @Gorpmeat Год назад +1

      @@herrunbekannt7556 I wonder how much the truckload of ballistic gel big enough would cost.. with special order fees for a mould big enough, has to be expensive!

  • @NinjaSkittlez
    @NinjaSkittlez 28 дней назад

    I feel like the older I get, the more I appreciate the emphasis on safety in videos like these.
    Mostly so people stop thinking that just because you like guns, you are also irresponsibile.
    Damnit I want people to figure that out based on my behavior not just the things I like.

  • @daddypig.5796
    @daddypig.5796 Год назад +8

    I felt that torso shot!
    I like how many bowling balls you have on standby. 😂

  • @exudeku
    @exudeku Год назад +13

    "Will he survive?"
    (The thumbnail shows a bowling ball replacing the dummy's abdomen)
    He's maybe fine, a quick tourniquet will fix that

  • @Brian--jonas
    @Brian--jonas 7 месяцев назад +1

    😂😂😂😂 that torso was sic man to see the spine come out was the bomb 💣 loved it

  • @MrBassbump
    @MrBassbump Год назад +4

    This video was epic. Seeing how the bowling ball broke through the ribs in through the spine through the skin was
    really intense.

  • @danielrobinson7872
    @danielrobinson7872 Год назад +37

    Do this with an actual cannon! I'd love to see how devastating ancient artillery was.

    • @user-vy6yg7xt9e
      @user-vy6yg7xt9e Год назад

      Garand thumb shoots tank cannons at the same dummies from about the same distance on his channel.

    • @Bruce_Games
      @Bruce_Games 11 месяцев назад

      @@user-vy6yg7xt9eI think he means like Napoleonic era cannons

    • @jakestafford2
      @jakestafford2 11 месяцев назад

      @@user-vy6yg7xt9ehe said ancient not tanks

  • @nicholasgarrett8594
    @nicholasgarrett8594 2 месяца назад +1

    This channel has great re-watch value!

  • @brunobarks6544
    @brunobarks6544 Год назад +15

    The wound cavity is impressive 🤓

  • @kennethalbert4653
    @kennethalbert4653 Год назад +6

    10:45 Look at the small bone fragments !!

  • @nathanlariviere8016
    @nathanlariviere8016 Год назад +4

    11:09 Don’t know if you noticed but the dummy’s skull cracked when it came back down and hit the stand.
    I was doubtful if the dummy would’ve survived, but knowing this, I definitely think he’s a goner.

  • @sipos66
    @sipos66 Год назад +10

    I liked the bowling pins, but the torso was extreme! Great video guys!!

  • @michaelpibostherapyrecipes5699
    @michaelpibostherapyrecipes5699 Год назад +5

    Oh, man... I wish that guy a speedy recovery 😢😢

  • @safetymikeengland
    @safetymikeengland Год назад +4

    I've always thought it would be cool to see a bowling ball cannon.
    I may have heard something about somebody making one using an oxygen tank but don't know that I've seen the demonstration before.
    Wow - the performance of the bowling ball vs the ballistics gel dummy was interesting!

  • @chesterzimmerman7752
    @chesterzimmerman7752 Год назад +4

    People often say modern battle fields are terrifying but imagine a scared young man hearing cannons and then the man next to him blown to a bloody mess of bones and mush by a cannon ball and even men behind him but then not being able to turn tail and hide just marching hoping you aren't next

  • @Captain_Titus3867
    @Captain_Titus3867 Год назад +7

    There’s an old officer armor piece from the Napoleanic era with a cannon shot through it found I Spain I think. Apparently the guy that wore it was pretty young, probably in his mid teens.
    I can’t imagine seeing that happen to him and what he looked like afterwards.

    • @DavidStruveDesigns
      @DavidStruveDesigns 6 месяцев назад

      Yeah sadly that armour piece has been proven to be a fake. The cannonball used to make the hole was larger than the largest cannonballs used during that battle (the hole is 12cm in diameter whereas largest British cannon was 10cm in diameter), and the hole at the back is quite a bit bigger than the front, which wouldn't happen with a solid metal ball since it wouldn't fracture as it passed through a human body - and a human body isn't strong enough to cause the back plate to split open almost twice as wide as the frontal impact hole. Something else was taking the place of a person inside the armour - perhaps a metal or steel-reinforced concrete dummy to support the armour.
      Not to mention, the claimed young man who it is claimed was wearing it at the time DID exist - but a marriage certificate soon after the war basically proves he didn't die on the battlefield that day, so he can't have ever been hit by a cannonball to the chest.

    • @Captain_Titus3867
      @Captain_Titus3867 6 месяцев назад

      @@DavidStruveDesigns Oh. Well glad the kid didn’t have to get eviscerated. It’s messed up for someone to fake that story if true.

  • @FieniX_
    @FieniX_ Год назад +1

    9:34 - Is the quintessential almost real life version of what happens in cartoons when a cartoon character runs off of a cliff, but doesn’t realize there is a drop. Their body has to catch up with reality, and in a second gravity prevails!

  • @reddeath5delta
    @reddeath5delta Год назад +7

    Those of us who watched Garand Thumb play with a cannon knew exactly what was gonna happen.

  • @glencalhoun9544
    @glencalhoun9544 Год назад +4

    DAYUM IT MAN!!! That was the biggest projectile I've ever seen penetrate a ballistic torso!!! That WAS Amazing!!! And the slomo footage WAS AMAZING AF!!! Thank You!!!

  • @pandamilkshake
    @pandamilkshake Год назад +9

    Imagine naval warfare back in the day with like 30 of those cannons lined up, looking at your ship, all firing. This must have been a common uccurence.

    • @DerSiegdesZ
      @DerSiegdesZ Год назад

      Nice New E x e c u t i o n m e t h o d for the m e x i c a n c a r t e l s . I will inform them and hopefully we get to see this with a Real h u m a n b e i n g .

    • @jacobackley502
      @jacobackley502 Год назад

      Some of those naval cannons had ~1,000,000 ft-lbs. Its pretty insane think of that amount of energy

  • @sigma8995
    @sigma8995 Год назад +7

    Given how crazy our world is, I'm gonna need one of these for home defense.

  • @SchwererGustavThe800mm
    @SchwererGustavThe800mm Год назад +4

    8:10
    Ah yes! 9mm Lung Blower!

  • @kebble2049
    @kebble2049 9 месяцев назад +1

    This video was so useful. Grandma's cottage didn't stand a chance 😅.

  • @MicTheOni
    @MicTheOni Год назад +9

    3:44 this is some Garry's Mod shit in real life...

  • @seanjones2456
    @seanjones2456 Год назад +5

    I had no idea my day would feel so incomplete before watching this. This is amazing!

  • @sebastiankulche
    @sebastiankulche 10 месяцев назад +1

    The fact that Homer Simpson was able to resist multiple impacts is nothing short of a miracle, lol.

  • @walter9724
    @walter9724 Год назад +8

    I like how it hardly rotated after being fired and even when hitting the pins and it still stayed pretty Mich facing forward.

  • @SaarphireTTV
    @SaarphireTTV Год назад +5

    8:51 dudes be like: just a fleshwound.

  • @AAA20503
    @AAA20503 20 дней назад

    The ballistics dummy was one of the BEST slowees ive EVER seen!

  • @manjitahzan9577
    @manjitahzan9577 Год назад +3

    Napoleonic Era be like.

  • @LouisianaAstroRambler
    @LouisianaAstroRambler Год назад +10

    I did not expect that big ol bowling ball to make it through that torso like that, that was just crazy

  • @NicCounty
    @NicCounty 11 месяцев назад +1

    Damn these bowling alley strike screens are getting more creative

  • @grimaldo99
    @grimaldo99 Год назад +11

    What a GREAT presentation!!! Thank you for your work, and showing us what this can do to the body, its all about Energy and Speed. Great videos!!! yall have gained a subscriber.

    • @DerSiegdesZ
      @DerSiegdesZ Год назад

      Nice New E x e c u t i o n m e t h o d for the m e x i c a n c a r t e l s . I will inform them and hopefully we get to see this with a Real h u m a n b e i n g .

  • @Dhailitredoodhh
    @Dhailitredoodhh Год назад +4

    2:44 imagine Moon hitting Earth like that

  • @moviebad109
    @moviebad109 10 месяцев назад

    That torso shot was insane.
    I know the head was already loose, but Jesus, it didn’t rip the head off of the body. It ripped the body off of the head.

  • @puskarbharti8540
    @puskarbharti8540 Год назад +3

    9:56 Inertia of head☠️

  • @mecoolmecool387
    @mecoolmecool387 Год назад +3

    “yarr i have come to plunder your dablo-“ 8:17

  • @KobBeats
    @KobBeats 11 месяцев назад

    My favorite thing about this channel, is that I can lay in bed next to my wife while shes asleep, and watch this on mute and still enjoy the video

  • @M3T4LLik4
    @M3T4LLik4 Год назад +8

    You mentioned conservation of energy. Although the total energy is conserved via heating, sound, etc. a more accurate way to describe the interaction is conservation of momentum. Momentum is ALWAYS conserved, regardless of the type of collision! Great stuff, and 32k fps is nuts!

    • @Ch4rlz_ThA_Princ3
      @Ch4rlz_ThA_Princ3 Год назад

      Momentum is just a subset to measure energy. You're being pedantic.

    • @M3T4LLik4
      @M3T4LLik4 Год назад

      @@Ch4rlz_ThA_Princ3 - Let’s agree to disagree :)

    • @Ch4rlz_ThA_Princ3
      @Ch4rlz_ThA_Princ3 Год назад

      @@M3T4LLik4 nah lets fight 😤

    • @M3T4LLik4
      @M3T4LLik4 Год назад

      ​@@Ch4rlz_ThA_Princ3 HAHA, throw up your dukes! Also, who would you rather take a punch to the face from: a 100 kg man throwing a punch at 5 m/s, or a 50 kg man throwing a punch at 10 m/s?

    • @Ch4rlz_ThA_Princ3
      @Ch4rlz_ThA_Princ3 Год назад

      @@M3T4LLik4 lol oh cmon. Give me more credit than that.
      Your question is akin to asking someone: "which is heavier, a ton of concrete or a ton of feathers?"
      The answer is that they are both the same.
      I may not be a physicist but I did learn that Force = Mass x Acceleration in 7th grade at Summer camp for nerds who learned too quickly for the public school curriculum 🤓
      Bunch of hot girls attended though so it was a pretty cool camp!

  • @FlyWithMe_666
    @FlyWithMe_666 Год назад +6

    4:48 is just like I bowl 🤜

  • @ricstormwolf
    @ricstormwolf 11 месяцев назад

    "This is Johnny Knoxville. And this is cannon bowling ball to the chest!" 😂😂😂

  • @freshplasticup5795
    @freshplasticup5795 Год назад +7

    8:39 Is that one of those Biden 9mm bowling balls?

  • @snowfox1401
    @snowfox1401 Год назад +12

    This made me realize how soft our bodies actually are

    • @DerSiegdesZ
      @DerSiegdesZ Год назад

      Nice New E x e c u t i o n m e t h o d for the m e x i c a n c a r t e l s . I will inform them and hopefully we get to see this with a Real h u m a n b e i n g .

  • @DBJclackk
    @DBJclackk Год назад

    Underrated Chanel shocked that they don’t got over a million subs bc of the film quality and production alone

  • @MichaelJCaboose013
    @MichaelJCaboose013 Год назад +8

    You're here for 8:00.