Hello this is Jeff from Taofledermaus
We finally made it to the last of the clone
metal slugs
and in this video we're gonna show the brass round
these weigh in just about one ounce or just slightly lighter than the copper
rounds which were the
heaviest of the metals. The lightest round was aluminium
and we could not have done this without the creativity
and generosity of Tim from Tactical G-code
who machined all these fine slugs for us
It's been a lot of fun for us to test these out
because there's been a lot of a little surprises here and there
let's get down to it and shoot 'em.
Our first target is this ballistic eyeball.
When we filmed this we thought Darren just pulled the gun
a good dead center here may be pulled the gun a little bits let's look at the
other footage
to see what really happened and this a real weird one
several reasons, the rounds that Tim made have
typically been pretty accurate and they've flown
relatively straight - some of them have wobbled but none of them have done this
for about half its flight it went sideways and then at this starts steering
back onto course- really weird like from that stupid movie "WANTED" something
where the bullets curve
Our next target is the Disc-O-Lead
three-quarters of an inch thick and seven inches in diameter
Does it anger you that Darren shoots better than you?
and that round went through 3/4" of solid lead (20mm)
this round was accurate but it still is wobble around a little bit
This had enough weight/density/mass
and enough speed - to punch right through the lead
that little disc-O-lead weighs 10 pounds by the way (2/3 of a stone)
It did not move very much when we hit it
We round the slug on the table
Under the plate. It was a wee bit knackered up
and this is the backside the plate the other
dent that I'm pointing to their is from the aluminium slug
we shot the other day I took some calipers and measured the slug
and it expanded about 3 mm
you can see the lead is
has been fused to the nose but it's in remarkable shape
for something that just went through some thick lead
our next target is six dollar store watermelons
yeah I splurged on this one, I went over my five dollar budget folks
In retrospect I should've put this camera more to the side
as a side profile shot but at these watermelons were blowing apart
probably 10 meters in every direction so I was just trying to keep it from getting buggered up
this round you can kinda see it
rising and falling a little bit did little dip their in rose back up
got some really unusual results this time
lot of people comment thinking that we're
shooting about 2 meters away we're not we're shooting at least 19.5 meters away
when you're zooming in with the cameras it really
throws up perception be sure to check out our playlists
showing the six other metal slugs we have shot
and also check out Tim's channel he does his own shooting test
he shows you how these rounds are made and you will get a preview
of what rounds will be shooting next thanks for watching