That's how we do it in America!
Do it in an Uncle Sam wife-beater shirt
NYC CNC is one of the biggest
machining channels on YouTube. For over six months I've been asking John
to do a little collaboration with me where he would machine
an aluminum slug for me to shoot and then he could
documented how he did it with the video his own
He finally found enough time to make not just one but
three different designs and send to me and I won't lie to you
when I say it was difficult to shoot these beauties.
this is a the first one at John sent me it's and it's just a plain one
and it's actually glued to the wadding, so maybe it'll help stabilize it
Let's see if it'll even load into this Benelli!
oh yeah perfect
John is an excellent machinist - he knows how to produce
videos like a madman
they'll be the first one to tell you that he knows nothing about
supersonic aerodynamics. So when I told them
to make these rounds for me, I just tol him to make something
day you think will work- use your machining skills
and come up with the interpretation of what you think more fly
in a supersonic environment. And as we've learned it's very complex to make
an object that looks like it's gonna fly straight---- fly straight
now the first round we shot was just a solid piece of aluminum
with a pointed nose. This round he remove some material from the
base of it, to make it a little more nose heavy and added some
fluting or spirals along the body maybe to impart some spin to it
I'm no expert either but it seems like it might work
went through it I believe
now we actually saw some improvement with this round
it started to yaw upward when we initially shot it
but it started to stabilize itself but actually entered the wood
in a straight orientation you fire a projectile
out of the smooth bore shotgun without rifling, you don't have that's been
stabilization
so you have to rely on things like balance and drag
nose heavy and drag and the round will have a better chance of flying straight
and finally we have this crazy
complex folding-fin round that John came up with. It shares the basic dimensions
of the other two rounds but these have folding fins.
that are supposed to pop out in flight
a bored a hole through the center a bit and
there's three holes there that that shoot out jets of air
and pops the fins open that make the round spin in flight
whether it works or not- I don't know, and John doesn't know either
so let's see what happens with this thing and it's so nice it's this is a
shame to
shoot out a gun. This belongs in a museum!
I since so many people have enjoyed watching the
tactical ballistic clay be a shot we decide to use that as our final target
when shot , clay behaves
much more like a fluid than a solid but unlike a liquid
these leave a permanent wound cavity showing the devastation
up the hydro shock but the million dollar question is
did the round function as planned here comes the pins are not deployed
it's starting to straighten out a.m.
unfortunately the fins did not deploy but all is not lost
Jacob summoning the powers a Uncle Sam ripped that wood block apart
and expose the shot number two
are the woodblock and this is what it looks like
barely scratched almost in perfect condition
here's the folding been round being
bought over like a bone between two dogs
The round bounced off the wood behind the clay block and landed right in front of us
once cleaned up this is what it looks like one
been is still functioning the other one is start and one is missing
I'll talk to John and see if he wants me to return these to him,
or put them up for auction e-bay
whatever but hopefully we can
auction these off, to help support John's channel
and speaking of John be sure to check out his channel
NYC CNC very active youtuber
excellent presentation beautiful
video editing . He's really a
true perfectionist at everything he does and be sure to check out his
video on how he made these. It's like something you'd see on Discovery
Channel he did such a good job
with his editing camera work narrating
everything beautiful word its channels all about creativity
innovation does tutorials on making cool gadgets
the actually machine his own rifle suppressor
so you never know what kinda cool ideas will come up with next
hope you enjoyed watching this video we had a lot of fun making it
and it was awesome working with John sure the rows didn't lie like we hope
but you know what you'll never score unless you take a shot
thanks for watching