TONIGHT! Blast off with the mighty
Russian grizzly slug on TAOFLEDERMAUS
today we're gonna have some fun shooting
this giant massive heavy Russian slug
called the grizzly this thing weighs in
at one point three ounces and is
actually designed to be shot through a
rifle choke unlike an American foster
slug this is actually solid in the back
there's no cavity so you must have
rifling to stabilize it
I used a Gualandi --- one of these short
double-ended gas Pistons and a very
thick fiber wadding-- a couple shells were
loaded a little differently but all the
shells were loaded with 40 grains
of LONGSHOT and that will drive these
to sixteen hundred and fifty feet per second
Jeff from Taofledermaus will be
testing these Russian slugs today
I am freezing standing out here
again try it out the Russian the grizzly
around you saw this go against the we
neither last time while we're going to
try it today out of Jeff's Benelli
it's the Benelli SCAR-L with the boot
mod if it it literally kicks it kicks
you literally kicks you in the shoulder
these rounds if you remember last time I
got a thump to him so we're going to
toss them in there
give them a go against Doug
downrange and see what we can do this is
about 20 yards I think we estimated
with a muzzle velocity of 1,650 feet per
second this slug is actually faster than
most foster slugs however it is 9 grams
heavier than a one oz slug
Kevlar strands like melted into it or something
and by the wind is very hot a piece of
book it was a little long pretty hectic
at a rapid rate there you go boy that is
a heavy isn't that a big old piece of
lead heavy chunk a wet is the marking on
the back oh so he hit nose first a good
indicator there we don't know what's
really going on on high-speed yet
problem there was quite a bit of force
here yeah Wow it needs to be here circle
lead late the crowd-pleaser those ladies
love it okay whenever you're ready
wow yeah we're spinning
we see the fiber wadding writing in the
wake of the slug and slowly
disintegrating as it reaches the target
the slugs seem to be functioning quite
well using just the rifle choke of the
shotgun give them very good spin
stabilization and stability you can
probably see in there the little
markings here red blue and yellow
little painted back of that thing all
that's left of that slug the rest of it
is kind of buried it something right to
use to weld it to can you weld lift a
r500 plate and compromise I must warn
you it's got a red laser on it too
that's where he's aiming the little red
dot okay whenever you're ready
in this shot we could finally see the
markings I put on the slugs this slug
appeared to be a little bit wobbly
though it could be because of just the
wadding system that I use on this
particular shot it's interesting to see
how much the ar500 plate is twitching
around okay what do you call that
getting drawn melon okay whatever you're
ready I stuck him all the way back here
filled at 17,000 frames a second with
the Chronos high-speed camera we could
see that this slug had very good
stability and good rotation heavy slugs
like this have a tendency to shoot a
little bit lower than a lighter slug and
I believe this occurs because the
heavier slugs tend to warp the barrel in
a downward manner during acceleration as
crazy as that sound
can a Russian farmer take out an f-111
local client's low-altitude which they
did okay whatever you're ready
definitely not the best camera work
there but I'll show you anyway alright
so clearly an f-111 is no match for a
Russian farmer shooting the grizzly
plowed right through that thing
whoa dangit Dutch since a stainless
steel plate I should leave a pretty good
sized dent in it
once again the slug shot a little bit
low his point of aim was actually that
red dot but each shot he was slowly
bringing up his point of aim to
compensate for that hey computer
harddrive we have a shower hose in a
while okay what are you ready okay I
broke in half up so there's our entrance
hold I was actually holding way up here
but we got a pretty dang close impact to
check this out
tore that s of other thing in the back
through this piece off about what 10 15
yards yeah
after several shots Greg finally was
figuring out where these slugs were
landing and where to aim the gun since
we can't afford to burn up the
ammunition in practice shots off-camera
we'd have nothing left to really show
you once we started filming so we just
start shooting and make minor
adjustments and adapt along the way 33
yards he says okay I'm ready open sights
ladies and gentlemen well I'm in Russia
whoa once again we have good stability
slug was a little bit low but that's not
a bad shot for using just some bead
sights on a shotgun okay giant diesel
piston I don't have giant hands but very
thick very tough we're going to shoot it
at an angle like that hopefully
everything flies off in a different
direction
okay giant piston whatever you're ready
Wow anything splash hit though yeah
there's a real hairline cracks right
through here all the way across and
little t-shaped down you can also see
this damage right here is new so parts
of the slug or debris here something
swing down but no to run through it so
we'll disable a truck may be found at
home defense rounds you know good run in
your house five houses away till
midnight yeah
in this shot I use a completely
different wadding system and you can see
how much of a cleaner shot it is
visually that's a pretty substantial
impact those Pistons are very tough but
it's interesting to see how it actually
broke the a couple of compression rings
you get Darrin's trailer hitch steel
flagpole top is what it is okay I'm
ready the impact goes right in there the
biggest hole yet left or a pretty good
sized hole in there didn't go through
all the way both sides and then left
these shards out there somewhere so nice
big hole in your flagpole no no the hole
in your flagpole thank you doctor
now in other videos we've seen the
projectiles just bounced off the steel
sphere without hardly leaving a mark but
this slug just plowed through it leaving
a Norma's hole
his ass is basically right behind the
headlight so I'm gonna get to that combo
okay
but grizzly Eddy teddy got that in his
chest you see that blue puff yeah yeah
thing Wow and that was 100% funds deal
ha ha illumise deal record ranch hey guy
driving back there's a head oh that's
worth saying we'll put it on uh you'll
have a collection of just head I know I
know
not on my wall action for your hips and
there you have it folks the Grizzly slug
from Russia as I mentioned early this
slug was engineered and designed to be
shot through a rifle choke many people
have told me hey those rifle chokes
they'll do anything while the rifle
choke is not compatible with a lot of
ammunition it does work if the slug is
designed to be shot through one
now I discussed my theory about why I
thought the slugs were shooting a little
bit low here we have a artificial line
showing the bores of the shotgun and you
can see that the slug is already
dropping a considerable amount even
after about five feet so if you have a
theory of why the slugs are shooting a
little bit low let me know I'm not too
proud to admit I'm wrong and I enjoy
learning new stuff from you guys I hope
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