a
Large caliber revolver with a scope on it. This is something
You don't see at the gun range very often, and you'll actually see this more often in video games
Let's see how this gun actually performs in real life
Danny's gonna take out the groceries
He's gonna aim for the bottom can SpaghettiOs
Well, we goin' off the rest.
Let's see if we can launch the rest into the atmosphere
Wow (yikes) look at that SpaghettiOs in the air. I got hit with something back here (I did too) smells like Chef Boyardee to me
Okay, you're probably all freaking out now because they're not technically SpaghettiOs
Just spaghetti in a can and that's some luxury stuff when you're living on a YouTube creator budget believe me. I could have fed
My family a week on that stuff the next target comes from Matt B 2099 which came from Tito
Forte that guy that pours molten copper on everything
Okay, he's gonna shoot the twenty five hundred dollar copper ingot
Not too shabby we have yet to pierce the quote $2,500 five pound
copper ingot with any types of rounds
And you'll notice that the copper ingot was set at a slight angle of around 12 degrees
That is so nothing comes flying back at us, and we're shooting safely
Okay we shoot a Hickok target here
Okay, I'm ready
Well, we don't have any woods t do a woods walk
And that is how you get ants
What will it do to a hockey puck?
I'm ready
Now Danny wanted to see if he could spin that hockey puck like a coin; didn't look like it did anything there did it?
But the Chronos one-point-four high-speed camera tells no lies
filmed that eighty eight hundred frames a second or
Around three hundred times slower than real time, that hockey puck was spinning like a dynamo
It probably made thirty
rotations before it even hit the ground
I've absolutely loved the Chronos high-speed camera. We were one of the first people to even get our hands on a prototype and
They just recently announced that they are producing around
400 of these cameras a year now and remember that camera was invented by a single man David Kronstein in his garage
Danny changed his point of aim to the little orange sticker about the size of a U.S. Dime
Now this was quite a feat because we were really struggling with the factory loaded ammo that I bought for this shoot
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now one of the biggest differences between video game accuracy and reality, video games don't factor in the
Variables that we have to encounter in real life the factory ammo we were using and had some pretty sloppy quality control
Okay, think you can hit that can of Vienna sausages at 15 yards?
I think we can make some, uh...
mess out of it anyway.
People always want us to shoot pork so there you go, that's all we can afford. Okay, I'm ready.
Oh geez that lid just went Flyin
Alright, this is some Grizzly ammo premier hunting cartridge
44 Magnum (for grizzly bears I guess) Grizzlies in California? Yeah?
260 grain wadcutters there's a hard cast
1425 FPS we're getting some weird
Readings from 1250 to 1500 with these things
And it's just making... it makes... that makes things harder to be accurate with when you have different velocities
sure makes a pureé out of
Vienna sausages yeah that really really hydro'd that sucker out
okay, let's find some other crap to shoot at
Piece of a standpipe two inches thick let's see what it does of that. I'm ready
Wow
Now these bullets weigh a whopping 260 grain, and they do make heavier bullets for this 44 Magnum
And let's put that into perspective a 12-gauge slug is usually around 1 ounce these bullets will come in at 6 tenths of an ounce
60% the weight of a 12 gauge slug coming out of a revolver
Okay, we got G.I. Doug out there 50 yards away
Now note, the bullet went through the Kevlar vest.
Try another shot take one hand shot
There you go one-handed 50 yards
Took out GI Doug
Now this shot, the vest actually caught the bullet hence, the enormous transfer of energy to the vest
Okay you hit it twice
One free hand
That one was the last this the last one with one sh-, one-handed
And uh I don't think that vest caught it. No, i think it, oh yes it did. Oh it did! Amazing. There it is.
Barely barely caught it. Caught it on the edge.
Lucky Doug
Whoo, hot.
Big ol bullet. That's about the half of weight of a 12 gauge slug, I think.
Went in here puckered up the vest (yeah) and caught it in the pocket there. Barely caught it; the other this other one went through though
It just caught the edge
And that's just a level II, not really meant for 44 Magnum
That's impressive shooting. I think people will be happy with that (50 yards) 50 yards. One-handed (kill zone)
Yeah, or at least give him shoulder injury
Woulda disabled him.
blew his shoulder off
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