Wow oh you better believe it buddy this is the slapshot PhD shotgun slug
with a muzzle velocity of 3,000 feet per second typically a shotgun slug has a
velocity of 15 maybe 1,800 feet per second max but this company has figured
out a way to drive a slug at velocities faster than a German Mauser and even
some five five six rounds now it may seem impossible to get those kind of
velocities out of a shotgun that has a relatively thin barrel so let's cut one
open and see what makes this thing tick now as you can see the slug is not
metallic at all it's made out of probably Delrin and it's quite light I
asked them to put little markings on there it so I'm glad they did that and
that so we could see if it's rotating in the high-speed camera shots now normally
a 12 gauge slug weighs about 28 grams or one ounce this thing weighs in it up 6.8
grams or 105 grains or less than a quarter of an ounce so they're
essentially trading mass per velocity now if you were to try to drive a
one-ounce slug to 3,000 feet per second well you'd probably break your shoulder
when you tried to shoot it but most likely the gun would blow up because of
the very high barrel pressures now I really like the name slap shot because I
used to play ice hockey and I love the movie slap shot and pH D stands for
personal home defense so there you go that's what these are made for now
unfortunately these are for rifles shotguns only however we will test one
through a rifled choke tube just to see what happens
hey guys since a lot have you been asking about how these phd's perform out
of a rifle choke we're gonna go ahead and check out that for you right now and
test it up
all right this plate is made out of aluminum alloy not sure exact
composition but easily blew a hole right through that thing
let's look at the high-speed it's very clear that the Eifel did not provide
enough spin on this slug to stabilize it and it mostly flew sideways but boy what
a flash you'd think we put some kind of explosive in there but that's just the
flash of the what a little oxide or whatever
very impressive flash though all right off later folks here we are again today
we're going to try out these new slap shot rounds by Randy Teague I believe as
a way to pronounce his name technical enterprise innovation group and this is
what they look like we're gonna run them today through a Mossberg 500 24-inch
fully rifled barrel and that is a Mossberg barrel so everything's pretty
much factory here and we'll see what they do downrange and we have a
chronograph running today Thank You patrons
that's our big purchase for this month
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now using a fully rifled barrel big difference in ballistics and stability
yeah you could use a just a smoothbore and shoot these and probably hits them
at 10 yards but you're not going to get the stability so we're at 2854 feet per
second looks like the vest caught it barely
there it is yeah I don't open get it out of there flip that over pretty warm
yeah all right now that bad this point I aim was right here okay so even though
that's pretty good and I really don't have that sight zeroed in yet okay so
that's doing pretty good yeah what are we getting it out of there if we can get
that out of there there's the back side
yeah kind of I thought it had a chance of going through that Kevlar but it
almost did you just pulled it out the rest of the way of your fingers you
didn't have to cut it or anything mm-hmm Wow didn't do Dougie's t-shirt much good
3029 that's more like it so we didn't get
with it it did not penetrate all the way through which i think is the hole
shouldn't surprise anyone because that's what these are made for so you know you
take out the bad guy or whatever and nothing comes out the back yeah look at
that nothing out the back got a good bulge yeah show you its features
is about about half-wave rich and a half that was three inches of dry magazine
before they were soaked okay no we still have a solid projectile you
can see the you can see the rifling on on it that's pretty good
is it chipped or anything or it's got a little chip around the opening here but
oh it's all full of paper pulp yeah didn't open up though I don't know if
you'll get it at it but I didn't think we'd get any of these recovered in one
piece you see the little marquee put on there for me a little little lying yep
all these shots were filmed at eighty eight hundred frames a second see we
have good rotation good stability and Danny is slowly adjusting his red dot on
his shotgun to get it zeroed in Wow yeah I don't think I had a problem going
through that little Jill velocity 29:59 little on the left side here that's the
entrance is the exit I was saving room for more shots
that's a good idea like your thriftiness will just move it around right we had
full pass through on the Jill and we cut it in a magazine it looks like there's
one two three four impact points here Wow so let's see what we got here peace
that's the back side it has the you know the gel is actually really tough on
projectiles yeah get the hydraulics yeah peace okay I'll be good pretty much most
of it there excellent yeah all right here comes the slug again no
problem with disability just a little bit to the left again and look at that
cavitation boom very impressive
alright here we go getting its sight getting it in closer but
did go through that's the million dollar question no okay
full penetration tactical Santa
now that one that's the shell that I took apart and reloaded so that's
probably why our speed was off okay we got three full ones and we caught it in
number four Wow is it in one piece it appears to be in
one piece so far Wow yeah oh nice that's the problem with hollow
points you plug that with dry material dry material whether it be clothing or
whatever and a hollow point function ceases to function Danny made a minor
adjustment once again to his red dot sight slowly zero in this thing in for
14 yards and eventually he'll get it I trust me he'll get it
I'd say that was about dead-on yeah that's getting better
our velocity was 2901
that's a big hole plate hasn't moved from where we shot it yeah it did not
move at all - just just burrowed right through that thing and it's nice once
you get 0 din he's right on target now at least close enough he hit the orange
sticker there oddly we didn't see a big old flash this time like we did when
Nick first shot this through the rifle choke maybe someone can explain that I I
don't know why transistor radio technology against some modern
technology okay I'm ready when you are
oh yeah I think that was dead-on all right I think we're getting that scope
sided in there definitely Wow it is an old radio there's some old
stuff for you youngers guys it all that on our watch these days yeah
surge silvertone
hydrostatic salt wet sawdust in a gallon jug I know it's like he should have
froze it I know that was the intention but I
forgot to freeze it we'll do it later on though
no pykrete yeah people want to see that and I want to oblige Wow
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and since these are slop shot we thought we'd shoot a puck thank you
how to computer I don't know if you still watch my videos or not but there
you go finally should your puck yeah it's this the irony is too great okay
I'm ready when you are all right let's see what we can do oh
wait wrong sport oh yeah I noticed that our targets got smaller and smaller and
smaller and Danni is definitely on the money now
okay we've got a 50-yard shot have no idea where it's gonna go
if it shoot at 14 yards so I'm gonna hold it dead-on like the 14 yard shots
that's a good idea we'll see what we get I think you'll get
on there it's a 2 foot by 2 foot piece of pub particleboard like shelving ok
I'm ready when you are speed comparison or accuracy comparison or whatever
federal foster slug yep 6 1 ounce 16 10 feet per second should be interesting
you're on the orange I think a slapshot which higher velocity probably a flatter
trajectory just shot hi is this proof that you can't sight in a scope and
shoot anything out of it there's a slap shot and there's our one ounce federal
foster slug nice clean holes yeah yeah fifty yards it's not bad that's not bad
at all rough tuning on the scope so if it that's a head shot comparable yeah
yeah slap shot well there you go I think
they're gonna be really happy earth if you have a 50-yard effective range with
that that's that's plenty you know turn your scope to those I think they'd be
consistent yeah because he had just did the scope for 14 yards things changed
quite a bit when you push it out to 50 yards so that was our last one so
luckily he he hit the plywood and it was still rising and being a light slug or
just not dropping you know it's just it's gonna be interesting to compare the
this the 16 hundred feet per second slug to this thing going close to 3,000 we
didn't chronograph that one cuz it was in our way do it with a high speed from
the impact point yeah yep all right
I'm sure that the slapshot being so light decelerates quite quickly however
it is still traveling much faster than the foster slug not much but it is
faster at 50 yards but the biggest difference I see is the very flat
trajectory of the slap shot and you can actually see the the foster slug kind of
diving downwards anyway I hope you guys enjoyed this video thanks for watching