@@michaeltempsch5282 You are correct. In fact, there is even an extended version - If you didn't write it down, you didn't say it. If you didn't type it you didn't say it loud enough! The problem in this technical era of electronic record keeping is that it is too easy to "amend history" or even manufacture the record after the fact by providing "proof" years later. The name James Comey comes to mind.
When I was a kid I had a Lee loader for my 12 gauge. I tried a few different loads but never had any camera footage to see what they did. One was stacking dimes in the wad. Another was short nails with a disc on top (to hold it in for crimping). Small glass marbles, anything I could think of. Wasn’t supposed to be doing that stuff at that age but hey...it was fun. Awesome to see slo mo video!
It's great that you tested the roll both ways. Now you just need to test them in the southern hemisphere to see if the Coriolis Effect makes them roll back up.
Watching these unwind as they fly through the air reminds me of the "chain shot" they used to use to tear up the rigging of ships back in the Napoleonic era of naval warfare...
@Jonas Smith I cant find any info about chain shot being used during Vietnam, I did find that flechette was used in a limited role but it isnt against the Geneva convention since its considered just like other submunition rounds
The really amazing part was the buffer just hanging in midair spinning at 10:16. For super slow motion it must have been spinning really fast as it comes up from the bottom left to the top.
This reminds me of a guy I knew in high school. A farmer in the area loaded shells with rolled up strips of wet leather to discourage people from stealing his watermelons. One of my friends was hit by one of those strip on his back side.Let's just say he quit stealing watermelons.
@@Synergy7Studios If he was close (ish), I'm sure it was nasty looking but superficial. If he was far away, I'm sure it still felt like getting cracked from a teacher's yardstick.
Yeah, I was kind of thinking the same thing. Any projectile flying at 1,100 fps hittingwere in the midsection is gonna hurt like hell, and likely put you on the ground. If you're not dead, you're wishing momentarily that you were.
@@OGsDangerShow I think my death metal delta blues band at the time - Tojo & The Goats - opened for you guys at Honeybears in Martinsburg, WV back in the day. I've never seen a band get buried in so many panties on the first song. Incredible!
I’m afraid that a Sopwith Camel is an Aeroplane not an Airplane. The mustang is maybe an airplane (but I think it was designed by the British at Supermarine) but the Spitfire is an Aeroplane.
@@skygorider The North American P-51 was designed by Dutch Kindleberger for a contract from the RAF., who dubbed it "Mustang." It used an Allison engine, not supercharged because the Americans kept them for high altitude bombers. The British redesigned it for the Rolls-Royce Merlin engine, which was supercharged, and the rest is history. Info, oddly enough, from Brittanica.
@@COIcultist I remember seeing one of your comment threads on ordinance lab. Your name stuck with me because you type too eloquently for your average TH-cam commenter 😂
@@xcvsdxvsx *"He missed his calling."* The OG does have a rare talent he does the painting whereas most of the police I have known only do the framing!
As a former Army medic, I shudder to think of what would happen if this was ever used on a person! It would have similar dismembering qualities as a 50. BMG. Someone on the comments described it best “they figured out how to fire a paring knife from a shotgun!”
Spring steel would probably spring out too fast or not at all either causing it to slow down way too fast or not at all making it either a normal slug or probably not having that much of an effct
The point of using lead is that it's dense. It gives more damage on soft targets than lighter materials. Additionally, the mass helps with stability and reliability for the trajectory.
Heh heh heh... when I was a kid, I had a 30-pound ball of lead that I used to play with. Used it as a shot put. Played catch with it. Touching lead?! Ha!
I worked with these lead sheets quite a bit when I was a chemistry lab tech. Had to cut a bunch for a battery making lab. It’s super strange to handle, an utterly unique consistency in the hands for sure.
@@rodrunion8899 I'd say they'd be pretty well stopped with their legs broken, lol I don't see an unarmored person getting very far after being hit with one of these.
@@adriantallent8557 yeah, maybe. If it hits you just right, IF it hits you at all. Stationary targets don't offer real world results. I'd stick with a traditional 1 oz. Slug. And furthermore, perfect home defense? Sure if getting sued for breaking the guys legs with the deadly weapon you fired at him sounds like a good idea.
Look down again. That sweet brown stuff with all the aromatic carbohydrates will make your head as wide as a barn if you drink it regularly. The clear, filtered stuff doesn't do that.
Wow! impressive creature doodles, nicely done. I can honestly say I never would have thought to use lead ribbon as shotgun slug- I did wonder if you were going to tape it to prevent unraveling. The unexpected keeps me tuning in and watching through (and of course the charming cast of characters!)
Superficial Bat Snot was my 80s thrash-fusion symphonic band, not sure why OG wouldn’t let us tour with him. TFM: superficial means nearly decapitating a gummy bear. Not only scientific, but some language arts too! Soon to be incorporated into home schooling curriculum everywhere. Thanks for a quite interesting video!
@@johnbeauvais3159 There is something darkly comedic about those instant meth bottles. Like you'd expect to find it in a near future cyberpunk dystopia.
This channel has answered so many of the questions I had as a kid.. I don't know how old I was when I 1st thought it is but I know I thought about A long time ago.. I just wanted to thank you guys for being you and doing what you do.
As a proud citizen of West by God Virginia, I'll never forget when thrash legends Lead Ribbon Experiment came to Morgantown. I got waffled on peyote and made out with a stranger. Good dude.
I used to work in one of those exact labcoats. Detecting the ditry stuff. It looks good on OG. Thanks for the memories and the flappy lead show. Thanks Gentlemen 🏴😃👌🏼👀🇺🇸
This belongs in some post-apocalypse film. Just some dude in football pads with rusty 9 inch spikes all over him, hip-firing ribbon after ribbon at the protagonist with a pump action.
Looks like you guys are just having a whole hell of a lot of fun my parents owned a gun range we shot a lot of competition concentrating staying focused and being totally confident the target you shoot is going to break even through all this repetitive thinking that's done the whole time you're up there with your squad at the end of the day everybody has fun and I see you guys smiling laughing and that's what it's all about one question I was always taught you don't aim a shotgun you point a shotgun but but I think you guys are theoretically correct since just one strip was rolled up making it a one! A little more over half of the show and was wondering if you had tried different loads like maybe slipping your partner a black powder LOL
Taofledermaus does science. Good stuff. Everyone knows Danny and Breanna would have hit the water jug with the first shot! jk Good to see that OG made it back safely from those dangerous islands
Man I remember finding your channel abour 4 years ago now while considering a shotgun instead of a .308 for bear protection when I moved up to Svalbard and now out of nowhere youtube up and recommends your latest video. It amazes me that people are still finding/making new slugs for you to fire.
Also used to wrap up radioactive materials to prevent the radiation from getting through. I wrap all of my Uranium, Thorium and Radium things in it and stuff them in an ammo box with a lock on it.
@@Prxpagandalf lead sheeting is too expensive for that. You'd be better off just buying lead ingots for fishing sinkers and melting them down to pour in sinker molds.
SO, for the first one, aside from getting a neck shot, this thing would be like shooting a non-lethal knife-wielding psycho at a person. Perfect for home defense where ranges would rarely be 10 yards.
I disagree. Do you want your intruder to survive and make a go at getting to you? Or do you want them to drop and never move again? Also, a surviving intruder can make up lies against you and get you in trouble for shooting them because it's your word against theirs unless you have a surveillance system in every room in your home, which would be sort of creepy. I've heard many stories on true crime shows (could still probably be made up bs, but still...) of home intruders suing the home owner for shooting them. For all of those reasons, it's better to shoot to kill in my honest opinion.
@@BackYardScience2000 my dad shot and intruder and only wounded him he was with a group of people they took the weapon he had and left so when the police got there it looked like my dad had shot a unarmed man..... Later in in the trail my dad said his lawyer told him something he would never forget "you wish you would have killed this man before this trial is over" we moved after that 7 months later a ms13 gang member broke into our house and my dad gave him both barrels of a 12 ga. And the investagator investagated that about 5 minutes my dad said
"I'd swallow that right now, if I hadn't already had lunch". Now, see! That right there is PROOF that you have been touching too much lead! Bwahahahaha! =0)
@Shutbyotch that's my exact thoughts and what I came to reply and say. I expect for the ballistics gel to become completely disintegrated and become just a hot spray
3:43 even if the audio files have been lost, a track list of all the Taofleder bands and their top hits would be great. A shirt with your dates and location of where the projectile originated
I LOVE the BALLISTIC EXPERIMENTS, BUT ,JEFF,TO hang out with you and O.G would be a memorable Great time!!! Love your channel and everyone on it!!! GOD Bless you and your family!!
Arizona as well. When making deliveries to the flight line, you could see them swirling around. And also bouncing into the bed of the pick up, sending stuff everywhere. I learned that the hard way. Crew Chiefs get a bit upset when stuff starts flying around their birds ! Light weight stuff stays in the cab with you.
@@jad43701 stuff gets dangerous around them birds. I can’t remember how many I’ve seen between California to oklahoma and Afghanistan. Fun to watch but it sure is painful.
The tounge depress stick rubberbanded on is put there to keep thhe bottle from endlessly rolling on the belts. that shipper knows exactly what they are doing. 10/10
Haven’t seen any of your episodes in ages, but this was a good one to start catching up with. Thanks for trying it on ballistic gel. I wonder if you were to maybe ignore the weight and try a full lead roll, or maybe a thinner strip? With rifling. Anyhow, whoa! Neat project, you scientists you!
Really glad to see that you guys are still out doing what you love. Thanks for another awesome video. I pity the fool that gets hit with a roll of lead strip!!!
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Tongue depressor kept it from rolling around in the mail truck. As a mailman, I see it often on tube mailers and appreciate the ingenuity.
That's a neat idea! 👍
Learned something new today.
I bet that package got a good looking at at the shipping facility lol
@@Oldmanwithagoldpan why doesn't anything show up on the x-ray?🤔
Ahh,who cares...send it!😎
@@evanfurn920 Me too
"Remember kids, the difference between science and screwing around. Is writing stuff down" Adam Savage.
In a similar vein, a big plot point in one of Tom Clancy's books is that "if it isn't written down it didn't happen"
@@michaeltempsch5282
You are correct. In fact, there is even an extended version - If you didn't write it down, you didn't say it. If you didn't type it you didn't say it loud enough!
The problem in this technical era of electronic record keeping is that it is too easy to "amend history" or even manufacture the record after the fact by providing "proof" years later.
The name James Comey comes to mind.
Any type of "screwing around"?
I was gonna make this same comment until I saw you did it lol.
, not period
When I was a kid I had a Lee loader for my 12 gauge. I tried a few different loads but never had any camera footage to see what they did. One was stacking dimes in the wad. Another was short nails with a disc on top (to hold it in for crimping). Small glass marbles, anything I could think of. Wasn’t supposed to be doing that stuff at that age but hey...it was fun. Awesome to see slo mo video!
I too have never shot batteries out of a 410
It's great that you tested the roll both ways. Now you just need to test them in the southern hemisphere to see if the Coriolis Effect makes them roll back up.
Watching these unwind as they fly through the air reminds me of the "chain shot" they used to use to tear up the rigging of ships back in the Napoleonic era of naval warfare...
OR WHAT WE SAW IN PIRATES OF THE CARRIBIAN...
Shotgun doing d12 slashing damage
Yeah I wouldn't want to be hit by this as I can only imagine how hard it would be to get all the lead out
For some reason these looked like they are rolled against rifling instead of with it.
@Jonas Smith I cant find any info about chain shot being used during Vietnam, I did find that flechette was used in a limited role but it isnt against the Geneva convention since its considered just like other submunition rounds
The really amazing part was the buffer just hanging in midair spinning at 10:16. For super slow motion it must have been spinning really fast as it comes up from the bottom left to the top.
This reminds me of a guy I knew in high school. A farmer in the area loaded shells with rolled up strips of wet leather to discourage people from stealing his watermelons. One of my friends was hit by one of those strip on his back side.Let's just say he quit stealing watermelons.
Sounds like effective home defense rounds lol
Ah, the good ole days. Can’t do that kind of stuff now unless you don’t mind jail
Even at low velocities that will huuuuuuurt, wish that was still legal
Did it penatrate, or just hurt?
@@Synergy7Studios If he was close (ish), I'm sure it was nasty looking but superficial. If he was far away, I'm sure it still felt like getting cracked from a teacher's yardstick.
Gives new meaning to the phrase "I roll my own."
Underrated comment, should be on top
@@ProlificInvention but dad I'm a bottom! XD
For me it’s more like it gives A meaning to the phrase, since I’ve never heard it before.
@@joshuahilliker2364 Cigarettes? Ever heard from them? :)
Probably better for you too 😂
You could stick anything into a shotgun slug and I still would not want to be on the receiving end, haha
True that
Yeah, I was kind of thinking the same thing. Any projectile flying at 1,100 fps hittingwere in the midsection is gonna hurt like hell, and likely put you on the ground. If you're not dead, you're wishing momentarily that you were.
@Joseph Stalin lmao
Facts.
Tuft of cotton?
seeing the wounds those slugs would produce probably makes this the most war-crime-worthy thing on this channel
deep, lead-filled gash. hoo boy
I dont know, the glass slugs are also nasty. At least the lead strips dont shatter like them
Can you even imagine unleashing a full tube of this ammo in a trench .
@@killhacker5776 imagine that with a fully auto shotty.
These would be a war crime. Deep, unusual, hard to navigate wound channels and filled with hot poison.
As a West Virginian, I regret not having been born yet when Lead Ribbon Experiment was on tour in my area.
Our work can still be found in yard sales and bargain bins at Walmart from time to time.
@@OGsDangerShow I love thash jazz!
@@OGsDangerShow I think my death metal delta blues band at the time - Tojo & The Goats - opened for you guys at Honeybears in Martinsburg, WV back in the day. I've never seen a band get buried in so many panties on the first song. Incredible!
Same
@@sski you guys really rocked the house. Too bad all of those panties were from dudes though. 🤷♂️
The cover flying through the air like a plane with the first smooth bore was amazing.
Ahhh, your channel is the living proof that the shotgun is the most versatile firearm. Love you all guys!!
I agree! Thanks Tito
@@morscovium8881 “libtards can’t silence me” yet he can silence himself
You can hunt big game with slugs but not at 200 yards. You need to get your stalking skills up to speed.
i cant find the link / post. guy bought his dad a 2 barrel 10g folding, his dad took to firing 'dragons breath' at squirrels
Fallout NV coin shot
That's better at being a Bolo round than the actual bolo round..
No kidding! I’m glad I’m not the only one that thought that
Spoiler alert damn it
Mostly because actual bolos are terrible at being bolos, but yeah, I was impressed too.
@@Sheridantank I hope you're joking. Please.
Add some tungsten barbs or edges for better cutting. Shot swords
With the kind of damage the unfurled shots do with rifling, I feel like you guys just explained slash ammo from Monster Hunter!
It is
"ahhh, 'ats about 6 inches"
I keep trying to tell her that but she's not buying it
lol
lol
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So I'm a metal detectorist and we find lead all the time. The ease of working with it and it's versatility made it the duct tape of the past
"Sopwith Cameltoe" is a name for a REAL fan of airplanes.
Look up anthro planes.
I’m afraid that a Sopwith Camel is an Aeroplane not an Airplane. The mustang is maybe an airplane (but I think it was designed by the British at Supermarine) but the Spitfire is an Aeroplane.
@@skygorider The North American P-51 was designed by Dutch Kindleberger for a contract from the RAF., who dubbed it "Mustang." It used an Allison engine, not supercharged because the Americans kept them for high altitude bombers. The British redesigned it for the Rolls-Royce Merlin engine, which was supercharged, and the rest is history. Info, oddly enough, from Brittanica.
Classic anti aircraft round.
It was the name of snoopys plane too
Officer Greg's art is really good, just don't tell him his head might pop.
Even better when he puts the wig and beard on!
@@COIcultist
I remember seeing one of your comment threads on ordinance lab. Your name stuck with me because you type too eloquently for your average TH-cam commenter 😂
@@grimace4257 I'd be careful. I'm verbose, it can appear similar but is different!
He missed his calling.
@@xcvsdxvsx *"He missed his calling."*
The OG does have a rare talent he does the painting whereas most of the police I have known only do the framing!
Yes, it's the same Sopwith as our trap series.
Seen a few trap videos. The "minute of" videos im not a huge fan of. Go figure lol.
He gets around
He is becoming a fkn legend.
Also, nice to see you here. I always enjoy running into respectable people in the back alley in "that" part of town. 😁
Damn man
As a former Army medic, I shudder to think of what would happen if this was ever used on a person!
It would have similar dismembering qualities as a 50. BMG.
Someone on the comments described it best “they figured out how to fire a paring knife from a shotgun!”
If you were to replace that lead with spring steel, and sharpen the edges of the ribbon, you'd get a real nasty round.
Spring steel would probably spring out too fast or not at all either causing it to slow down way too fast or not at all making it either a normal slug or probably not having that much of an effct
The point of using lead is that it's dense. It gives more damage on soft targets than lighter materials. Additionally, the mass helps with stability and reliability for the trajectory.
@@justincarroll1836 hear me out, tungsten ribbons
Sounds like a fantastic way to destroy a good barrel
@@JC-of2nm yeah that's also a good reason to not use a super hard material
These are the only slugs/projectiles I've ever seen that contract on impact. So simple and yet still effective. I am impressed.
One of my favourite ideas. Shows that even the simple things can be devastating with enough creativity
10:09 I love how the slug unravels just in time to take out both eyes!
I laughed out loud at the 10/22 magazine comment.
Thanks for all the work you put into these videos. They're entertaining and educational.
thank you!
Heck, anyone gone fishing lately and used a sinker?
Heh heh heh... when I was a kid, I had a 30-pound ball of lead that I used to play with. Used it as a shot put. Played catch with it. Touching lead?! Ha!
Never thought I'd see Damascus Lead.
XD
And you saw it for free, what a steel.
Looks like OG is a pretty good cartoonist as well as a great shot.
Yeah, I surprised how far down I had to scroll to get a comment about the art.
@@vidard9863 same, it really struck me how nice a job he did. Should have been more appreciated
So I’m not the only one who enjoyed his art lol.
2:12 HONORED TO DO SO!!!!!! Mahalo OG! If and when I find your drone it’ll be safe with me!
Haha! Thanks! I have a feeling it’s up on Kalalea for the rest of time!
Make sure you use a home rolled slug to shoot 🔫 that drone down the next time it does a fly-by past your 🏡🏠
@@Apocalypse_Cow I know it's a joke.
But for those that don't. Do not shoot down someone's drones unless you want federal charges and massive fines.
@@graydi66y then don’t fly it over my property
@@graydi66y noted... AND IGNORED
I worked with these lead sheets quite a bit when I was a chemistry lab tech. Had to cut a bunch for a battery making lab. It’s super strange to handle, an utterly unique consistency in the hands for sure.
Why is no one talking about that work of absolute deadly art they're shooting at?
Was looking to see if anyone was talking about the little dust devil tornado on top of the hill at 8:00 myself.. :)
I know ! Those looked awesome
Looks like a hunter biden $50 painting,
@@misiclover1658 nah it looks better
that ribbon slashing the gummy bear and the skull across the eyes was totally brutal
It's still dead or encompasitated
@@voruant10 please tell me you actually know how to spell "incapacitated" and are just goofing
@@tomaspabon2484 I do, and I have no idea how that was spell checked into the message. Its inconceivable. lol
Deadly money 💰 shot 🎯💦💦
I imagined that going into someone's face and went "uuggggggghhhh"
That first gummy bear.. no penetration but holy stopping power. That's like perfect home defense
"Stopping power" is an absolute myth.
Let me rephrase, stopping power is a myth in shoulder fired weapons and hand guns. It certainly exists in say, a 30mm.
@@rodrunion8899 I'd say they'd be pretty well stopped with their legs broken, lol I don't see an unarmored person getting very far after being hit with one of these.
@@adriantallent8557 yeah, maybe. If it hits you just right, IF it hits you at all. Stationary targets don't offer real world results. I'd stick with a traditional 1 oz. Slug. And furthermore, perfect home defense? Sure if getting sued for breaking the guys legs with the deadly weapon you fired at him sounds like a good idea.
simple weapons are often the most horrific and this is a perfect example
also quick shout out to the dust tornado at 8:00
"We've given him some anesthetic in the form of Jagermeister".
Me looks down at my glass with Jager as I'm watching this.......
Perfect!
Look down again. That sweet brown stuff with all the aromatic carbohydrates will make your head as wide as a barn if you drink it regularly. The clear, filtered stuff doesn't do that.
Water..!!?? I love water😍
Amazed that package made it through the system unscathed
Wow! impressive creature doodles, nicely done.
I can honestly say I never would have thought to use lead ribbon as shotgun slug- I did wonder if you were going to tape it to prevent unraveling.
The unexpected keeps me tuning in and watching through (and of course the charming cast of characters!)
thanks Sam
The cast alone is worth it. The fun experiments make it all the more interesting.
Why tape it just use a soldering iron and melt it together just a little bit almost like a tac weld
@@letsgobrandontrump2024 I was thinking the exact same thing a bit of Soldering would keep the tail from unravelling... in theory
"That the post office is still talking about" lol - you're not a real man until you get at least one package searched by the feds lol
Ngmi
Or your whole home, like me. 😂
Or get your golden retriever shot and killed just standing there.
Nothing like having some jackass at the USPS open a box that contained a Dewey cleaning rod, breaking the packing tape and bending the copper staple.
Those aren't slugs, they're snails! Awesome video keep up the good work!
Epic comment hahahaha
Superficial Bat Snot was my 80s thrash-fusion symphonic band, not sure why OG wouldn’t let us tour with him.
TFM: superficial means nearly decapitating a gummy bear. Not only scientific, but some language arts too! Soon to be incorporated into home schooling curriculum everywhere.
Thanks for a quite interesting video!
We were pretty important. Couldn’t be seen with the “little bands” like you guys and Metallica.
@@OGsDangerShow
🤣
"Bat Snot, A Taofledermaus brand product. Go on, you know you want to pick it."
Free lead poisoning with every shot 🤣
Most bullets have that effect...
Yea our country allows us to have fun like this 🤣 America baby! 🇺🇸
@@helpabrothawithasubisaiah5316 I think he is referring to the fact that he is handling the lead with his bare hands. Not something I would do.
They probably thought the lead was lithium and being in the 20 oz bottle it looked like a methamphetamine shake and bake starter kit 😂🤣😅
My father ran a call where a guy had one of those down his trousers and it exploded. His wedding tackle was pretty mucked up
@@johnbeauvais3159 There is something darkly comedic about those instant meth bottles. Like you'd expect to find it in a near future cyberpunk dystopia.
@@noecarrier5035 we're already living in one
This channel has answered so many of the questions I had as a kid.. I don't know how old I was when I 1st thought it is but I know I thought about A long time ago.. I just wanted to thank you guys for being you and doing what you do.
You guys have one of my absolute favourite channels! (This is from someone who’s not into guns at all) Thanks for all the entertainment .
thanks!
How does Adam Savage feel about this attempted post-mortem assassination attempt?
I reckon he'd like the 'myth-busting' aspect of this channel ;)
Anything for science
As a proud citizen of West by God Virginia, I'll never forget when thrash legends Lead Ribbon Experiment came to Morgantown. I got waffled on peyote and made out with a stranger. Good dude.
That stranger’s name was Randy and he’s still looking for you over child support.
Make sure you leave out some percocet and mountain dew out for mothman
I heard of rock salt being shot at watermelon thiefs, but wet leather, thats onehelluvawoopin!!!!
@@bryandiel6773 I believe you're on the wrong comment thread good sir
@@williamguilfoyle3068 what even is this comment section lol
I used to work in one of those exact labcoats. Detecting the ditry stuff. It looks good on OG. Thanks for the memories and the flappy lead show. Thanks Gentlemen 🏴😃👌🏼👀🇺🇸
This belongs in some post-apocalypse film. Just some dude in football pads with rusty 9 inch spikes all over him, hip-firing ribbon after ribbon at the protagonist with a pump action.
That's fucking funny as shit dude😆😆,
But for realz.. Shoot that shit!!💩🔫
You guys are real professionals with that science officer
that drawing was actually really nice, i like the theme of testing the slugs on these monsters
Awesomess begins :) I missed a new TFM upload.
Two of my favorites in one spot!
Lars! I hope Spring is treating you well in your neck of the woods. :D
Thank you Lars!! Hope the family is feeling better.
I have a suggestion for OGs metal polka band. Name it Lead Spaghetti.. That's what this slug reminds me of.
@@sski Russian Woods ... have no neck.
My lowered expectations are met with every Tao and OG video that gets released.
😎👍
"Sopwith Cameltoe." It's easy to say with a couple of Mai Tais under your belt Gregg. Love the lab coat!
OG shows yet another facet of his diamond self....he is an excellent cartoon artist!
I‘m a simple man. I see Taof... in the notifications, and before i managed to read the remainder of Taofledermaus, i already clicked
Looks like you guys are just having a whole hell of a lot of fun my parents owned a gun range we shot a lot of competition concentrating staying focused and being totally confident the target you shoot is going to break even through all this repetitive thinking that's done the whole time you're up there with your squad at the end of the day everybody has fun and I see you guys smiling laughing and that's what it's all about one question I was always taught you don't aim a shotgun you point a shotgun but but I think you guys are theoretically correct since just one strip was rolled up making it a one! A little more over half of the show and was wondering if you had tried different loads like maybe slipping your partner a black powder LOL
Dude there is a full stop/period key on your keyboard screaming for you to strike it from time to time. Cheers 😁
Taofledermaus does science. Good stuff. Everyone knows Danny and Breanna would have hit the water jug with the first shot! jk Good to see that OG made it back safely from those dangerous islands
Brianna would have hit the jug. Danny would have caught the shell casing.
This is certainly one of the most interesting "We test it" videos I have ever seen!
I was wrong nearly every time you changed the methodology.
9:04 I love the way the air moisture in the bat pee bottle condensates on impact
i never thought i’d read something like this
Man I remember finding your channel abour 4 years ago now while considering a shotgun instead of a .308 for bear protection when I moved up to Svalbard and now out of nowhere youtube up and recommends your latest video.
It amazes me that people are still finding/making new slugs for you to fire.
Brings a new meaning to slap round.
Honestly I'm kind of surprised by the cartoon drawing ability of Officer whatshisface.
"About 6 inches"
Your wife: "that's what he always says"
Thank goodness you were safe from radiation with your special shirt.
Don't forget to wear the "CF Safety Tie!!!"
The lead ribbon experiment had a great song “called slap my ass and call me sally” and another one “give me your 8 gauge hard” great band!!!
Glad Greg didn't end up lost at sea again. 😅
Or eaten by natives.
He found an ancient tiki idol that caused him to almost die surfing and he threw out his back hula dancing.
That lead sheeting is what is used to cover the walls in Xray rooms.
More uses than that.
@@mikeznel6048 fishing 🎣
Also used to wrap up radioactive materials to prevent the radiation from getting through. I wrap all of my Uranium, Thorium and Radium things in it and stuff them in an ammo box with a lock on it.
@@Prxpagandalf lead sheeting is too expensive for that. You'd be better off just buying lead ingots for fishing sinkers and melting them down to pour in sinker molds.
@@BackYardScience2000 Thin lead ribbon is used to tie flies when you want to add a little weight.
Finally someone that uses the correct way to say centripetal.
SO, for the first one, aside from getting a neck shot, this thing would be like shooting a non-lethal knife-wielding psycho at a person. Perfect for home defense where ranges would rarely be 10 yards.
I disagree. Do you want your intruder to survive and make a go at getting to you? Or do you want them to drop and never move again? Also, a surviving intruder can make up lies against you and get you in trouble for shooting them because it's your word against theirs unless you have a surveillance system in every room in your home, which would be sort of creepy. I've heard many stories on true crime shows (could still probably be made up bs, but still...) of home intruders suing the home owner for shooting them. For all of those reasons, it's better to shoot to kill in my honest opinion.
@@BackYardScience2000 what makes you think I wouldn't shoot them in the face when they're wounded "because I feared for my life?"
@@BackYardScience2000 my dad shot and intruder and only wounded him he was with a group of people they took the weapon he had and left so when the police got there it looked like my dad had shot a unarmed man..... Later in in the trail my dad said his lawyer told him something he would never forget "you wish you would have killed this man before this trial is over" we moved after that 7 months later a ms13 gang member broke into our house and my dad gave him both barrels of a 12 ga. And the investagator investagated that about 5 minutes my dad said
Shooting... A non-lethal knife-weilding psycho... AT a person?
Launching psychos at people? Like with a catapult?
@@operator8014 essentially but in bullet form
"I'd swallow that right now, if I hadn't already had lunch". Now, see! That right there is PROOF that you have been touching too much lead! Bwahahahaha! =0)
That’s what happens when people pretend to be smart
Ima be honest, having it unfurl seems like it'd be exactly what you want with this type of round
Even the Dust Devils approve! That was surprising, keep up with the cool videos.
Wow. This looks like what I had imagined the Bolo rounds would do
I’ve been wondering for a fair while what a slug made of ballistic gel would do.
Make some send them to them and we can all find out
Make a wound and patch it all in one. 👍
@@madgardener5820 Haha.
@Shutbyotch that's my exact thoughts and what I came to reply and say. I expect for the ballistics gel to become completely disintegrated and become just a hot spray
3:43 even if the audio files have been lost, a track list of all the Taofleder bands and their top hits would be great. A shirt with your dates and location of where the projectile originated
I second that.
Third. 😎🤘
Fourth
Alpha and Omega.
The most impressive thing about this one is OG's drawing skills.
I liked the slug to
I LOVE the BALLISTIC EXPERIMENTS, BUT ,JEFF,TO hang out with you and O.G would be a memorable Great time!!! Love your channel and everyone on it!!! GOD Bless you and your family!!
Viewers on the front lawn...
“Just us lawn nomes trying to see what round is next.”😂🤣😂
“Worthwhile Projectile” is the name of my new band!
That's what I would call manifestation of evil:
When officer Gregg walks on earth with his unholy shotgun, evil shall be released
8:04 the dirt Devil in the background tho. Also us Oklahoman’s are very use to those, the second dirt Devil that appeared later in the video.
Arizona as well. When making deliveries to the flight line, you could see them swirling around. And also bouncing into the bed of the pick up, sending stuff everywhere. I learned that the hard way. Crew Chiefs get a bit upset when stuff starts flying around their birds ! Light weight stuff stays in the cab with you.
@@jad43701 stuff gets dangerous around them birds. I can’t remember how many I’ve seen between California to oklahoma and Afghanistan. Fun to watch but it sure is painful.
Good to know the USPS is keeping an eye out for suspicious packages. The cream of the crop seem to be employed there nowadays.
Yup, I feel fully comfortable ordering sketchy shit online now.
The depresser and rubber band to keep it from rolling away.
"NO penetration??" Now THAT is something you absolutely never heard when OG's band was in town! Lol
😆👍
I think these would cause some interesting wounds on actual flesh, probably not easy to patch up on the fly.
Sorta like square bullets
@@ev6558 yeah don’t you just stuff a tampon in it?
The tounge depress stick rubberbanded on is put there to keep thhe bottle from endlessly rolling on the belts. that shipper knows exactly what they are doing. 10/10
"Is that adam savage's actual skull?" Thag was pretty good
I miss Jeff singing "yooooou maaaaake iiiiiit, weeee MaccccH iiiiiit!"
Haven’t seen any of your episodes in ages, but this was a good one to start catching up with.
Thanks for trying it on ballistic gel. I wonder if you were to maybe ignore the weight and try a full lead roll, or maybe a thinner strip? With rifling.
Anyhow, whoa! Neat project, you scientists you!
Never stop sending these guys weird and wonderful stuff to shoot for us. 🦇
I can't believe the USPO delivered a bottle with a label on it. That is cool!
If you knew who Art Bell was, he said on the air one time he got something delivered to him from the post office address as
Art Bell
In the desert
To be fair, it did take 3 tries...
@@heyukr5298 art bell was an absolute legend!
I’ve gotten packages that were just a 6” section of pool noodle, with a label taped on and the ends taped.
@@heyukr5298 I listen to Coast-to-Coast AM every night and I remember Art Bell. RIP. Good story.
Wow. Greg and Jeff. Very entertaining. Who would have thought a lead ribbon? And it had some success!!! Shotgun scientists for sure. Thank you both.
OG, thank God you're not in the coconut soup!
It was touch and go there for a minute.
Really glad to see that you guys are still out doing what you love. Thanks for another awesome video. I pity the fool that gets hit with a roll of lead strip!!!
thanks Roman
One of things I love about shotguns. You can almost put anything in them and fire it.
When is OG going to release a concert lineup shirt with all his old bands on it?
I knew this round would be special when I saw OG in a lab coat during the intro.
I really wish you guys would've soldered the ends to see if that keeps it together in flight so that it only unravels when hitting the target.
I could not help laughing at Lead Ribbon Experiment. I think a bought their first album. Cassette came in a brown leather shoe.
I remember the brown leather shoe! It had a tongue depressor strapped on it with a rubber band!
wait was that a real band