Consider gifting a FAT PP (knife) or a John Wick metal pencil by Stabby Labs. Use code "YeetSniper" for 10% off your entire order stabbylabs.com/ Who would've thought HiPoints were this capable?
You made this video in May and June? Your setup is pretty identical to that mentioned in the last two armed attempts on Trump. What happening? Your balloon sack took a ricochet from prevailing wind. Not such if it was the twist rate of the barrel or a stone since you couldn't find the bullet. There might have been a hole around the pelvis. So, yes the wind's temperament does affect a 115 grain round.
0:32 Pistols are designed for and effective beyond 7 yards. You should be able to hit the target accurately from 25 yards and they’re effective out to 50 yards. The 7 yard number is in relation to the alleged average self-defense shooting distance from unreliable studies with minimal data and was based on police shootings where the officer was injured and not civilian self-defense shootings. Paul Harrell does a nice job explaining this in one of his videos.
It would be ridiculously easy to just put a stock and simple handguard on any pistol. In a fictional apocalyptic scenario where guns are scarce but combat is fought at long range (like a Mad max style desert), stock pistols will still outperform the smooth barrel blasters most wastelanders will be able to make.
Wasn´t Taofledermaus also from cali? You should check him out, his thing is custom shotgun loads. As in custom designed and created projectiles and loads.
Putting a hi mag scope on a SLIDE of a HI POINT to test out it’s ACCURACY is an idea so stupid nobody tried it before, and because of that it is actually interesting
This just reinforces what I have always kind-of known about modern firearms and range: We are largely at a point where the firearm is not responsible for missing, but the limitations of human physiology. In the old days bad design, manufacture, and poor understanding of ballistics was limiting accuracy. That has been so finely ironed out for the most part that our eyes and other factors like our heartbeat and shaking hands are a bigger factor. That's why you were able to do this crazy shit with a high powered scope and stabilizing stick. In our current age of tech, we are on the very cusp of things like HUD tech that can artificially magnify without bulky scopes, and link the position of a gun barrel with a sensor fast enough to on-the-fly correct for range, windage, hand shake, trigger pull, and even the air density and damn Coriolis effect of the earth's rotation. Compact A.I. ballistic calculators and HUD scopes are what is coming. And whoever gets them first will have a huge military advantage, while those selling them will make a shit ton of money.
I still blame the manufacturer when my groupings are shit from 10 yard out 😅 But at this point that’s like blaming your computer monitor when you get dunked on in cod
6:43 - I'm fairly certain it actually hit the ground about 2-3 feet down to the left of the target, then either bullet fragments or sand/rocks hit the balloon. I know you're just making a silly comment, but I had to point it out :D
Practice. It's totally doable. It helps if you practice shooting at distance. My drills are from 25 to 50 yards, and I train defensive shooting at 50 to 75 feet. Challenge targets are at 75 and 100 yards. Just takes practice.
Its all about training and building confidence. Start at 7 yards, stay at 7 until you can get a whole mag into s tight group. Move up to 14, repeat. Once you get to 25-50yards its not that hard nor 100. Reactive targets make it funner, ie, milk jugs or gallon jugs filled are fun
But i have to say the sentence at Just under 10 shots we we're able to sacktap a maneqin 5football fields away should get an achievment in GTA or actually im wayting ob News of Simeone trying this Shit rl
Cowboy guns and other antiquated firearms have a legitimate use case in California. A lever or wheel gun isn't too ridiculous, given the circumstances. Just go full New Vegas on it.
I have a suggestion to make a pistol make the 1 mile shot, but it requires a *bit* of extra gear. you need to be able to mount the scope, a laser range finder, and a high-end smart-phone, all onto the pistol. Here's how it works. you aim down the scope directly at the target to get the accurate range to the target, and use the smart-phone to take a picture of your target through the scope. you will also need to write an app for this next part for the phone, but use the phone's built in gyroscope sensors (used to detect phone orientation, and also allow a phone to be used as a level) to calculate where the bullet will land how it is pointed and super-impose that onto the photo of the target, rather than showing where the scope is actually aiming, and trusting the gyroscope in the phone to accurately know exactly where the gun is pointing to within several decimal places of a degree, which I don't actually think most smart phones can do, so maybe getting a dedicated rotational tracker of some kind idk what they're called, but they exist. in theory, you should be able to line up a shot. In theory you could also have the phone adjust for wind and elevation.
Very interesting question. Ed McGivern did extensive experiments with long-range handgunning back in the 1930s, which is thoroughly covered in his book Fast and Fancy Revolver Shooting. He was getting excellent results with the .357 Magnum out as far as 600-800 yards. Elmer Kieth famously took a deer at over 400 yards with a 4" .44 Magnum. Silhouette shooters would regularly drop their targets at hundreds of yards when that competition was popular. Handguns like the Luger and Mauser Model 1896 which were often equipped with shoulder stocks had rear sights graduated out to 1,200 meters. Which is rather optimistic, but also possible. Really any competent handgunner can put fire on a man-size target out to 200 yards easily, and I've done it. Many much further than that. This was well covered by Ed McGivern, Charles Askins, Bill Jordan and others up through the 1960s. Excellent experiment. Very well done. You've rediscovered long-range handgunning, and it's fun.
@@Taima Spur of the moment. Maybe he thinks he doing a service to the sensory impaired. Or searching for validation he doesn't get in real life. I'm leaning on that one.
I’m only at 6:44 at the moment. While I’m impressed at how stupid that thing looks I’m more impressed that he’s actually zeroing in 200 and now 300 yard shots, with that optic, on that rail, with that barrel, in unknown wind conditions which they aren’t tracking, shooting from below the target, and with 124 gr FMJ, not hot ammo in the slightest.
I love that every video I’ve seen that makes a point of expressing how shitty high points are ends up showing the opposite. Demo ranch could hardly destroy one. This video is somehow showcasing its accuracy. Shits wild man for a hundred dollars They really aren’t that bad of a gun, I own one. I hate it. But it’s good to know I could use it as artillery if needed.
It's not actually falling bullets that kill people but rather bullets still on their original trajectory. A bullet fired straight up stops moving at some point before "falling" back to earth. That bullet only contains the energy from it's mass at terminal velocity. It's why a coin dropped from a skyscraper cannot kill someone. It can certainly injure but the ones that kill are from a lower arc where the bullet never stops but rather still retains much of it's forward momentum before impacting something on the ground.
My take on the mile shot: despite the bullet would be lethal, it would be *tumbling* through the air. What it means is we have no way to know where it would land, since we no longer have gyroscopic stabilization and/or aerodynamic stabilization. Any precision goes out of the window.
Ok but your pistol shooting skills are super impressive. Getting 4 out of 5 rounds on a silhouette target at 100 yards is really solid shooting, especially with irons.
@@BrandenH-O051Ezekiel 18:21 KJV [21] But if the wicked will turn from all his sins that he hath committed, and keep all my statutes, and do that which is lawful and right, he shall surely live, he shall not die.
honestly the hi point is not a bad choice for this. fixed barrel is great for repeatable shots. Id like to see a complete precision setup dedicated to this, hand loads, proper ballistics ect
@@DRP3ck3r Just find a quality bubba gunsmith to rig up a rail mount attached to the frame. If they can make a rail mount on a moist nugget hold zero with machine screws and JB Weld, they can probably do it to a Hi Point too.
@@DRP3ck3r It'd probably increase the value if anything. And the added non-reciprocating mass would reduce the recoil from the chonky slide slamming back.
I love such videos that are made for science research! I have only one complaint. Please consider making your videos for wider audience worldwide and while editing video add info in metric units.
Remember that this guy is more accurate standing with a pistol with iron sights than the other dude was prone on a roof with a rifle with an aimpoint...
Thank you. That was a fun video. The title caught my attention but the fun, honest & realistic attitude kept me watching though the end. Nice job. Sorry you live in CA. If you ever make it to the East Coast, you're welcome to shoot some of the things we regularly use in Maine.
For better accuracy on the tripod I recommend attaching the mount to the pistol slide, (not the grip). This will prevent the gun from cycling, and that will prevent the scope from moving. Just push the grip forward to cycle the round.
probably illegal in california because its a scary big sounding caliber that can blow the lung out of the body but its also a communist gun so maybe that makes it legal in commiefornia
One of the most accurate guns I own. First shot was dead center x. Paid a mere 49 for it thru C&R FFL. Have surplus ammo. There were two types of ammo issued in that caliber, one for pistol one for SMG, with the SMG having more velocity. The SMG version is safe for the pistol.
@@wyattarie8905 we don't need a scope to hit at 400 meters. Have you ever been to Europe? Here in the Alps you are pretty much never in a good position to shoot more than 900 Meters. The scope is nice but it's by far not necessary.
@ReinhardSchuster what are you usually shooting at 400m with irons? That's a poke! I'd be up for trying it out. Don't have any old surplus rifles though and that's about all you can find around here with iron sights.
"At just under 10 shots, we were able to sack tap a mannequin with a conceal carry handgun five football fields away." Thank you for the hilarious and entertaining video. I never would have thought this was possible.
You didn't hit the balloon at 10:28, you hit the ground and either a partial bullet/bullet jacket or dirt hit the balloon and popped it. You can clearly see the impact in the dirt before the balloon pops.....
I actually think this video, especially in the way it is presented in the both live action and narration, was actually quiet good. This video presents infomation many people quiet frankly, have never even considered. Good Job. Subscribed.
Okay just a tip, if that's you doing target practice, you should be shooting with both hands holding the gun. Otherwise the recoil is going to go everywhere just due to the fact that you don't have both arms stabilizing the weapon and there will be sway when firing ...which is why in that opening clip the person missed everything at 25 yards. The glock has those sights that stand out pretty well, any trained marksman with pistols will be using both hands. Switch to both hands and you'll hit the target way more often
No it can't. I just checked and the PP does not store fat. It won't end up getting fatter if you eat too much. No juvenile references here. Just a coincidence, move along
1. Grip pistol on a tripod or other stable platform. 2. Shoot 3. See where the shot landed (that's the hard part) 4. Place 1000 plastic bottles around that position 5. Keep shooting until you hit something Done!
If you want a handgun that can reach like a carbine get a 8shot 357magnum revolver. Or a 7.5fk brno pd compact shoots a 90grain slug at 2000fps with 900ftlb at the muzzle with a specialized recoil mechanism which reduces the felt recoil to that of 45acp and its got 18round capacity ammo. A 10 to 13inch ar15s like 1000ftlb so yeah it can send power down a long long ways its basically a carbine in a handgun package thanks to its crazy caliber
Y'all are impossible to be right, either you'll say everyone to leave or stay, it's like yall are tugging our minds for bait For everyone's sakes, it's your choice to leave or to stay California. Or don't think about it, instead think other important things that you need to do.
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Who would've thought HiPoints were this capable?
You made this video in May and June? Your setup is pretty identical to that mentioned in the last two armed attempts on Trump.
What happening?
Your balloon sack took a ricochet from prevailing wind. Not such if it was the twist rate of the barrel or a stone since you couldn't find the bullet. There might have been a hole around the pelvis.
So, yes the wind's temperament does affect a 115 grain round.
You can really see the counterstrike 2 delay cuz the ballon breaks like way later than it seems it should when you shoot it. hahahaha
Hello from outside the iron curtain.
0:32
Pistols are designed for and effective beyond 7 yards.
You should be able to hit the target accurately from 25 yards and they’re effective out to 50 yards.
The 7 yard number is in relation to the alleged average self-defense shooting distance from unreliable studies with minimal data and was based on police shootings where the officer was injured and not civilian self-defense shootings.
Paul Harrell does a nice job explaining this in one of his videos.
10:27 sure looks like you hit the ground rather than a direct hit.
Imagine getting sniped by a crack head who put a scope on a hi point during the apocalypse. The shame would follow you for eternity.
Imagine what would have happened if he had guns with good triggers.
It would be ridiculously easy to just put a stock and simple handguard on any pistol. In a fictional apocalyptic scenario where guns are scarce but combat is fought at long range (like a Mad max style desert), stock pistols will still outperform the smooth barrel blasters most wastelanders will be able to make.
- "survival of the fittest"
- implying the malnourished crackhead running on no sleep for an entire week is more fit for survival..
Crackhead ain't got time for that!
Imagine showing up in front of your boys in the afterlife and them asking how you went and you just say “Hi-Point” 🤦🏼♂️🤦🏼♂️🤦🏼♂️🤦🏼♂️😂😂
I just found a gun youtuber. Living in cali?? Mans playing life on hard mode
Not really a guntuber
Also, there are several Cali guntubers.
I'd probably say hes more of an engineering/science youtuber with guns on the side
Wasn´t Taofledermaus also from cali? You should check him out, his thing is custom shotgun loads. As in custom designed and created projectiles and loads.
When nevada is so close.
Remember, attaching a rifle scope to your Hi-Point is faster than reloading
That’s a Glock bro
@@Highclassmale8did you, uh, watch the video?
@@CmdrGamagosk I’m sorry for being retarded
@@Highclassmale8someone just wanted to be so correct he didn’t watch the video before being wrong
@@Highclassmale8 He uses a Glock in the latter part of the video, but he starts out by using a Hi-Point
"Scooting back to 500yds, which, to give you some sense of scale, is about half of 1000yds" Pure quality. You're my hero!
"No free advertisement for HiPoint"
*Hits a 100 yard target first try then a 200 yard third try*
The only thing that should be fired is the marketing communications director, Brittani, at Vortex.
Putting a hi mag scope on a SLIDE of a HI POINT to test out it’s ACCURACY is an idea so stupid nobody tried it before, and because of that it is actually interesting
The fact that the company he reached out to didn’t realize that is a bit interesting.
What i find crazy is that he hit first try on THAT setup😂
@@quirin5061 yeah! It's kinda impressive actually!
Honestly, people forget that with the fixed barrel, Hi Point pistols are more accurate than any tilting-barrel design (like Glock)
@@shred1894 true, but as I was writing that comment J forgot that Hi-Point is a fixed barrel)
finally, Glock artillery
Glocktillery
the luger artillery pistol’s younger brother
Now I understand why artillery officers are given sidearms. It's so they can continue the barrage through limited ammo.
Glock Horse Drawn Artillery? Gaston Glock already was on it.
@@ericferguson9989 Glock already has the horses
Dang thought my guy did something so dumb he died 1 year ago
What?
1 year later and he still has a fat pp
@@Serpugsalotlol
@@Serpugsalot I think he meant that last upload was a year ago so it's easy to assume that he didn't upload because something happend
@@carnonPL Oh thank you for the explanation. I was a little bit confused.
This just reinforces what I have always kind-of known about modern firearms and range: We are largely at a point where the firearm is not responsible for missing, but the limitations of human physiology. In the old days bad design, manufacture, and poor understanding of ballistics was limiting accuracy. That has been so finely ironed out for the most part that our eyes and other factors like our heartbeat and shaking hands are a bigger factor. That's why you were able to do this crazy shit with a high powered scope and stabilizing stick. In our current age of tech, we are on the very cusp of things like HUD tech that can artificially magnify without bulky scopes, and link the position of a gun barrel with a sensor fast enough to on-the-fly correct for range, windage, hand shake, trigger pull, and even the air density and damn Coriolis effect of the earth's rotation. Compact A.I. ballistic calculators and HUD scopes are what is coming. And whoever gets them first will have a huge military advantage, while those selling them will make a shit ton of money.
I still blame the manufacturer when my groupings are shit from 10 yard out 😅
But at this point that’s like blaming your computer monitor when you get dunked on in cod
You have no idea how hard I laughed when you were doing artillery calculations for small arms fire lmfao
This is the best marketing the hipoint has ever received - browning should just throw this video into an ad
It's not too late to delete this
@@aguy3896 no
@@aguy3896 no
@aguy3896 ^^^^^ it's not too late to delete this...
Browning? Sir you are absolutely amazing at saying stupid things
imagine getting one shot head shot by a hi point at 300 yards
No
Nobody save me
The kill cam would be crazy
too much of game
6:43 - I'm fairly certain it actually hit the ground about 2-3 feet down to the left of the target, then either bullet fragments or sand/rocks hit the balloon. I know you're just making a silly comment, but I had to point it out :D
How are you so good at shooting a damn pistol at 100 yards. 💀
The donut operator made a video reacting to this officer that hit a guy 3 times from 100 yards while running
practice, patience, practice three P's
Practice. It's totally doable. It helps if you practice shooting at distance. My drills are from 25 to 50 yards, and I train defensive shooting at 50 to 75 feet. Challenge targets are at 75 and 100 yards. Just takes practice.
Its all about training and building confidence. Start at 7 yards, stay at 7 until you can get a whole mag into s tight group. Move up to 14, repeat. Once you get to 25-50yards its not that hard nor 100. Reactive targets make it funner, ie, milk jugs or gallon jugs filled are fun
@@AKGuru4774 yeah i get bored if its too close, +25m but my g20 will easily do 100m
0:13 that looks about right
Word
7:05 "500 yards, to give you some sense of scale, is about half of 1000 yards." Dude!
This is the type of shit you see guys carry in far cry
Or chicago
But i have to say the sentence at Just under 10 shots we we're able to sacktap a maneqin 5football fields away should get an achievment in GTA or actually im wayting ob News of Simeone trying this Shit rl
Lmfao
on a real note, scoped 357 actually valid in CA as a CCW
Cowboy guns and other antiquated firearms have a legitimate use case in California. A lever or wheel gun isn't too ridiculous, given the circumstances. Just go full New Vegas on it.
What about a phased plasma rifle in the 40 watt range?
The S&W 460 with the gain twist barrel is the way to go.
Phased plasma rifle in a 40 watt range? Just what you see pal
@@TheFailedmessiah Any of these other cowboy guns are perfect for home defence
I think the solution is moving out of california...
real
The solution to what? If your EDC has to take into account engaging targets at 100+ meters you are in a warzone, not any state in the US.
Or California needs more people like him so they can elect good leaders
@@cargo_vroom9729 the greater solution.
Good job, now one less voter/supporter to keep people like Gavin Newsome at bay.
So smart, and supportive of a fake 2a community member
@1:17 the solution: moving out of California.
I mean it's not always feasible for someone to move
Damn, my exact sentiments, time link and all lmao
Came here to say this
Sell your $1M starter home in Compton and pay cash for a 4000 sq ft mansion in a gated community that has more favorable gun laws
@@schrodingersmechanic7622 you can find land for $1m in compton?
I have a suggestion to make a pistol make the 1 mile shot, but it requires a *bit* of extra gear. you need to be able to mount the scope, a laser range finder, and a high-end smart-phone, all onto the pistol. Here's how it works. you aim down the scope directly at the target to get the accurate range to the target, and use the smart-phone to take a picture of your target through the scope. you will also need to write an app for this next part for the phone, but use the phone's built in gyroscope sensors (used to detect phone orientation, and also allow a phone to be used as a level) to calculate where the bullet will land how it is pointed and super-impose that onto the photo of the target, rather than showing where the scope is actually aiming, and trusting the gyroscope in the phone to accurately know exactly where the gun is pointing to within several decimal places of a degree, which I don't actually think most smart phones can do, so maybe getting a dedicated rotational tracker of some kind idk what they're called, but they exist. in theory, you should be able to line up a shot. In theory you could also have the phone adjust for wind and elevation.
Very interesting question. Ed McGivern did extensive experiments with long-range handgunning back in the 1930s, which is thoroughly covered in his book Fast and Fancy Revolver Shooting. He was getting excellent results with the .357 Magnum out as far as 600-800 yards. Elmer Kieth famously took a deer at over 400 yards with a 4" .44 Magnum. Silhouette shooters would regularly drop their targets at hundreds of yards when that competition was popular. Handguns like the Luger and Mauser Model 1896 which were often equipped with shoulder stocks had rear sights graduated out to 1,200 meters. Which is rather optimistic, but also possible. Really any competent handgunner can put fire on a man-size target out to 200 yards easily, and I've done it. Many much further than that. This was well covered by Ed McGivern, Charles Askins, Bill Jordan and others up through the 1960s. Excellent experiment. Very well done. You've rediscovered long-range handgunning, and it's fun.
Good ol' weatherby .223
Cannot forget elgin gates
the funny part is the hi point is a fixed barrel which automatically puts it ahead of browning action and other styles as far as accuracy.
Should have built a mount to add the scope to the frame. Not only would it improve accuracy but it would also likely cycle semi auto.
@@szki272 like a ak
Looks like the "crotch" balloon only popped by thrown-up dirt
That's what I thought, too.
The barrel had a twist rate he failed to mention. It kicked up a lot of dirt which means he skipped it.
@@Thomas-Wayne-Collinsthe twist rate wasn't it, it was just splash from a round coming in short.
I came here to say this!
@@Egotiztik same
11:27 "wait, get the gun" got me dying
i like how you give an accurate representation of yards and how it is. lotta youtubers will say 20 yards is 50 yards.
"There's a cave here, screw the project." *apprehensively approaches cave entrance* "Wait, get the gun."
"See something in a video everyone else saw in the video"
"Write out what you saw" ???
@@LR-qn2ys brainrot generation that can't be creative
@@LR-qn2ys lmao somehow I've never seen this specific way of mocking people who do this.
Imagine getting into a fuckin gunfight with Calisama bin Laden in the middle of nowhere while trying to peacefully shoot a mannequin in the dick.
@@Taima Spur of the moment. Maybe he thinks he doing a service to the sensory impaired. Or searching for validation he doesn't get in real life. I'm leaning on that one.
I’m only at 6:44 at the moment. While I’m impressed at how stupid that thing looks I’m more impressed that he’s actually zeroing in 200 and now 300 yard shots, with that optic, on that rail, with that barrel, in unknown wind conditions which they aren’t tracking, shooting from below the target, and with 124 gr FMJ, not hot ammo in the slightest.
6:43 The bullet hit the ground down to the left of the target, it was not an actual hit.
@@kurtkurtson9111 Yes. Maybe a splinter hit the balloon.
@@surmur Probably gravel or debris from the ground
1:48 nobody’s gonna recognize that shape?😅
Bro
@@KacperRożak-k6i yes?
This is some quality content. Love the dry humor thrown in every which way possible. Take a like, you earned it.
when you put all your skill points in your starter pistol
"The orange balloon is not a political statement" lmaooooooo
sad world we are in when you have to state such things
nah. Is funny af
The assassin got worse aim than a hi point
@@TAKIZAWAYAMASHITA You don't have to, he said it because it was funny.
@@dudewithgreenhatthe assassin was less then an inch off.
I love that every video I’ve seen that makes a point of expressing how shitty high points are ends up showing the opposite. Demo ranch could hardly destroy one. This video is somehow showcasing its accuracy. Shits wild man for a hundred dollars
They really aren’t that bad of a gun, I own one. I hate it. But it’s good to know I could use it as artillery if needed.
It's not actually falling bullets that kill people but rather bullets still on their original trajectory. A bullet fired straight up stops moving at some point before "falling" back to earth. That bullet only contains the energy from it's mass at terminal velocity. It's why a coin dropped from a skyscraper cannot kill someone. It can certainly injure but the ones that kill are from a lower arc where the bullet never stops but rather still retains much of it's forward momentum before impacting something on the ground.
Kinetic energy vs gravitational energy
"This is like getting smacked in the face by 9 fat P.P.'s traveling 11 M.P.H." And you earned my Sub. Well done!
My take on the mile shot: despite the bullet would be lethal, it would be *tumbling* through the air. What it means is we have no way to know where it would land, since we no longer have gyroscopic stabilization and/or aerodynamic stabilization. Any precision goes out of the window.
Ok but your pistol shooting skills are super impressive. Getting 4 out of 5 rounds on a silhouette target at 100 yards is really solid shooting, especially with irons.
"500 yards. Which to give you some sense of scale is about half of 1,000 yards"
omglul
That got me too lol
I confuzzed
@@BrandenH-O051Ezekiel 18:21 KJV
[21] But if the wicked will turn from all his sins that he hath committed, and keep all my statutes, and do that which is lawful and right, he shall surely live, he shall not die.
You can't live in California and have a gun channel.
Ryan: Hold my beer
Too cool, informative and entertaining. Good job guys!
honestly the hi point is not a bad choice for this. fixed barrel is great for repeatable shots. Id like to see a complete precision setup dedicated to this, hand loads, proper ballistics ect
but your sight is on the slide so it depends how consistently it locks which it doesnt because its a straight blowback
@@DRP3ck3r Just find a quality bubba gunsmith to rig up a rail mount attached to the frame. If they can make a rail mount on a moist nugget hold zero with machine screws and JB Weld, they can probably do it to a Hi Point too.
@@shred1894 I mean it wouldn't ruin the value or ergonomics...
@@DRP3ck3r It'd probably increase the value if anything. And the added non-reciprocating mass would reduce the recoil from the chonky slide slamming back.
@@shred1894 Dammit man, now I need a high point
There's a story of some Danish soldiers in Afghanistan who had ran out of ammo, using their SiG p210s to make long distance pistol shots
I love such videos that are made for science research! I have only one complaint. Please consider making your videos for wider audience worldwide and while editing video add info in metric units.
Sponsor: “this is a stupid idea”
Ryan: “I’ll show them”
Also Ryan “it doesn’t cycle”
I'm quite upset we never saw what was in the cave.
@@DeadHawk23 Ryan’s keeping all of his cave aliens to himself :(
Amazing video I love the drone shots as well as the subtle jokes. I’m impressed!
We're all laughing 'till a guy shows up with a CCW, tripod and a scoped long barrel pistol to save the day
Remember that this guy is more accurate standing with a pistol with iron sights than the other dude was prone on a roof with a rifle with an aimpoint...
When you need to snipe someone but youre on a budget
love the editing and humor
Thank you. That was a fun video. The title caught my attention but the fun, honest & realistic attitude kept me watching though the end. Nice job. Sorry you live in CA. If you ever make it to the East Coast, you're welcome to shoot some of the things we regularly use in Maine.
Just found your channel. Young minds are fantastic. Never stop guys. Congratulations!!
For better accuracy on the tripod I recommend attaching the mount to the pistol slide, (not the grip).
This will prevent the gun from cycling, and that will prevent the scope from moving.
Just push the grip forward to cycle the round.
At 4:18am.. this was fine entertainment, also you are hilarious!
pretty impressed at the 100 yard group with iron sights.
Same here
0 chance it was real. its entertainment on youtube
@@nickraeyzej578 sounds about right
10:27 anyone else notice he did not hit the balloon? he hit the ground and rocks/ shrapnel must've popped it.
Played it back at 25% speed and yes, just as we suspected. This shot hit the dirt before it hit the balloon.
Shhhhh! he did all that math! Let him dream
that, what,i was thinking when i saw the dirt splash before the balloon pop sorry he had a straight up miss
still counts. lol
Shrapnel to the eyes can take you out of the fight
he got that shrek pepper spray
This is unironically a good setup to have in california
you guys are amazing ! great vid production and funny as heck , i couldn't stop laughing : )
I love the very scientific nature of this video structure! Definitely my kind of gun-channel.
Bro remember his youtube password
god bless
Im just gonna leave this here for you.
7.62x25mm Tokarev pistol
Why is it good
probably illegal in california because its a scary big sounding caliber that can blow the lung out of the body
but its also a communist gun so maybe that makes it legal in commiefornia
@@dudewithgreenhat
1500 FPS out of a 4.5 inch barrel.
TT-33 is based off of stolen John Browning
models.
With that being said.
I did find the video very interesting
One of the most accurate guns I own. First shot was dead center x. Paid a mere 49 for it thru C&R FFL. Have surplus ammo. There were two types of ammo issued in that caliber, one for pistol one for SMG, with the SMG having more velocity. The SMG version is safe for the pistol.
you clearly missed that 500 yard shot at 10:27
100% he hit the ground and shrapnel hit the balloon
incredibly impressed on the 100 year shots well done
6:06 My favorite part of the video. Made me smile.
Babe wake up Ryan posted a new video
It’s been a year Dady 😢
In Czech Republic we should at over 100 yd with Pistols. And with rifles at 300 Meters without optics.
In America we shoot rifles with scopes 1-2 miles.
@@wyattarie8905 we don't need a scope to hit at 400 meters. Have you ever been to Europe? Here in the Alps you are pretty much never in a good position to shoot more than 900 Meters.
The scope is nice but it's by far not necessary.
@ReinhardSchuster what are you usually shooting at 400m with irons? That's a poke! I'd be up for trying it out. Don't have any old surplus rifles though and that's about all you can find around here with iron sights.
@@wyattarie8905 Swiss reserve military training once a year required standard Swiss army shooting ranges
"At just under 10 shots, we were able to sack tap a mannequin with a conceal carry handgun five football fields away."
Thank you for the hilarious and entertaining video. I never would have thought this was possible.
"short effective range"... Exactly! What about when you're getting mugged by someone that's over a mile away?!
You didn't hit the balloon at 10:28, you hit the ground and either a partial bullet/bullet jacket or dirt hit the balloon and popped it. You can clearly see the impact in the dirt before the balloon pops.....
quite clearly... but that's how bias works I guess
came here for this exact comment im glad someone said something
SHUT UP
he got that sam claymore loadout
he finnaly came back,
with the glock.
This dude made an OG Halo pistol IRL. Masterchief would be proud.
Brother you did the most with the least. Earned a sub with this one
Whelp, his dog is about to get shot
I actually think this video, especially in the way it is presented in the both live action and narration, was actually quiet good. This video presents infomation many people quiet frankly, have never even considered. Good Job. Subscribed.
Fucking AI TH-cam comments are the scourge of society
4:02 i too am familiar with this .
I was confused at why he was doing so much math on calculating the inches of drop but then I realize he's Asian that makes a lot of sense
Okay just a tip, if that's you doing target practice, you should be shooting with both hands holding the gun. Otherwise the recoil is going to go everywhere just due to the fact that you don't have both arms stabilizing the weapon and there will be sway when firing ...which is why in that opening clip the person missed everything at 25 yards. The glock has those sights that stand out pretty well, any trained marksman with pistols will be using both hands. Switch to both hands and you'll hit the target way more often
Hey, did you know the name of your knife can also be a reference to ...
He knows....
No it can't. I just checked and the PP does not store fat. It won't end up getting fatter if you eat too much. No juvenile references here. Just a coincidence, move along
California people need to stand up and over throw this garbage restriction on guns.
Can’t. Leftists outnumber gun rights activists.
'Scooting back to 500 yards, which, to give you some sense of scale is about half of 1000 yards'. I love it.
We got glock artillery before GTA VI
Best thing to do in California:
Leave
0:10 especially the peper spray 😂
And the fat pp
3:24 dude that’s from GTA
@10:27 the crotch shot was not a direct hit, clearly a ricochet off the ground.
True dat, true dat
Ancient slingers were launching bullets at that velocity with lead against soldiers in armor
This man is asking the real questions here.
Thanks California for your dogshit gun laws. Pushing Asian-American ingenuity forward, and making this video possible
"This is like getting smacked in the face with 9 fat pps traveling over 11 miles per hour" 10:55
or or dont live in CA
1. Grip pistol on a tripod or other stable platform.
2. Shoot
3. See where the shot landed (that's the hard part)
4. Place 1000 plastic bottles around that position
5. Keep shooting until you hit something
Done!
If you want a handgun that can reach like a carbine get a 8shot 357magnum revolver. Or a 7.5fk brno pd compact shoots a 90grain slug at 2000fps with 900ftlb at the muzzle with a specialized recoil mechanism which reduces the felt recoil to that of 45acp and its got 18round capacity ammo. A 10 to 13inch ar15s like 1000ftlb so yeah it can send power down a long long ways its basically a carbine in a handgun package thanks to its crazy caliber
nah S&W 460
Are long barrel 45ACP rounds legal and better
A bigger round firing at a lower velocity. All things being equal, I would say it would be worse.
@@kutter_ttl6786 ah yea fair
Awesome video! By the way, you could keep your metric system viewers happy by using measurments in meters along with those miles and yards
That guy emptying his pistol clip at a target 25 yards away declaring "I didn hit a dam tang" reminded me of myself on the Army range back in the day.
Bro took "hand canon" way too literally
The ATF, California, and New York hate this video and are now writing new laws and interpretations to stop these dangerous and unusual weapons.
Real solution: Don’t live in California
Unless you already live in California, in which case - stay in California.
@@jong2359nah that means leave
@@jong2359 In case of living in California: Leave
Y'all are impossible to be right, either
you'll say everyone to leave or stay, it's like yall are tugging our minds for bait For everyone's sakes, it's your choice to leave or to stay California. Or don't think about it, instead think other important things that you need to do.
@@RTMonitor If you live in California, STAY IN CALIFORNIA - case closed. First rule of poison is to contain the poison.