Bullet Deflection While Shooting Through Brush
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- Paul tests what happens when you shoot through brush.
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The bottom line is, if you are shooting at a animal don't shoot through brush or trees. The chance of wounding is too great. If an animal is shooting at you through brush or trees, return fire.
And as always, don’t fire just because you see movement in the bushes. This seems to be lost on several people these days.
@@jamespruitt6718 Where do those people come from? We need to wall them in.
@@jamespruitt6718
Common sense seems to be less and less common these days.
@@Yugetubes
Cheaper to wall them out.
My favorite lines from Blackhawk down.
"Colonel! Colonel! They're shooting at us!"
"Well shoot back! "
"Hi, we're not at the range today, we're at one of our Raining Facilities."
hahah
😆
Why doesn't he ever wear a hat (to keep the rain out of his eyes)?
@@DNulrammah Because he lives in the Pacific Northwest. He's a local, not a tourist.
Buy the man a can of Kiwi Camp dry.
I’m personally very impressed how Paul doesn’t even acknowledge that it’s raining. He’s literally drenched and just keeps on going with the presentation . I admire this sense of dedication of how the show must go on .
Real man
That’s life in the NW, I was stationed there 3 years and after a while you hardly noticed it anymore.
When it rains, Paul Harrell doesn't get wet, the water gets Paul Harrell'ed....
Set up a donation kettle for rain gear?
I grew up in Oregon, our Boy Scout Troop motto was, "We go camping even when its sunny" rain was a given.
The wife: "Honey, will you trim the trees out back?"
Paul Harrell: (Click-Clack)
This is how my Dad and I used to trim mistletoe out of the tree on the farm lol
@@beardedbjorn5520 I still do that today with a 22 long rifle using heavy weight sub-sonics'. It's a kick in the pants.
Ahahahau
(Racks slide with logging intent)
@@ditzydoo4378 it's pretty damn satisfying lol
Still waiting for the Paul Harrell™️ action figure with "you be the judge" grip action*.
* Accessories and weapons sold separately.
^This
Only buy the original manufacturer weapons not the cloned copies. *They Fit His Hand Better!*
@@COIcultist No this
@@AndyHutton1969 hahaha!!!🤣👍 Nice!
@@AndyHutton1969 I don't want to ramble on
Paul doesn't "Beat around the Bush" he just shoots it.
😁👍
I would have missed without the tree in my way....
Going to go out on a limb here. I'm pretty sure he was JOKING. Jeez.
Going out on a limb...😂
that guy my girlfriends mom can’t shoot very well because her hands shake from a medical condition but I don’t think that means she shouldn’t own a gun. Don’t have to be a great shot to have the right to defend yourself / your house
@Ross Cox No, I win.
that guy cyber smoked? Calm down buddy not that serious. She lives alone and is 69 I don’t think any time at the range will fix her hands medical issues with hand shaking. And telling someone they shouldn’t own a gun doesn’t sound like much of a joke to me
I swear, if farmers anywhere in North America experience a drought, all they need to do is ask Paul to visit for a week or so ... maybe shoot a video or two for his TH-cam channel ... and they’ll be guaranteed some rain.
And the first wanker who says “ain’t raining, ain’t training” gets deflected by a tree!
It's mighty dry here in Mo......Paul's welcome to come visit.
The Pacific NW region of the US is considered a Temperate Rainforest zone. So yeah, lots of light rain. For reference, it is also where they filmed the Endor scenes in Star Wars franchise.
“Ain’t raining, ain’t training” OOF “Ow, that hurts”
@@Kill-It-Skin-It-Wear-It thanks for taking the hit, with that out of the way-
“ain’t raining, ain’t training”
and we're clear! 👍
Commenter above me is getting deflected by a tree
One time, Paul responded to one of my comments. That was a really good day.
:)
Today was a good day.
Now your life is complete you got 2
I know that feel. I think my video idea is the best idea ever
Lucky !
Other youtubers: It's raining pretty hard, let's shoot the video another day.
Paul Harrel: Hi, we're not on the range today, we're at one of our training facilities.
Yes but if you make videos near Seattle it's probably like making videos on the West coast of Ireland, near Fort William (Scot) or Manchester (Eng) you're not overburdened with bright sunny dry days.
Oregon clouds don't rain. They weep, for fear of Paul Harrell.
@@COIcultistSeattle isn't really too much like that.
If it ain't rainin, we ain't trainin!
Paul is a former Marine, and former Army, he lives in the Pacific Northwest and isn't a (you know) so of course he is out in the rain doing his job. And as always, nice job Paul.
This is why we need phased plasma rifles in the 40 watt range.
Just what you see, pal
You cant do that!
@@Jesusprayerwarriorbw Wrong.
THats a ASSaulT wEApoN
Nah, too many forest 🔥's
Production crew: "Hey, it's raining."
Paul: "Yeah, so?"
"If it ain't rainin, We ain't Trainin"!
@Maitre Mark Snowflakes get more than a little messy when they attempt to deflect bullets, oh wait that is California and Washington State snowflakes maybe Oregon Snowflakes are different.
Just kidding.... please don't ban me... lol
I heard somewhere that Paul Harrell used to be a lumberjack in the Great Sahara Forest
Paul Harrell used to be known as Paul Bunyan.
Yeah, but that was way back. He was let of that job due to lack of work. Then he started school (first grade). (true story)
Guns carry Paul Harrell for protection.
@@hawk66100 well, Paul does feed them well and make's sure they get plenty of exercise.
(Someone has to) B-but the Sahara doesn't have a forest!
I was wondering how Paul would manage to test this theory, since it's pretty common knowledge shrubbery will automatically move out of his way without being asked.
@Jeff L gotta get out of the way so he can get what he needs for the Meat Target!
Out of respect Everyone and everything gets out of his way.
@Andre Guitard Yes, but only the good half, lol
@Andre Guitard chuck Norris is Scared of Him
I thought I heard a few frightened "Ni" in the background.
If trees deflect bullets, and Paul deflects trees, then therefor Paul can deflect bullets
No it's a rock, paper, scissors game.
Correction: no need for both then and therefore. BTW, I spelled therefore correctly.
Paul is Neo.
If you can wrench, you can dodge a ball.
If you can dodge a 9mm, you can dodge a wrench.
A branch can, and does deflect a bullet just as much as gravity deflects the same bullet. It's a lateral force just like gravity is a vertical force. If the rounded ogive of a bullet glances a branch, it's going to impart a force upon that bullet which will veer it. How much all depends on the math of force vectors and trigonometry when you get right down to it.
Me: sees a Paul Harrell video has posted, "sweet!"
Also me: sees it's only 7 minutes instead of 20, "well, Fudd!"
How can I keep my PH balance up with short videos like this?
Gimme some of those "I can bore you for hours with..." stories, please!
Today I filmed a video with a couple of anecdotes. Should be on line in a week or two.
PH balance😏😆
@@PaulHarrell sweet!
@@PaulHarrell We're looking forward to it!
@@PaulHarrell I will be looking forward to it! Think about dubbing in an "I can bore you for hours with" story and I will be ecstatic.
Mr. Harrell deserves a star on Hollywood’s walk of fame. If had the money I would pay him whatever he wanted for a weekend of instruction. The man is a HUGE wealth of information. I would love to see him and Hickok45 sit down and discuss firearms.
That would be one of the most viewed videos. Paul give Hickok a call, maybe Steve Lee would fly out for a little Aussie input.
Hey Paul I'm about to leave for basic at ft Benning, your videos definitely helped me become more informed, wish me luck
I'm NOT Paul, but Good Luck! You. Can do it! Write when your completed, I want to congratulate you!
Good luck aspiring brother of the blue cord. - 1SG Cave, Retired (also one of the crew)
I'm not Paul either but good luck son but you don't need luck, say your prayers every night and if I'm Army basic don't call the drill Sergeant sit they really don't like that, pay attention and believe that they will have to kill you to make you stop. Please take care and enjoy the ride...
I hate autocorrect!!
Good luck to you, and thank you in advance for your service. Stay safe
Way to go Paul, you just took all my childhood memories of missed shots at deer where my dad told me I probably just deflected off a twig, ..........and flushed them down the toilet.
Hahahaha 🤐
He was shooting 15 yards
Actually, I have seen this happen. A friend of mine missed a shot on a buck with a 30-06 from about 40 yards from his tree stand. We searched for a blood trail for about an hour (because he is a very good marksman and it was a very easy shot, so we were both convinced he must have hit it) before I saw the branch he hit, it was about the diameter of a finger...but it was enough to deflect that shot even at that range.
I’ve got to admit that Paul is one of my favorite gun guys on TH-cam. Data and common sense prevail.
And unlike many channels it’s not just the latest greatest BS marketing hype.
One of? He's in a class all by himself, and there isn't a close second, imo.
Paul is like living embodiment of the Post Office creed, "Neither snow, nor rain, nor heat..."
if only the post office adhered to it, too...
Cum, rain, or shine.
Nor dread of night...
Don't ask us about:
rocks, trolls with sticks, all sorts of dragons, Mrs Cake ...
Nor Pandemics!! (Editorial cartoon seen online).
Am I the only one that thinks Paul could conceal the A2 in one of his jacket pockets?
A1
What do you mean "could."
I think an F 22.
Dottie Mac I was just about to type that before I went through the replies lol.
If he split it in 2, then it would fit nicely...next to the 1911, M9, M17 and backup 38.
I appreciate the disclaimer at the end. Certainly less scientific than most installments, but still very interesting and entertaining. Thanks, Paul!
Agreed about it not being a laboratory evoirnment with a control and many, many tests. Although I do appreciate Paul heading out in the rain and testing in conditions that a hunter may experience if shooting through brush is their thing.
Forget the slogan t-shirt. I want a 'you be the judge' hunting/range jacket!
Francis E. Sell in his book, “Advanced Deer Hunting” shot various rifles of different calibers from .45-70 to .300 Magnum through both brush and Alders to determine which caliber(s) were best for hunting where the deer were screened by either brush or by Alders. After exhaustive testing he determined that a rifle caliber with a muzzle velocity of between 2100 and 2600 fps was best over all. Also, years ago my partner and I were tasked with testing all available .357 JHP ammunition to determine which was best for USBP issue and carry. We also tested 9mm 124 grain FMC and .45 ACP 230 grain FMC for the sake of comparison. The test were exhaustive, covering everything from hydrodynamic comparison to vehicle penetration. The caliber / cartridge that was absolutely the best in both vehicle and brush penetration was surprisingly the .45 /230 grain FMC fired from a 1911!
Old guys like John Moses Browning knew thing or two.
Paul: "Shooting in the rain, just shooting in the rain! What a glorious feeling, I'm happy again."
Tree: Surrenders
This reminded me of my first elk hunting partner. One season he carried an 8mm Remington Magnum and missed a nice bull from about 30 yards shooting through fallen timber and brush when his round glanced off a small diameter tree about 5 yards in front of him. He couldn't see it through the scope. The next year he bought and hunted with a .458 Winchester Magnum but never saw any bulls. We accused him of scaring everything out of the forest. Great times! Thank you Paul for another informative video.
I don't know why, but I have a strong urge to see Paul wearing a tricorne hat and 18th century clothes, shooting a black powder rifle.
That breach loading carbine did it for me, with that jacket it's easy to see him as a frontiersman.
It's raining pretty hard out there. Paul states, "Perfect, Let's go make a video...well have the range to ourselves."
Training Facility
@@mwilliamshs exactly
Raining or below freezing my favorite times to go.
That plaid sports coat is a national treasure.
Yeah, I had one just like it..... 65 years ago....
Plaid? That jacket is many things but plaid certainly ain’t one of them
@@MattFieldPhoto in the intro.
Ah yes have watched this channel for so long i blank out over the intro now
I like how Paul shoots in rain...snow...sun and does a consistant complete presentation. Every time and the elements never interfere with the lesson...er presentation.
I sit down for the evening to relax and see Paul has uploaded a new video 7 minutes ago...life is good. (Wait, wrong guy)
Wish I could give a double like haha. Hickok45 and Paul Harrell. Life IS good.
No trees were harmed n the making of this video... Yeah... ok.
Great information as always Paul.
Once the tree huggers come back from rioting & looting he’s making a part 2
I'd like to see Mr. Harrell try this with some Hertenberger Buscadero Ticooooooondas. I LOVE this guy!
To be honest, the knowledge of the armory is absolutely useless in Russia, but suddenly I realized, that it is very interesting and useful to hear to Mr. Hurrel. He speaks very clear and makes expressions. For me it is the best English lessons: interesting topics and clear speech. Thank you so much, Paul Hurrel !
This is dual purpose we can see what firearms are best for trimming trees and shooting through brush! I love these videos, loads of entertainment, educational and just fun. Thanks for all you do Paul and crew.
I love that Paul is not afraid of hydrogen being overly attracted to oxygen.
Dihydrogen monoxide is a real threat to the environment. Please don't make light of a rather serious problem.
@@regularfather4708 I think you may be mistaken. I consume it quite regularly. The ones with two oxygens however...
@@shakurvariawa8315 bad idea. Everyone who drinks dihydrogen monoxide dies.
Kaulin Curtis it just takes on average 80 years for them to die though
Is that another way of saying rain?
Yeah I always heard a 30-30 called a "good brush gun."
I've also read that round and flat-nosed bullets deflect less.
Simple bullet nose design is mostly the main differences. Like a wood splitting maul is going to force wood away from the edge, a bullet's tapered nose is going to force the bullet away from a branch.
Wadcutter designs would tend to shear anything in their path, or a WFN type bullet.
7.62x39 is very similar and that did the best in this demonstration. Seems like it might be a good combo of speed and weight for shooting through brush.
Where's that guy that hates 30-30? He was hilarious.
@@robertbates6057 ,
He went deer hunting and found a tree that was perfectly placed for watching a good deer crossing.
He backed into a small pine tree and you don't see him much anymore.
Snow, sleet, rain, Paul keeps going !! Much respect!
This is one of the BEST channels around!
When I first moved to Oregon I complained about the rain and working. My neighbor said, if you wait for it to stop you'll never get anything done.
With so much wisdom not even the elements that be Dare compromise Mr. Harrell‘s immune system…
When the COVID19 met Mr Harrell, the COVID19 had to quarantine.
Gotta say Paul, I'm always impressed with your ability to stand out in the weather to educate us novices.
You have managed to piss off both the gun grabbers & the tree huggers in one video, well done.
I've been waiting to see a video on this! Thanks for the continued wealth of knowledge you're giving us :)
just remember it's harder to deflect a slow moving dump truck than a fast moving corolla
That's a pretty good analogy!
I love that the auto generated captions think the gunfire is applause.
I was about 12 or 13 when I learned what happened when a fairly high velocity round (7mm Rem mag, 160grain) bullet hits a branch/limb prior to striking a target (deer). I was approx 200 yards away, the shot appeared clear, and I took it. The deer dropped like a rock. I walked up to it and saw a softball sized chunk taken out of the lung area, on the side closest to where i was. I then saw a small (approx 1 inch diameter) branch about 3-4 feet before where the deer was laying. there was an almost perfectly centered hole from the bullet in the branch. The bullet partially expanded/exploded (there was tons of "shrapnel" in the deer) after hitting the branch and then continued on to hit the deer. Bullets do "interesting" things after striking something before hitting the primary target. :)
Thanks for making the Bullet Deflection Through Brush video.
Get yourself a spouse that talks about you like how Paul talks about his ammo.
Just wanted to thank you and your crew for all that you go through providing us with exemplary presentations.
High quality as always. Thanks Paul and crew.
When it's raining, it's okay to wear a hat.
His white hat he wore in the Shooting Dimes in a 12ga. Shotgun is by far the best.
My motto is: we not made of sugar....rain is ok.
It's a sad day when you have to be concerned with someone getting upset over a limb being shot of a tree.
There is a lot sadder stuff than that going down now days. Cops can't use force to stop a criminal from resisting arrest. When the thugs and gangsters have the governors support to ignore and abuse police, it is a sad day.
@@eladnonnac7529 Amen.
@Mark OnTheBlueRidge Yes it is.
Blasted Limbs Matter
Remember what the Dormouse said -- "Doesn't mean sh?t to a tree".
Thank you for showing evidence for light and heavy rifle bullets deflecting from brush.
Great content! 👍🏻 this is definitely my new go to channel because of your humor and you’re very informative and I appreciate that
I'm a simple man. Mr Harrell makes a video, I watch it.
I went to UO. The first year, the rain was a nuisance. By the fourth year I didn't pay any attention to it and went about, like you in this video, my business anyway. I can't believe I'm nostalgic about rain. Love your work.
Fort Lewis is the same way.
As soon as you went to 5.56 I started wishing for .45-70, and you didn't disappoint. Thank you for honestly covering the gamut.
paul i just wanted to say thank you to both you and your camerman for the dedication to your work and pushing through the rain for the video. things like telling us that you felt the amount of bushes was unsatisfactory and testing again is why i am subscribed and like ur vids. stay safe :)
Used to see the long grass in front of the firing point on the range deflect rounds up. Very noticeable during night fire with tracers.
thanks
You're always asking the questions that everybody has, but never wants to put in the effort to answer. Appreciate it.
I think this channel is a pure gem, and though Paul may be too humble to agree, I will say that this is one of very few scenarios that no amount of money could make the series more satisfying, entertaining, or useful to the audience.
Paul, with what ever budget he has given himself to produce these videos, time and again finds creative (and often simple) ways to give incredibly useful information, all while exhausting coverage of every 'what if' scenario.
All I could ask would be a way to rank channels overall so we could better signal to others that the content delivered here is always 5/5.
Paul isn't wet from raindrops, he's just sweating from dodging them all.
Thank you. Would have loved to see the 30-30, but nevertheless thank you for your presentation.
Thanks, Paul, for another excellent topic/presentation! It further emphasized the findings in a similar experiment scenario that appeared in Shooting Times(?), circa the 70s. The 'jist' was intention was to prove or debunking the concept of a big/heavy calibers being a "brush buster".
Same conclusion: they ALL were deflected when coming in contact with (brush). And, that article went on to point out that the further the target was from the point(s0 of deflection, the greater the impact deviation (no surprise there, huh?).
Sir. I admire your dedication and perseverance in producing your excellent videos. No matter the weather you push on thru. Thank you for this video...I have always wondered about this very subject.
I'd like to see the difference between conical and flat nosed bullets in this same test
Rain and bugs will also deflect bullets, but he will probably mention this...
Edit: the long boring part seems to be missing, and I feel cheated, so I will do the boring bit.
Newton gives us force equals mass times acceleration. Einstein gives us the theory of relativity, which effectively means that you can calculate the physics of an interaction from ANY given point. So if we imagine a bullet passing through the air and encountering a five grain object, we could calculate what will happen from the tip of the bullet.
So the faster the bullet is screaming out of the gun, the faster that the world is screaming past the bullet. This in turn means that the stationary five grain object is moving towards the bullet faster and therefore decelerates on the bullet with more force because it's weight remains constant while it's acceleration depends on the relative speed of the bullet. Therefore the faster the bullet the more it will be deflected by the same objects.
Similarly because the object has a constant weight, and assuming that the speed is the same, it will accelerate a lighter the bullet away from it's desired trajectory more because it's total force will give more acceleration to an object with less mass.
So, more accurately, the faster and lighter the projectile the more deflection a given obstruction will provide.
Thanks
Not to be overly pedantic, but Einstein’s theories were of Special Relativity (to do with things nearing the speed of light) and General Relativity (basically a theory of gravity). The notion of relative velocities you’re talking about (bullets aren’t anywhere near the speed of light) were known before Einstein. If anyone is curious about Einstein’s relativity theories you should check out minute physics’s videos on time dilation.
Thank you for that, but you, forgot, the shatneresque... pauses and speech impediment.
@@bjm1219 fair and accurate point. that is what I get for shoveling out a response on the fly
We should not forget the role that momentum plays in this situation. Could not a very fast, very heavy bullet fare better than a slower bullet of the same mass? For a real comparison, maybe something like .300 win mag vs .308?
Always good content Paul. Thanks again.
00:08 love the jacket
Is this the best video you have seen all day? You be the Judge....
*Shooting Through Bush* Was that a Ron Jeremy film?
COIcultist you're thinking of " Thick Bushes and Heavy Loads. "
What a cool concept for a video! As always it was entertaining and informative. Thank you Mr. Harrell
Thank you for sharing Paul! Good stuff
This is why I was taught to hunt with a 30-30.... bush gun
Same reason I bought a 35REMINGTON
The only true bush gun is an FN FAL with rhodesian babyshit camo paint
But only if the shooter has on Rhodesian tactical hot pants!
@@kevinbrackett101 no, those are just a +5!
Same reason I used a large blunt end pepe....70's bush, am I right ?🤣
How much deflection do you get shooting through CHAZ/CHOP while trying to save a monument?
You get a lot of deflection and little penetration. They are very DENSE.
Depends on how many bones the bullet hits.
I am watching for quite a while now and I have to say I have very high respect for you and your personality. I especially like that you set yourself a high demand of making things crystal clear and to the point. I just love that (maybe because I am german hahah). Your subtle humor is also great fun. I think it is also interesting to add that I never ever hold a real weapon in my hand, still I love to watch your videos, even the technical stuff and explanation parts. So thank you for your great and free education and for enjoying us with your personality.
I didn't care about the subject, but will eagerly watch anything by Paul Harrell!
Oh hell yes
When in doubt
M249 it
DrakesDadgumKnives SAW, that’s genius
Why does this even need to be said? It seems like common sense.
just SAW the branches down!
I Saw what you did there
Paul, i always enjoy your videos. always give you a thumbs up. this video was truly informative. thank you.
Great video. Thanks Paul !
30 seconds after upload and you are averaging 1 like per second. Not too bad.
In the 8 minutes it took me to watch this, the views went from 1900 (and change) to 4010
It must be a slow day for him lol.
I remember a church in our town that had a very tall spear.
Paul thank you for telling shooters what hunters have known forever. Slower heavier bullets hold their course through bush and branch a bit better.
Paul is willing to stand in the pouring rain while making a video. Heck he brought a bed to the shooting range and sat in the rain. That's commitment.
To an uninformed viewer coming along to this video, they must be asking, What did that poor tree do to tick off Paul?
Perhaps the tree was named Wilberforce? ;)
I'd trade all but one friend and a few relatives to be an acquaintance of Paul's. I'll bring the 2 liters.
Are you really a girl? Hit him up I think he is single.
Are they really your friends if you're willing to trade them?
I recall Ross Seyfried many many years ago doing an article along these lines in Guns & Ammo magazine, where he showed from .17 to 50 BMG would and could be deflected by the smallest of branches and leave. Very interesting topic.
Mr. Harrell doesn't shoot in the rain, Paul summoned rain to assist with the wet branch deflection portion of today's test.
Cheers Mr. Harrell
I wonder if shooting a rifle prone through tall grass has similar results.
Only if it's raining hahaha
Paul, might we see a vid sometime in the future regarding red dot and reflex sights?
Theyre mostly a convience. Irons work fine. It doesn't mean faster target. Training means that.
I was thinking of sending an email request for a "bells and whistles" or "flashlights and laser beams" video. I'd hope a video like that would call for a costume. Been a while since we've seen him dress the part. Lol
@@thecoolnerdplaysvr5674 Some of us in our senior years have trouble focusing over iron sights, even with glasses. Recently tried a cheap red dot scope on an old 22 LR carbine I have. It was an immense help. Figured it might be a good idea to hear Paul's wisdom on the subject, before I spend the time and money adding them to some of my other firearms.
Thank you for standing in the rain and giving us this info
LOVE your channel! Well done
Hi, Paul. Recently, in my hunter education course, they advocated shooting pistols using the notch of the pointer finger on the trigger, rather than the tip of the finger, as you would with rifles or shotguns, saying pistols can be shot more accurately that way. What is your take on this?
That contradicts everything I have ever learned.
@@PaulHarrell Thanks. I've always shot pistols in the latter way (how I considered normal) but their assertion put a bit of doubt in my mind. Thanks for dispelling it.
yup, when my patterns off, i just blame it on damn branches.
But, sir! We're downstairs, inside, and there is an air conditioner near you...
No horses or Mazda RX-7's were harmed in the making of this presentation. (Insert blank stare)
This is still as good a test as could be done. If you have no choice but to shoot through trees then just do it. Great video again Paul. Thank you.