FWIW, those bearings are made to a higher precision than any mass produced shotgun projectile. Also, "unauthorized autobiography" has to be the most underrated comment in the history of OG's commentary on TH-cam.
Yes they are and are normally made of pretty hard steel. It doesn't surprise me they were still spinning. The performance was similar to what a wad cutter would do.
You guys are the original ones. You basically started all of this kind of content. I've been watching you guys for almost nine years now, maybe 10. Enjoyed watching all your videos, keep up the good work.👍😎
Nope, sorry. Matt Carricker was the first to do the "unusual projectiles" stuff. Granted TFM were the first to try and put something of a scientific... ahem... spin on things.
My thoughts too, and I was waiting to the end of the video to post a comment. ..... A tiny imbalance in a high speed bearing would make it unusable due to vibrations.
I freakin love this channel. Been watching for years, yall never fail to amuse me with all the weird stuff you throw downrange. Kudos for always keeping it real.
@@Nobody21076 it's been done a lot on YT. I think Jeff is trying to do things no one else has. Check out the old vids of Eric and Barry from IV8888. That's probably my favorite vids about cut shells.
@@trinkladd That's a very kind thought, but the picture looks to me like Evan has cerebral palsy, which limits his mobility and makes his achievements in projectiles that much more impressive. However, it would likely interfere with his ability to shoot.
@@MrDJAK777 They may not know, and of course I could be mistaken, or they may know he's cool and would find it funny, or they may be insensitive, or who knows what else.
From South Africa, thanks for all the awesome content! Been watching you guys for years over a good beer after work, can't ask for better chill time than that. You guys rock
About the Applesauce, here is what I found: It is, *technically,* a “non-Newtonian fluid”, which is, in the case of applesauce or ketchup, a fluid with solids suspended in it. It is also full of sugar, so the liquid part is also a kind of syrup, I.E. thicker than water, thus providing more resistance to the forces imparted on it.
Applesauce was around long before Newton invented the light bulb so of course its non Newtonian... But is applesauce magnetic? I'm going to invent magnetic applesauce that won't fall off a toddlers spoon and be rich beyond my wildest dream (singular). Maybe I can buy my own applesauce and get even more richerer!
It never fails to amaze me how "unconventional" projectiles like this perform. I don't think I've ever seen a melon "sectioned" like that one was. It also fascinates me how the ballistic gels react to all the energy being imparted (yeah, that tennis ball got a lot of air time.) Always interesting.
3 Balls on a Shaft?! It HAS to be 150% more effective, because that's how numbers work. Thanks, again, Jeff (and OG, I guess) for the excellent content.
You are still the strongest channel on TH-cam when it comes to shooting science. I love the vids, have never even considered unsubbing and doubt I have missed a vid in the last three years. The entertainment and educational elements are truly appreciated. Good to see OG's channel is growing as well.
I’m in the hospital recovering from covid Pneumonia and have enjoyed watching in. Y’all have gave me ideas but I enjoy watching way more. 👍🏻 to the whole crew those there or not. OG is always a nut job but made the targets 👍🏻👍🏻
Really impressive because when you first see it, it just doesn't seem as if something with that shape and construction would be so extremely accurate. You guys never cease to amaze. Thank you!
Actually me and OG are starting a new political jazz band called "Wet Cough" we are actually looking for a 11th triangle player, I wanted to only have 10 triangles but OG has a thing for prime numbers
I appreciate that you guys keep it real. Your interesting content, excellent camerawork, and your genuine personalities are what make me keep coming back for more. As always good work fellas. And thank you for the video.
Police are tasked with doing some of the most physically and mentally challenging work you can imagine yet i was always amazed at the sense of humor they possessed!! Greg ,my son and i Love your markmanship,and Sense of humor, Jeff Thank you for Hard work on the ballistic, Engineering End! Great channel!!!
I am really impressed with those loads! I also want to thank y'all for not being sponsor sell-outs. There is nothing more frustrating that watching the channel sell a product and then sit through youtubes commercial.
You guys keep me rolling on the floor laughing, even when I don't get your inside jokes. Please keep up the great content, jokes and shining a spotlight on these totally excellent designers like Evan. Outrageous Entertainment is what you provide. Thank you.
OG sucks at shooting! I'm just kidding, you guys are all awesome. Especially Brianna! I appreciate all the hard work all of you (especially Jeff) put in to make these videos. Keep em coming!
This is an ingenious way to achieve extremely accurate manufacturing levels for your slug without actually manufacturing the components, makes sense that its super accurate. Pretty cool.
I've been watching Jeff's stuff for years and years and I know I'm not alone. There's good reason for that. I even put up with OG's channel as a result. :-) GET BETTER SOON DANNY! -Ed on the Ridge
This shotgun round gives credence to the theory "space is infinitely curved" in physics, it is a round that has excessive spinning all through it. There are a lot of other things that apply but I'm sure you got the over-simplification. It's the whole idea behind the failed gyrojet weapon prototypes. Instead of jets in the round, it's a modified flywheel concept to better use the rifling effect. Nice.
Loved the tennis ball in the water and on the gel - great way to help show the energy transfer in a way that is easily understandable. Love your channel!
Evan did it again, truly a genius. Crazy round and great filming. :) I wonder if in the future you guys will be able to get Evan on camera to discuss, for example, how he coming up with his ideas. I bet he just turning every leftovers at his workshop into something fun, but hey, who knows.
Wow, I saw the round and thought that wouldn't work, surprised the hell out of me how accurate they were. Thanks for keeping it real guys, I always can count on your video's to get me giggling!
The accuracy of those slugs is insane, when I first started watching this video I was sure the accuracy on those creative slugs by Evan wasn't going to be all that great but now I am very surprised insanely accurate these creative slugs are.... Yet again another enjoyable video to watch by you and officer Greg. Major shout-out to the both of you.
Smooth bore with a rifled choke might impart spin on just the outer races as it would produce more of a snap spin after the core had established a fixed momentum. In theory anyway.
I think it'll be relatively impossible to prevent the core from spinning at all. I think your idea would be great for a greater difference in rotational speed between the core and outer race, but there is still some friction between all the parts, and inertia always wins.
Hey what if you could put the shell in a field of spinning magnets at high rpms then quickly place the shell in a smooth bore and shoot it while the rotational mass is still spinning. That should make it a dead on slug due to the gyroscopic action and should theoretically fly straight
"& the gel formula, per non-fluid ounce, exactly matches 82% of the compound curves of a 400lb grizzly having a dump under a clear February sky with CavOK conditions of 71% relative humidity in frost . . ."
I have to wonder, while the outer bearings didn't spin faster than the core when leaving the barrel, if the outer slows down first once it hits the target, could the inner still have rotation that effects flight?
There is no reason for inner and outer side to spin different rates, nothing is holding the shaft in place for it to rotate at a different speed then the outside
OG you could be a legit comedian on Comedy Zone. You are great with working with everything on these videos. Just watched this one again. Always great! Had to add THANK YOU VERY MUCH! for no ads for stupid cell phone games etc. You guys are the real GOATS.
_THAT_ was probably one of the best 'improvised' shotgun slugs you've ever sent down-range. The accuracy was phenomenal! (I suspect that slug rotation was enhanced by using bearings...the label "gyro-slug" was *not* an exaggeration.) Definitely worthy of an guest appearance in top-flight action movie (like a John Wick flick).
theoretically, the 3-bearing slug should fly straighter after an impact compared to a normal lead slug. My thinking is that the center rod will continue to spin on impact, as the bearing stop spinning during penetration. After the whole assembly exits the target, the spinning center rod would transfer some of its rotational energy to the bearings, causing the whole assembly to spin again. In fact, i believe the center rod will spin even faster on impact when the outer bearing stop due to conservation of rotational energy. The video does show the bearing slug rotating after exiting the target. It would be interesting to compare this bearing slug to a solid lead slug of the exact same size (with the same sabot) and see if the lead slug is also rotating after exiting the target.
🤣 Gregg's humor cracks me up every time. Jeff - "Oh, that ones missing both of the grease seals" Gregg - "Well you can't use it then for sealing grease"
Super cool. Now Evan really had a brilliant and simple idea (both terms work very well together). And this is a precision slug: ball bearings are a precision product. Wonderful idea and a wonderful video from the very first shot (I've been waiting all day to see it...)!
Beware of custom rounds in self defense. Either you render it less effective, OR the targets lawyers establishes you maliciously custom engineered the round to be EXTRA LETHAL. Sad but true. Same reason you place a sign on fence saying DOG ON PREMISES not BEWARE OF DOG. As soon as you state beware, the opposition legal team with move to show you KNEW the dog was dangerous ... ... ...
I replayed that last high speed shot of the ballistics gel at .25 playback speed. Gorgeous! I was in hoping for a sonoluminescence flash, but not this time sadly. I was thinking about the bearings running through the rifling. You'd have to reduce the friction between the inner & outer race so the inner core doesn't start to rotate. The main source of friction will be from the viscosity of the grease. A viscous grease is used so it doesn't drip past the grease shield in use. But we only want it lubricated for a momentary use. Just enough to get it down range. So if you wash out the thick grease it comes packed with and replace it with the lightest oil you can find. A 2 stroke oil & petrol mix at 40:1 is the lightest, cheapest lubricant I can think of. Applied & used before the heat at that scorching range evaporates the petrol leaving the gloopy 2 stroke oil behind. Then, as the outer race spins up down the barrel there isn't enough friction to pass that rotation to the 8nner core. It'd look great in the high speed shots having the outer rings spinning whilst the inner core isn't but I think it will lead to a drop off of accuracy because there's less mass rotating meaning the gyroscopic stabilisation will be reduced.
I loved that. Very interesting. So many fancy things tumble and wobble. Plain old bearings just flew perfectly. Pure YT old school. Been with you all the way guys. Keep them coming please. And thanks huh ?
Next iteration of that could possibly have the shaft free to depart the bearings on impact giving a steel core perpetrator. Nothing like making a mean round one thou' meaner.
FWIW, those bearings are made to a higher precision than any mass produced shotgun projectile.
Also, "unauthorized autobiography" has to be the most underrated comment in the history of OG's commentary on TH-cam.
FRANK ZAPPA HAD ONE
Yes they are and are normally made of pretty hard steel. It doesn't surprise me they were still spinning. The performance was similar to what a wad cutter would do.
"unauthorized autobiography" tells the nasty history of OG:s time in all those punk, death metal and whatever bands.
I was about to say the same
You guys are the original ones. You basically started all of this kind of content. I've been watching you guys for almost nine years now, maybe 10. Enjoyed watching all your videos, keep up the good work.👍😎
Thank you very much!
@@taofledermaus
You guys have so much experience but don't know you're supposed to so shoot 12v in a 12ga.
I mean, it's on the label even!
Him and Demo Ranch 👍
Nope, sorry. Matt Carricker was the first to do the "unusual projectiles" stuff. Granted TFM were the first to try and put something of a scientific... ahem... spin on things.
Yep same here, ive been subbed to this channel since 2012 LOL
I mean its not a "precision factory slug", it probably has tighter tolerances than most slugs :P
Lol possibly
My thoughts too, and I was waiting to the end of the video to post a comment. ..... A tiny imbalance in a high speed bearing would make it unusable due to vibrations.
@@taofledermaus reload one of the found ones, and shoot a sealed 5 gallon orange Home depot pail of water. at 100 yards.
Bearings are precision ground to tolerences of 0.01mm so yes, incredibly accurate
It will have. Tolerances will be about 5-10 microns. So 0.01mm.
I started watching for the ballistic craziness, but I keep coming back for Greg's nutty humor.
I freakin love this channel. Been watching for years, yall never fail to amuse me with all the weird stuff you throw downrange. Kudos for always keeping it real.
thanks Joe
If yall get bored reload a couple and let OG take a 100 yd shot. That's pretty awsome.
I think if he tried he could hit a barrel at 150 honestly. Would love to see it done with a tracer to illustrate the trajectory involved.
100 yard shot at 5 gallon water jug
How about doing a cut shell? Or is it illegal? I honestly don’t know.
@@Nobody21076 it's been done a lot on YT. I think Jeff is trying to do things no one else has. Check out the old vids of Eric and Barry from IV8888. That's probably my favorite vids about cut shells.
Would have loved to see them against a hard target.
I have watched almost every episode. Evan has donated so many rounds and content I would say you owe him a guest appearance by now!
Great idea!
Let him shoot a few rounds
@@trinkladd That's a very kind thought, but the picture looks to me like Evan has cerebral palsy, which limits his mobility and makes his achievements in projectiles that much more impressive. However, it would likely interfere with his ability to shoot.
Doubt they'd have joked about his appearance in the photo if it was due to cerebral palsy.
@@MrDJAK777 They may not know, and of course I could be mistaken, or they may know he's cool and would find it funny, or they may be insensitive, or who knows what else.
I really missed seeing the 30 pound lead plate.
I'll bet that slug would have gone thru and kept on going.
Sski... You aint wrong. Bear8ngs are made out of pretty tough stuff
From South Africa, thanks for all the awesome content! Been watching you guys for years over a good beer after work, can't ask for better chill time than that. You guys rock
thanks Wayne
About the Applesauce, here is what I found:
It is, *technically,* a “non-Newtonian fluid”, which is, in the case of applesauce or ketchup, a fluid with solids suspended in it.
It is also full of sugar, so the liquid part is also a kind of syrup, I.E. thicker than water, thus providing more resistance to the forces imparted on it.
Applesauce was around long before Newton invented the light bulb so of course its non Newtonian... But is applesauce magnetic? I'm going to invent magnetic applesauce that won't fall off a toddlers spoon and be rich beyond my wildest dream (singular). Maybe I can buy my own applesauce and get even more richerer!
@@screwfist Nelson didn’t invent the light beer!
My guess would be that the large amount of apple solids were compressible enough to absorb the impact.
@@screwfist Not only Newton but nutritional, the magnetic apple sauce would be very high in iron.
But it splashes?...
It never fails to amaze me how "unconventional" projectiles like this perform. I don't think I've ever seen a melon "sectioned" like that one was. It also fascinates me how the ballistic gels react to all the energy being imparted (yeah, that tennis ball got a lot of air time.)
Always interesting.
3 Balls on a Shaft?! It HAS to be 150% more effective, because that's how numbers work.
Thanks, again, Jeff (and OG, I guess) for the excellent content.
thanks Marc lol
but my dr told me it was a defect. i knew it was a feature!
@@RichardCranium321
"Let me show you it's features!"
@@MarcJaxonAh yes, the beloved Joerg Sprave!
Three Balls and a Shaft is the name of my little league club. We play to raise money for the Little Lads in Boats fund.
You are still the strongest channel on TH-cam when it comes to shooting science. I love the vids, have never even considered unsubbing and doubt I have missed a vid in the last three years. The entertainment and educational elements are truly appreciated. Good to see OG's channel is growing as well.
I definitely agree Itek Tackle
thanks for the nice words!!
He got me when i translated TAOFLEDERMAUS
I’m in the hospital recovering from covid Pneumonia and have enjoyed watching in. Y’all have gave me ideas but I enjoy watching way more. 👍🏻 to the whole crew those there or not. OG is always a nut job but made the targets 👍🏻👍🏻
tell Evan to replace the Shaft with a carbide drill bit in order to make AP rounds
That's actually a really cool idea 👍
Also double as fragmentation rounds if you're hitting anything harder than flesh.
Dude, yessss!
I would say you're all sick 😷 but I consider myself normal and so far every comment I've read is exactly what I was going say. Soo.....
🔥
I hadn't thought so much about it, but you do have some very impressive loading skills to make all these crazy things work!
Yeah, a lot more experience and knowhow than "just tossing ish in a shotgun shell". He's been loading for a while.
Oh yeah these guys could kill you with glitter if they wanted lol
That's called experience at work.
I don't explain how I load stuff too often. I have learned a lot from failures though and sometimes I just get lucky.
11qq
Highly impressed by Gregg's handling of the shaft and ball's!!! 😉
I appreciate the Canadian translation. I was lost before that eh!!
Another cool test with great results. Keep up the great work guys!!
lol
Vancouver Island; in the house
These slugs need to be produced. That's incredible.
Really impressive because when you first see it, it just doesn't seem as if something with that shape and construction would be so extremely accurate. You guys never cease to amaze. Thank you!
3-Ball On A Shaft was the name of OG's Lithuanian death baroque quintet.
lol
Wow. Top notch. Look out, OG.
Actually me and OG are starting a new political jazz band called "Wet Cough" we are actually looking for a 11th triangle player, I wanted to only have 10 triangles but OG has a thing for prime numbers
Oh wow I didn't notice until now how early I caught this one, a minute after upload lol. These things are great, another fantastic job by Evan!
thanks for stopping by Delta!
@@taofledermaus Always happy to watch!
I appreciate that you guys keep it real. Your interesting content, excellent camerawork, and your genuine personalities are what make me keep coming back for more.
As always good work fellas. And thank you for the video.
thanks for the nice words!
Great shooting Gregg and Jeff. Also thanks to Evan for sending the projectiles for Jeff to make a video about .
Police are tasked with doing some of the most physically and mentally challenging work you can imagine yet i was always amazed at the sense of humor they possessed!! Greg ,my son and i Love your markmanship,and Sense of humor, Jeff Thank you for Hard work on the ballistic, Engineering End! Great channel!!!
Jeff: We read and reply!
Gregg: yeah, cuz we're desperate...
Awkward laughter ensues.
lol
I am really impressed with those loads! I also want to thank y'all for not being sponsor sell-outs. There is nothing more frustrating that watching the channel sell a product and then sit through youtubes commercial.
Radial bearings have very close tolerances for weight and balance for use in high speed motors.
You guys keep me rolling on the floor laughing, even when I don't get your inside jokes. Please keep up the great content, jokes and shining a spotlight on these totally excellent designers like Evan. Outrageous Entertainment is what you provide. Thank you.
It's so refreshing to see a channel more focused on the content than making a buck from a product or service that I'll never use.
v2.0 should have a tungsten core. More density in the middle might induce some spin independent of the outer bearings.
That shot on the watermellon was visual art.
Yea it really is a special one 👍
Just got to that part. "Visual art" is might be an understatement.
OG sucks at shooting! I'm just kidding, you guys are all awesome. Especially Brianna! I appreciate all the hard work all of you (especially Jeff) put in to make these videos. Keep em coming!
thanks Dan!
This is an ingenious way to achieve extremely accurate manufacturing levels for your slug without actually manufacturing the components, makes sense that its super accurate. Pretty cool.
thanks!
Once again, I watched this video... all the way to the end and I feel entertained! Thanks for making a quality channel full of physics and fun!
thanks Eric!
I've been watching Jeff's stuff for years and years and I know I'm not alone.
There's good reason for that. I even put up with OG's channel as a result. :-)
GET BETTER SOON DANNY!
-Ed on the Ridge
Thanks for being tolerant , Ed. Glad to have you (barely able to) watch the show. 😎👍
@@OGsDangerShow Ya dork, you know I love ya. :-)
As per your previous video; for raw combat power, nothing beats a 12 gauge shotgun.
Once again Texans step up to the plate and hit a home run.
jeff is just training us for the wasteland, those work really well
This shotgun round gives credence to the theory "space is infinitely curved" in physics, it is a round that has excessive spinning all through it. There are a lot of other things that apply but I'm sure you got the over-simplification. It's the whole idea behind the failed gyrojet weapon prototypes. Instead of jets in the round, it's a modified flywheel concept to better use the rifling effect. Nice.
Loved the tennis ball in the water and on the gel - great way to help show the energy transfer in a way that is easily understandable. Love your channel!
thanks!
Evan did it again, truly a genius. Crazy round and great filming. :)
I wonder if in the future you guys will be able to get Evan on camera to discuss, for example, how he coming up with his ideas. I bet he just turning every leftovers at his workshop into something fun, but hey, who knows.
Jeff and OG are a great combo . Thanks guys, always put a smile on my face 😂
Glad you enjoyed it
they go together like apple and sauce!
Enjoyed every minute. 😎🤙🏼
thank you Horst.
That's what.
-She
Mr. G
Lmao took me a sec
Amen. And could I buy some of the rounds you fire?
Wow, I saw the round and thought that wouldn't work, surprised the hell out of me how accurate they were. Thanks for keeping it real guys, I always can count on your video's to get me giggling!
thanks!
Evan cones up with some of the most Incredibly Imaginative stuff....
KUDOS Evan 🤘🏼 😂
Thanks, you should check out my channel th-cam.com/channels/1-FAXWWFY7WYBRmhu1HNEg.html
Love you guys!!!! This episode will go down as a “CLASSIC”!!!!! Been a fan for a while!! Keep up the good work!!
thank you Brian
Evan strikes again! Interestingly, my wife has a smooth bore that works well with my rounds. Rifling isn’t always the answer.
Neodym magnets with repelling poles put into a shotgun casing... honestly the watermellon pattern makes it look more like Zoigberg from Fifth Element.
I have always enjoyed your content and witty banter! I really couldn't find anything bad to say about you guys!
OG ,you are messed up. That's why we love you 😂
I love to watch how the internal rotating part of the ball bearing functions as a gyro stabilizer for the slug - very interesting video!
thanks!
You guys are always so colourful! :)
lol thanks
Love the content, reload a couple for lead plate please. Curious about what the projectiles will do , go through or make a spectacular crater
Fantastic video! Great work Evan! Wonderful camera work, shooting, and hilarious banter.
thank you very much!
The accuracy of those slugs is insane, when I first started watching this video I was sure the accuracy on those creative slugs by Evan wasn't going to be all that great but now I am very surprised insanely accurate these creative slugs are.... Yet again another enjoyable video to watch by you and officer Greg. Major shout-out to the both of you.
thanks!
Smooth bore with a rifled choke might impart spin on just the outer races as it would produce more of a snap spin after the core had established a fixed momentum. In theory anyway.
I think it'll be relatively impossible to prevent the core from spinning at all. I think your idea would be great for a greater difference in rotational speed between the core and outer race, but there is still some friction between all the parts, and inertia always wins.
@@jordanrogers6804 what about rifled barrel to a reverse rifled choke? Core spins one way and the race spins the other?
@@Username-jb2vs - Seriously twisted thinking . . . Barnes Wallis approval pending! : )
"Slow moving chunk of goo is the 1st chapter in my auto-biography."
I think I just died from laughter
Well, AS USUAL, "Three balls on a shaft" got the JOB DONE.....Regardless !!!!
I absolutely love y’all’s channel and how it’s operated! Been watchin y’all’s channel for such a long time! Never disappoints.
This one is amazing! You guys are a lot of fun to watch. Thanks for being real.
Thank You!! I will shoot my bearings through a 1 lb tube of grease to speed pack them. Not really a time saver, just more fun.
Spent many hours packing bearings as a kid.
You should shoot lengths of copper pipe with different wall thicknesses to see if you could cut a hole through the balistic jel.
THREE BALLS ON A SHAFT?
REMINDS ME OF PROM NIGHT.
We had very different prom nights but you do you my man.
I'm amazed by the accuracy, thought it would tumble, and fly apart.
Same here! These work better than I could’ve imagined.
Most enjoyed slug ever.
Thanks :D
Another awesome video, would love to see these vs lead plate and also see the OG take a 100yd shot
Hey what if you could put the shell in a field of spinning magnets at high rpms then quickly place the shell in a smooth bore and shoot it while the rotational mass is still spinning. That should make it a dead on slug due to the gyroscopic action and should theoretically fly straight
Over engineering at its absolute purest from
Or you could just rifle the barrel, and make the outside of the slug soft enough to engage the rifling.
It's all pretty snug inside the shell and even snugger as it hits the barrel. (a tight squeeze)
Bullets will climb in the direction of rotation. I suspect your idea may be subject to the same forces
Paul Harrell would have used the new and improved Gummi bear.
"& the gel formula, per non-fluid ounce, exactly matches 82% of the compound curves of a 400lb grizzly having a dump under a clear February sky with CavOK conditions of 71% relative humidity in frost . . ."
OG is clearly an adult entertainer, child educator. Loved the references OG. :D
You guys are always entertaining. It's great to have fun while learning.
"She was a big lady."
I spit coffee.
And juicy too.
@@PaulCarm thanks for that.
I have to wonder, while the outer bearings didn't spin faster than the core when leaving the barrel, if the outer slows down first once it hits the target, could the inner still have rotation that effects flight?
Like a Gyro giving it stability in flight.
There is no reason for inner and outer side to spin different rates, nothing is holding the shaft in place for it to rotate at a different speed then the outside
@@Mr2winners There is "something" limiting the outer, once it penetrates "something"....
lOVE IT WHEN YALL SHOOT RANDOM THANGS'
A little more fun than paper targets. lol
You had me at Nutonic fluid! Always love the content and learn a lot even when things don't go as planned keep up the good work!!
OG you could be a legit comedian on Comedy Zone. You are great with working with everything on these videos.
Just watched this one again. Always great! Had to add THANK YOU VERY MUCH! for no ads for stupid cell phone games etc.
You guys are the real GOATS.
I am 100% relieved to learn that there is a channel out there dedicated to demonstrate the use of ranch as a lotion
This is my favorite mass accelerated content ya keep up the good work and I hope Danny gets to feeling better..
thanks Eddie
"You guys should shoot some B batteries!" xD
They're as hard to find as A cells are though...
Nice, was juust watching Dimitri a couple of days ago lol
_THAT_ was probably one of the best 'improvised' shotgun slugs you've ever sent down-range. The accuracy was phenomenal! (I suspect that slug rotation was enhanced by using bearings...the label "gyro-slug" was *not* an exaggeration.)
Definitely worthy of an guest appearance in top-flight action movie (like a John Wick flick).
thanks!!
Mist interesting, but this test has no bearing on the slug's usefulness for home defense. Hats off to Evan for his creativity.
Thanks ☺️
Rifling makes everything better...I wish they didn't tell the lumber department at Menards this.
Yeah, rifled 2x4s don't make a nice shed. :P
theoretically, the 3-bearing slug should fly straighter after an impact compared to a normal lead slug. My thinking is that the center rod will continue to spin on impact, as the bearing stop spinning during penetration. After the whole assembly exits the target, the spinning center rod would transfer some of its rotational energy to the bearings, causing the whole assembly to spin again. In fact, i believe the center rod will spin even faster on impact when the outer bearing stop due to conservation of rotational energy.
The video does show the bearing slug rotating after exiting the target. It would be interesting to compare this bearing slug to a solid lead slug of the exact same size (with the same sabot) and see if the lead slug is also rotating after exiting the target.
gregg is hilarious his impression of the comentors had me weak asl
🤣 Gregg's humor cracks me up every time. Jeff - "Oh, that ones missing both of the grease seals" Gregg - "Well you can't use it then for sealing grease"
Super cool. Now Evan really had a brilliant and simple idea (both terms work very well together). And this is a precision slug: ball bearings are a precision product. Wonderful idea and a wonderful video from the very first shot (I've been waiting all day to see it...)!
Another big surprise! Wasn't quite sure what these would do
What was the fiber content of the applesauce?
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Imagine breaking into a house of mechanic and getting clapped by a radius bearings.
Beware of custom rounds in self defense. Either you render it less effective, OR the targets lawyers establishes you maliciously custom engineered the round to be EXTRA LETHAL. Sad but true. Same reason you place a sign on fence saying DOG ON PREMISES not BEWARE OF DOG. As soon as you state beware, the opposition legal team with move to show you KNEW the dog was dangerous ... ... ...
3 balls on a shaft squad represent!
I replayed that last high speed shot of the ballistics gel at .25 playback speed.
Gorgeous!
I was in hoping for a sonoluminescence flash, but not this time sadly.
I was thinking about the bearings running through the rifling. You'd have to reduce the friction between the inner & outer race so the inner core doesn't start to rotate.
The main source of friction will be from the viscosity of the grease. A viscous grease is used so it doesn't drip past the grease shield in use. But we only want it lubricated for a momentary use. Just enough to get it down range.
So if you wash out the thick grease it comes packed with and replace it with the lightest oil you can find. A 2 stroke oil & petrol mix at 40:1 is the lightest, cheapest lubricant I can think of. Applied & used before the heat at that scorching range evaporates the petrol leaving the gloopy 2 stroke oil behind.
Then, as the outer race spins up down the barrel there isn't enough friction to pass that rotation to the 8nner core.
It'd look great in the high speed shots having the outer rings spinning whilst the inner core isn't but I think it will lead to a drop off of accuracy because there's less mass rotating meaning the gyroscopic stabilisation will be reduced.
You guys really are the best. Never boring, never disappointing.
thanks!
I like how he slipped in “that’s what she said” so smoothly!
Was looking for this comment. Made me lol
I love my shotguns...I'll always watch and I'm subbed to o.g and I'm like o.g now I wonder about 100 yards lol
He was using iron sights for all the shots too.
We all miss the lead plate......
I loved that. Very interesting. So many fancy things tumble and wobble. Plain old bearings just flew perfectly. Pure YT old school. Been with you all the way guys. Keep them coming please. And thanks huh ?
thanks!!
Thank you officer Greg and crew you are awesome. Keep it coming .and my God's blessings be with you
Next iteration of that could possibly have the shaft free to depart the bearings on impact giving a steel core perpetrator. Nothing like making a mean round one thou' meaner.
LEAD PLATE!?
The introduction was waaaaay full of “That’s what she said” moments
Greg's aim is spot on to be sure as well as the slug being s crazy smart idea.
One of the coolest slugs yet.