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Hi Brett McCoy here. I forgot to include more detail. I made the mask back in High School welding class 2014. This has been sitting in my basement ever since! I do have pictures of how the whole thing was made. I never heat treated it or anything by I did get an A in class! My design was based off of a carboard cutout of an Army of Two mask from the game series. I planned to put some type of glass in the eye holes to stop from funneling rounds into the wearer's eyes but never got around to it. It also really was not practical to wear and would probably slam all the force directly into the wearer's chin. I ran into a bunch of issues with sizing and ended up having to redo the eye holes and put in extra metal to close up gaps but I don't think it did to shabby.
We were super impressed by it! I was surprised that it took that 4.6 like a champ! Thanks for sending it in and enjoy the Surefire!
🙌🙌🙌 You did a great job!
Spot on with the army of two theme. I
Loved that game and as soon as he showed the mask, it reminded me of that.
That mask was sick dude. Great work!
now if that was strips of ar500. that would be sick.
I like how the eye sockets will funnel the rounds into your eyes.
This is the best comment
I was about to mention something
I'M SO SCARED RUSSIA WILL NUKE US!?!!!!??!!? 😱😱😱😱😱
Pretty much.
@@Nepomniachtchi_Austin
NO I DON'T WANT TO DIE!!! 😭😭😭😭
We need to see more of this Indonesian guy, his stuff looks really promising
I'm just hoping some greasy company doesn't steal his idea.
It’s nothing new. It’s not his own design, but still cool
Matt 10 years later: "So today we're having a little test of a W85 nuclear warhead, shooting a medium sized island once, see if it can hold up or get blown to pieces."
@@wrathmachine7609 your seeing things
"we've got this warhead and we're goina put it inside this other warhead and try shooting it out of my new shotgun."
Just a heads up for any of you aspiring chainmail wearing combatants, chainmail is not in fact intended for blunt weapon protection. It is intended to protect from cutting weapons, crushing and thrusts are very dangerous even when wearing it
Was about to make this same comment.
I can already hear Shad screaming in the distance
It’s the same concept as a cutting glove. Which are chainmail and used to protect from, cutting. Lol
Not only that but copper.... Jot a great material for it. Steel, sure. Soft metals? Eh, looks nice, but not exactly effective.
Tons of people at my work have to wear them daily because they're using really sharp knives all day. (pork processing plant.)
I love how the chew stick progressively gets larger and larger as the montage goes on. 🤣
Some Leslie Nielsen type stuff. Great
long chewstick means more extra superior redneckery
I was thinking the same lol
I hadn't caught that.I just noticed the big stick at the end. Funny!
Reminds me of the sheriffs hat getting bigger each scene in scary movie 😂
to be honest all if those guys but like 1 deserve to win. 1 guy spent 3 yrs on the copper chain mail, the mask and all those welds, grinding and shaping is impressive and that dragon skin was amazing too! Well done all
The “work harder next time” had me laughing almost as much as when the pickaxe straight murdered that mannequin🤣
This skit was top-of-the-line. The crippling depression part was hilarious.
@Cool ASMR birds?
@Cool kinda satisfying
So funny i forgot to laugh.
@@imsharted Are you a bot have the terminators come to yt
@Don't read profile photo let me guess. You are a middle aged man
The straw getting exponentially longer has me dying lolol
that was more linear growth if anything
RIGHT? AND THEN IT TURNS INTO A BRANCH LOL!!
Pinochio😊
Hahahaha
This is the second time we've had chainmail on this channel and as cool as this stuff looked, it was, again, butted mail. That stuff is basically for costume purposes only, it can't stop a significant hit from pretty much anything, especially made from copper, you could probably break through that with your bare hands. Would be interesting if Matt got some real steel riveted or welded mail armour and tested _that_ out (perhaps even with a historical gamebson beneath it but that might be expecting a little much) against modern guns.
Funnily enough, the reason chainmail was eventually abandoned in favor of plate steel was because of the advent of early firearms: while plate steel could stop them, a musket ball hitting chainmail would cause the links to shatter and basically turn eash shot into a mini frag grenade when it hit you, sending bits of sharp, broken steel into your body along with the bigass lump of lead shot. Seeing just how poorly things would go against modern firearms would be interesting.
That isn't why mail was abandoned... Mail fell out of popularity much earlier than the advent of firearms. Mail is just very expensive to make compared to plate. The plague in 1350 killed a significant portion of the workforce, and mail became even more expensive to make. At the same time, water powered hammers came into use, which drove costs for plate armour down. A breastplate could be made within 6 hours. A mail hauberk or haubergeon will take 20 to 30 times as many hours. Mail is also less protective against thrusts, which are one of the primary dangers on the battlefield (missiles and lances). Mail relies on stopping the attack, rather than deflecting it like breastplates do. Breastplates also allowed the fitting of a lance rest, which drastically increased the power of shock cavalry.
The combination of all these things caused mail to fell out of favor. It was still used to protect areas that couldn't be protected by plate for another hundred years though.
@@joost1120 Wasn't main the cheaper option actually? Like it was possible for common soldiers to buy chainmail because full plate armor was VERY expensive? Chainmail wasnt the cheapest option for armor but it wasn't that expensive.
But yes, firearms were most of reason why old armor was phased out.
I'm so glad you used hand tools on that chain mail and gave it a fair showing. Also, felt a little like OG demo ranch days. Well done and thanks for the content.
It wasn't a fair showing though. Chainmail wasn't used to stop blunt attacks like that. It was to protect from slashes and shit from swords. Honestly I feel bad for the guy who made it. Felt super disrespectful the way he treated that dudes absurd amount of hard and beautiful work. I know he went it in willingly, but he broke the shit out of it with irrelevant shit before even shooting it and even threw it away to the side after. It was literally like a piece of art. Poor dude.
You should do a collab with the Slow Mo Guys, get a detailed video of how the bullets actually deform/interact with various materials!
Hell yeah, I've been suggesting that to Scott at KB
apparently gavin is extremely against firearms
@@childhoodprepper Even though Dan used one in their last video.
@@childhoodprepper Yet they do firearm videos consistently prior to covid restrictions.2
He needs to just buy a slow motion cam
As one who makes chain mail, that vest was painful to watch. I have made myself a full hauberk and I powered through and did it in four months. For the longest time, every time I'd close my eyes all I would see chain mail pattern. I also tried a copper chain mail and it did not work bc it was too costly. Kudos to that man.
I’ve got a piece about 6”x8” made of steel wire that was supposed to be a hood. That’s as far as I made it when I realized I was never gonna finish. Lol. Pretty easy to get started, pretty hard to follow through.
imagine all that work and u cant even earn a lamp.... heheeeeeee
Do you think they actually made it, or just bought it at a renaissance festival or something lol
I personally think that it qould be more expensive to buy it than make it.
If you don't rivet it it's not even worth making it
Demolition Rach never fails to make me smile. Probably the best show on TH-cam 😉
honestly i hope the slow-mo cutaways never stop. every one of them is amazing.
"we're gonna hit this with a few more blunt things. Just cause that's what chainmail's for."
I know Mat isn't an armor guy, but chainmail was made to defend against slashing armaments rather than blunt or pricing armaments.
Bet your fun at partys (these replies below me are funny)
Bet your fun at partys
@@shanecameron6667 Depends on the sort of party... And how much alcohol is involved.
Had he not loaned his +5 charisma bracer to the guy going for that alcohol, this coment would have been much more popular.
If people can't have a conversation about medieval armor at a party I'm not super interested frankly.
He is right though chain armor was made to protect from slashing sword blows. It was virtually useless against pointy things like arrows and spears.
edit: A lot of people have been telling me that my comment is factually incorrect, so sorry.
Hey Matt, engineer who works at a hardware store now here. The Elastomeric is elastomeric roof sealant, it's basically rubber. He used the good stuff for that hubcap too.
the way your wheat/grass kept growing in your mouth had me not only captivated, but excited, focused, and ready and hardened to learn. thank you for this amazing demonstration and precise tutorial and learning video for education.
Chris needs a demo jacket or something to put that much time into the copper chain mail and give it to you ....props to him
I agree, that’s a lot of work
Chainmail is to stop slashing, contrary to what you see in pop culture films it had gambeson (thick tightly woven fabric) underneath to help dissipate blunt force. So whilst I don't think copper would make for a good chain mail (it was the bronze age, the tin was added for a reason) I don't think it's quite as ineffective as shown
DORK ALERT!!!
Depends I'd the rings are riveted or not. Most modern recreations are butted or split. Riveted are much stronger.
@@tymorgan92 plus it was never made from copper (or bronze because they both suck for that purpose) always wrought iron or steel.
Did you just say ‘whilst?’
🤣🤣 of COURSE you know all about chain mail
@@robdubent that seems to be more of a millennial+hipster thing. Not necessarily a medieval weapons expert.
Matt manages to make more entertaining videos than 95% what huge television productions with huge crews and budgets can. Amazing.
💯 dude
Fo sho!
Not to mention how well his intros are everytime lmao. Most people use the exact same intro for years, Matt has a new idea for every single intro, and they're always hilarious.
I agree man, always good content!
mat, You have unintentionally given the world the best reference images for people shooting guns.
Thank you, your content helps me draw.
I love these videos really pushing invitation for the possibilities of new really good body armor
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YASS! Thanks for using my chainmaille on the episode!
Excellent workmanship. Ive made stuff from cooper rings before and can appreciate the time and effort.
It’s yours but you don’t know how to spell it? 🤔
matt never cleans his guns, when they get dirty he just gets a new one!!! love the content, safe shooting all the best from the UK
The little copper ring that lands on his left shoulder at 8:23 is *chefs kiss*
That chain mail might not have been great at stopping anything, but man was it gorgeous. Three years of work and it became art.
That was not art just a massive waste of time and money. Whoever made it should be very ashamed.
@Robert Sears I'm guessing you're a "glass half full" kind of guy. You must be a hoot at parties.
@@robertsears8323 be a waste in your eyes.
@@robertsears8323 if someone wanted to waste 3 years of there time and thousands money then let them be
@@ju8_hiugo No someone as to do the right thing and call them out and sham them.
7:45 "we're gonna hit [the chainmail] with a couple of blunt things because that's what chain mail is actually for"
Oh god, I can already hear Shad screaming in the distance xD
(for those that don't know: chain mail, being flexible, offers exactly zero protection against blunt weapons. It's also pretty bad against piercing, but it has fantastic slashing protection (in Matt's demonstration not so much against the thrown axe, but this is also just copper mail and thus rather soft). Historically, you'd normally combine chain mail with a gambeson or other type of cloth armor. Combined, you get pretty good protection against all types of attacks, though of course not as good as plate armor. For example, arrows will get blunted when hitting the mail, thus being subsequently unable to pierce the cloth, whereas arrows could pierce both armor types on their own with ease. Tod's Workshop has good videos on the topic)
It was kind of disheartening to see considering some one spent years making it
@LabRat Knatz it was actually made by a fan, not some company, so it was in fact quite the effort. However, the creator* responded to some other comment claiming he doesn't mind the destruction, as he didn't really have a use for the mail after he was done with it.
*I, of course, have no way of verifying if that was actually the maker of the shirt or just an imposter.
That being said, if you send something to Matt and tell him to test it's effectiveness as armor, you shouldn't be surprised if it gets obliterated. So whether or not that guy really was the guy who made the mail, the creator likely did expect this outcome.
Oh man.. Woody is gonna make a lot of VW enthusiasts cry over that..🤣
killer transition with the new 9mm. loved it *chefs kiss*
One thing about chainmail is that it is only truly effective when worn over some type of clothing. I don't speak from real experience of course but the History Channel taught me many things about arms & armor.
True without some sort of padding the rings would just dig in to you. That however is nowhere close to proper mail. Copper is very soft and easily punctured by something like the tomahawk so it’s not the right material. Material choice aside it should still be able to turn a blade and prevent cuts. I think its biggest weakness is that it is likely butted mail, where the ring is just pinched together, nowhere near functional and can be ripped apart with your hands. Real mail would be made of flatter rings with the rings alternating between being a solid ring and one that is riveted together so lighter and much stronger.
Usually you would wear a gambeson or some sort of padded vest under your chainmail. It makes it more comfortable to wear and should give more protection.
You’re correct. Arrowtips for example can poke through the rings and the gambeson will keep them from poking you
@@thealpaca8hay I thought it was typically worn over some type of padded clothing. Wasn't sure of the name though, thanks for the info 👍
@@natelax1367 it actually depends on the type of head you’re shooting, the weight of the shaft, and if the head is quenched/tempered or not
I noticed the mysterious cinematic mode never happens when the shooter is carrying a 22 credit card gun. Scott might find that helpful next time he’s there.
I have a life card its terrible to aim but I keep it loaded with snake shot and carry a regular pew pew boy but anyways its so easy to carry you don't even realize you have it so why not
I think the life card is awesome
@@NekwaWatch if you’re in a pinch it will get the point across to tell people not to fuck with you. Snake shot can’t feel too good
@@SpencerShirey1998 yeah thats what I'm thinking fire it and run if they chase me pull the other one
Too small for his hands
Chainmail maker did a great job. Looks stylish too.
Amazing! You have to continue with this 💪🏻
These are my favorite style of videos. Love seeing you test body armor
Matt, you gotta shoot a air compressor full of air. We need to see this.
He's shot air tanks in the past...I think a compressor too, but I distinctly remember the air tanks.
Hasnt he done that already? Pretty sure he shot up some scuba tanks in a vid?
He’s shot a giant compressed air tank with an incendiary round if I remember correctly. Cant remember the video though… sorry
I would donate my compressor
@@nitrous_god he shot a O2 cylinder with the tracer. Pretty wild.
This has probably been said by many other people, but I was told that chainmail is specifically designed to stop slashing motions. Stabbing and large blunt force are effective weapons against chainmail. As shown in this perfectly well-done video.
That Will Smith joke aged REALLY well.
Elastomeric is like a caulking material that self levels to fill in cracks and hardens like a rubber. It is commonly used to fill in voids from concrete cracks or saw cuts to keep moisture out.
I've only ever used it on metal. Like gutters or tin roofing.
RUSSIA WILL NUKE US??!!?!?!?!?!!😱😱😱😱😱😱😱
They use elastomeric in paint as well.
@@dnandez79 Duration
Is also used as a roof coating instead of shingles
"Will definitely stop a slap from will smith at the oscars"
~Matt from demolitionranch, circa 2022
I feel like it would be a pretty interesting idea to see what the best homemade body armor could be (whatever you could make w like everyday tools and objects)
the wheat that kept getting longer! XD comic genius!
For those non-enginerd types out there:
Sintered carbides: Very hard metal powder fused into solid shapes.
UHMWPE: Ultra high molecular weigh polyethylene. Basically really durable but still semi-flexible plastic.
Honeywell spectra: Super high strength fibers similar to kevlar.
Lol when he said Honeywell I thought about like the fans
isn’t spectra just a brand name for UHMWPE fiber?
As a fellow engineer, that would have been my pick to win.
Thank you.
isnt the polyethylene a nylon....is nylon a plastic?
(serious questions not trolling)
I'm surprised not to see more comments on that dragon scale. That was true ingenuity. Has a bright future ahead of him.
Same!
exactly same here! he actually sent something in that’s of commercial quality that he produced himself.
As someone who has looked into dragon scale and *exactly* why it failed, I'm not sure this would be better. It might even be worse.
The main reason dragon scale failed was because the glue they were using to hold it together didn't work in adverse conditions... Spectra actually has the same problem (though different conditions, the ones it has problems with are just as likely.) Plus I'm not sure how well a woven approach would work.
@@SirSpence99 Thanks for the info, I’ve always heard of dragon skin in a glorifying light and that it’s this flawless design but never hear about the flaws in it’s design. i still am impressed that someone put in that much effort tho.
@@nollie_ollie8358 To be fair, I did it for business reasons.
The entire situation was pretty nuts actually.
Basically, the military got a hold of the armor, did some testing, it failed *all* of their adverse conditions tests (temp test, chemical test a couple others, conditions they expect the average armor to experience) so they passed that around and told soldiers that the armor failed their tests.
The company that made dragonscale got a hold of this and decided to go to the press and talk about how the military designed tests to make their armor fail.
Then, in retaliation the army released the test results that showed not only had they done a more than fair test, the armor was dangerous for civilian use. They also at that point changed internal rules to prevent soldiers from using non-certified armor.
Then, for some strange reason, the company that made dragonscale was sold three times within the next 2 years and from what I can tell, the patent was allowed to expire.
The riff during the slo-mo section slapped. 🤘🤘
I was like, wait, is his straw getting longer? And then you had a stick. Lmao. It was subtle at first and then ridiculous. Love it.
Matt is literally when you max out your character on charisma
12:46 ouch.
I would say that copper vest is definitely worth a gift of some sort for the amount of work put in. That is dedication if I must say, and worth a few dollars down the scrap yard. What is it about $6-7 a kilo in the USA
About $10 a pound.
Thanks! It took forever to make. Haha
Chain mail like that retails for a few hundred dollar
@@chrisgonyou Good job man 👍 You deserve at least a swag bag for all the work. Some shirts, hats, stickers and such.
@@chrisgonyou ...this man deserves a nice sized gift certificate to get himself a new firearm
The hay just kept getting bigger 😆 🤣 😂
Great video!!! The algorithm finally figured I wanted to see what concrete does to bullets. After ten videos. It is faster to search for things yourself. Now I will just mention fryingpan, wink wink.. and wait for Algo. Nice and slow. Great upload thx!!
Elastomeric is a roofing sealant. Doesn’t work very well at least in Florida. But I’ve seen 5 gallon buckets harden and it’s made me think
how many buckets will stop a bullet?
@@jacobkrout1627 that’s a question only Matt could answer
Is it "sealant" or closer to "thermal paint" for roofing? Personally haven't played with that specifically, but I did have a guy try to use buckets of thermal paint as cheap caulking for nails. Might have worked if it had been applied like paint, but didn't do chit when dabbed like caulking. I make the comparison because the thermal stuff seemed more like slightly thick latex paint rather than a "sealant" of any kind.
Regardless, that stuff seemed like more of the outer coat on a hard plate armor. Might have caught some extra particles but not stopping squat.
Might have been a good material for a top coat on the mask?
@@outcast170 I guess that depends how you use it. It’s sold as a sealant and actually some places consider a coating a new roof.. I rarely ever use them because I really don’t have any faith. I’ve used them and had success on a low scale. But I think if it was thick enough in between hard layers it could be effect in stopping catch the broken bullet.
Honestly the fact that Matt can keep a straight face during the epic montages is amazing, I wouldn't even be able to do them without laughing
I'm sure they had to do a million takes just to get that little bit
I love how during the montage the thing I his mouth just keeps getting longer and longer. Such a classic gag and I love it!
Love the choice in music for the dramatic sequence 🤘🏻
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I remember watching this guy as a kid now coming back after so long I still love these videos
I wouldn't call the copper chainmail redneck body armor. Looks like a piece of art to me.
It is a piece of art Indeed.
So is the Mask.
And the dragon skin is an interesting piece of engineering.
I love the effort he puts into the skits!!!!!
Aw dude when the song started my headed started nodding lol niiice
That copper chainmail is kinda just cool to look at, I legit want a shirt
Ive been waiting for this channel to become the "testing homemade body armor channel" for a while.
Legend has it that as Matt’s gun collection grows, so does his wheat stalk
I’ve heard that 2 days after he posted this video he has a tree
The guy who made the chainmail is crying right now
Matt I LOVE YOUR INTROS THEYRE THE BEST ON THE INTERNET lmao. They’re all so creative I love it
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2:54
Send that dude a shirt or something. My goodness. IF someone spent 3 years making that just for you to shoot it then that's a true fan.
Damn right! I love this show. Thanks - and I think it would be rad if one did show up!
It would take way less than 3 years to repair the holes in the chain mail, you should see if the person that sent it wants it back.
Why? Just sell it for scrap as that is all it was ever good for.
@@robertsears8323 why? Because the guy hand crafted it and having something destroyed by demolition ranch gave it immeasurable value to the person who made it.
@@manarazor4782 That is so VERY stupid in everyway. The POS that wasted there time on that crap needs to be so very ashamed for being so stupid.
Same with the very stupid face mask. Both are so worthless that is the makers actually thought that there homemade crap would work is sad. If these things worked then they would have been used by now.
I love these they to show people that NO they can't make home made body amour that works.
@@robertsears8323 you're clearly a sad, bitter, cynical, myopic, and likely extremely bored person. Taking it out on TH-cam comments, where you have a sense of perceived "anonymity", although anyone with the time and a little bit of internet research (assuming in this day and age they even need it) could quite easily find your I.P address and therefore you. It's not only foolish on your part, it's futile. If your ego is that fragile, go see a therapist. The point wasn't whether or not it worked. The maker knew it wouldn't. He said as much in the other comment thread you ... Interestingly didn't respond to thereafter. 🤔 the point that everyone else who replied to you, has tried to make, is that he took his time to make it entirely by hand. Even if it means nothing to you, labor pays peoples bills. And labor done in one's free time, specifically that which takes any notable amount or sort of time and effort/focus/determination/motivation, is worth commending given the fact that most people don't. It's extraordinary to see something handcrafted by a singular normal person in the day of automation and rampant consumerism. Just because you can't or are too lazy to do anything worthwhile, or maybe just bitter that you perhaps made an entry that wasn't accepted... Doesn't make it at all rational to attempt to tear someone else down.
Tl;Dr you're a sad egotistical person who should go seek help instead of gloating over something trivial and that has no real relevance to you, on the internet, before you just so happen to aggravate the wrong person and get more than you bargain for.
DISCLAIMER: this is in no way a threat, nor implication of ill-will or any intent whatsoever to perform any illegal behavior. It's a warning not to be an ass on the internet in the age OF the internet. Where, as previously stated- just about anyone can find you pretty easily and quickly, if they want to bad enough. People should consider that fact more before they try to "troll".
@@manarazor4782 Imagine it being repaired with brass or another contrasting metal so it would still commemorate being a Demolition Ranch target.
That was a good strong lethal throw.
That intro “todays Monday, yep been doing it since then” that is the most southern statement I heard All day
Your new gun looks like sort of a CZ Shadow. I have an old CZ-SP01 Shadow. Great Platform for custom guns. Greetings from Germany
If he hadn't told us I'd think it was a Shadow version of some sort for sure.
3:23 yeah.. very limited access, we have very strict rules here about firearms, even just an airsoft gun could send you in jail and that's one of the reason i like this channel... i was surprised that i'm not the only demoranch fans from Indonesia wkwkwk🤣 (sorry for my english) love you n all of your guns matt ❤ 🇮🇩
Your English wasn't bad at all!
The few things that could be corrected are:
"even just an airsoft gun could send you TO jail..."
"that I'm not the only demoranch FAN in Indonesia..."
And
"love you AND all your guns Matt" (but I think you could've done this right, anyway).
Just correcting you in case you wanted to know :)
Indonesia! you're not alone bro :D
@@Dwarven_Soldier thank you... wkwkwk😆
@@alfasukarno mantab, maen pubg juga pasti nih wkwk 😆
An airsoft gun can land you in jail over there
Love mare in the background saying that's enough lol
This was a great idea good job man👍🏽
Chain-mail is more for slicing cuts, it could be added to gambison, which was a fairly dense multilayered padded coat of sorts (See Shadiversity)
DORK ALERT!!!
In real chainmail the links are also riveted not just bend which keeps them from opening ..... and they are made of steel but you know
Chainmail will never work as any kind of body armor. The person that made it should be very ashamed.
@@Asbitos agreed
@@robertsears8323 it has worked for hundreds of years. Just because wearing the particular vest in the video would be worse than wearing nothing because it is dead weight for no protection does not mean chain mail does not work. That copper “mail” can be ripped apart by hand because the links are simply pinched together. Real mail would have been made out of iron or steel, using alternating flatter solid and riveted rings so lighter and much stronger. Real mail prevents cutting, therefore it is effective armour even to this day. Yes you are still vulnerable to blunt force and things that have a particularly vicious point and obviously bullets but it would still be more protective in a modern knife attack than anything we have today. Yes you are not invulnerable even in real mail, but no armour makes you invulnerable. Is a plate carrier useless because you can be shot in the head?
Greatest start to a video so freaking funny every video is got some hilarious content I love it I just sit back and watch your videos for like seems like hours every time I laugh keep up the great work man you're awesome 👍
Bullet stopwall, to start with instead of a 2x4 belt you use a 2x8 built wall utilizing plywood instead of drywall fill the cavity up with sand as you put ceramic tile in various spots throughout the sand filled cavity. It should not only stop a bullet or bullets but should also great for insulation purposes cold and heat
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Dude literally said I'm going to buy a compound and he did.. he's doing it... congrats Matt!
Is this Chris from MI?
@@wipachogie10 uh yeah?? Lol
@@wipachogie10 how you know lol
@chris85646 Lol. I guessed. There are a couple Chris' that commented and i just guessed this one. When i hear Matt say marquette I was like what the then he added MI to the end of it. And i was like no way! I'm like 2 hours north.
Oh shit man 😂😂😂😂😂 naw I'm not the chris from the video but I am a chris from Michigan lol. I didn't realize the dudes name was chris I just heard Michigan when I watched it first 😂
It would have been cool to see everything lined up for a last shot with the Barrett. 😉
All in a row. Teamwork.
Matt good content you never fail at entertaining.
I forgot how cool throwing axes looked, might need to get back into it
Wouldn’t exactly call the dragon scale redneck. There was some good science and engineering behind it.
Interesting thing about chain mail, is that it's actually like 100x stronger if the links are all welded/riveted. The axe and hammer might have done almost nothing if the links were all sealed. This all said, I do not think it would have stopped even a .22lr
Also, copper isn't really a good idea for a chain mail
Copper links were the biggest issue with it. I've worn, partied, and fought in a variety of mail and can assure you that that's party mail.
It's very pretty and he did great work but I wouldn't wear it even in a rattan stick fight.
All that said, I would love to see some actual mail make it out to Matt
@@Lithui Todds workshop maille?
Problem with ringmail is they dont have any resistance to impact injury, due to their extreme flexibility.
Sure that dull broadsword didnt slice through the ringmail, but the death by internal bleeding when your organs rupture and go into shock will still get you.
There isnt a weave or material you can make it out of and survive the concussive impact of even a 308 round.
@@wendiplays Bruh a sword isn't going to rupture your organs. Mail is flexible, but vastly less flexible than normal fabric. It will definitely take some of the punch out of it. Not to mention you're likely not going to be wearing mail on it's own. You're likely wearing some form of textile armour over the mail, which will distribute the force over a much larger area. You'll be fine.
If you don't believe me, just take a look at any medievel reenactment. Those swords are blunt, but still carry the same energy as a sharp one. In fact, they're generally a fair bit heavier. Reenactors would be dead if their organs ruptured upon being hit.
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Good video. I enjoy your work/videos!
The skit for this one was so on point.
Hey Matt, its been awhile since we've seen trick shots and contraptions. We love all your content! Keep up the good work
Chainmail isn't for stopping blunt things, it's to stop sharp slashing cuts, from swords. Also protects from curly haired top hat wearing rock stars
That last thing lol
I love the tree branch in the mouth during the pump up montage 😂
Hey nice work Chris. Nice to hear about another Michigander at work. It looks amazing. Hope it stands up to the tests.
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I'm also from Marquette MI, was nice to hear of someone else from there on this channel. If he used Steel rings it may have held up better, but I've made copper chain mail before and it's pretty soft. Was neat looking, though!
Daaamn nice Throwing Matt ,)) I can send you my throwing knives i pierced with them real Chainmail armor no problem ,)
Shad would disagree. A stick would be better.
Never thought id see you here
Hey someone I know 😁
Just watched your response video, and I changed my mind lol
@@Astra-nl6si Haha thank you Astra ,))
I would love to see Matt do a collaboration with shadiversity. He could show what a sword or war pick would do with modern body armor and what guns would do to various different medieval armors or even split bullets with swords in a vice like forged in fire
I’m in
He has split bullets with regular knives before.
13:15 that's some good riffs
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Thank you for educating and entertaining us all these years. Wish you and your family nothing but success.
Showing support from England as always 🏴👌🏽
Elastomeric is rubber like polymer used in roofing and it also helps against corrosion
Love the redneck anti Air at 14:00
I always loved this channel and I'll never forget it
Are you ill?
@@Actheman1978 why do you ask?
@@Its_JustBrentton your post seems so final. It seems like you soon will have to stop watching.
13:13 major credits to the transition, god damn that was clean
I have a SAR B6C,. I like it. Thinking about using it for my conceal and carry. It's a good good at a good price. Need to get one of your shirts one day
I don’t know how he comes up with these intros, but those are my favorite part of the videos!
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Can we just take a moment to appreciate what a good shot Matt is?!?