I will note that pan being light and free moving will absorb some of the energy from the pellets in its movement. However, I appreciate this test. I have a story for you from 53 years ago. A COBRA IN MY HOUSE When living just outside Selma, Alabama in 1965 . I was 14. My father had married a waitress named Maude. She was a homely looking woman resembling a man more than a woman or maybe more like an ox. She was stout with a prominent mustache. We lived in an old but stable white house with an orchard in the back including a large lemon tree. Father still sold house insulation and would be gone for days or weeks at a time. Maude would always go with him along with her chihuahua dog. While they were away, I went to school by bus, came home, did my school work and busied myself sculpting clay into animals like cobras, elephants, dogs, gorilla head and the like. I then painted them with oil paint to look more real. But I found that the paint would never dry because of the oil in the clay. I also painted landscapes and drew caricatures of students at school which I sold for $5 each. Another pass time I had was watching TV and shooting the mice and much larger rats that ventured to find food in the house. I had a pump BB gun which did the job quite well. I could see the living room, dining room and the kitchen from my perch on the couch. So when one came sneaking in, it would stop for an instant next to a wall by the doorway, POW!! I got it. I disposed of it outside and then waited for the next. One night I decided to see what would happen if I placed my clay cobra in there. I placed it where most of the rats made a fast dash through the dining room. Then I waited. Sure nuff, a good sized rat came to the edge of the door, it looked around and made its fast dash across the room. Suddenly it ran right into the cobra. The rat leaped high in the air doing a somersault in the air as it came down and hit the floor. Its legs were moving so fast that it was sliding on the floor and it knocked the cobra over with it landing on the rat. It was on it’s back with legs running as fast as it can and squealing. Never knew a rat could squeal that loud. ……. Then silence. I went over to see the rat with paint all over it and the floor. I picked it up by the tail. It was very dead. I thought it died of fright. I threw it out with the others. I was pleased I had created an effective rat killer. So I repainted the cobra and set him up again. The next rat was frighten away by it in time. So, POW!! I got him. I killed three rats that night. When I went to bed I left the cobra in the same place just outside the kitchen door in the dinning room and went to bed, then fell fast asleep. Around 3 AM I was suddenly waken by a loud scream and a bang, bang, bang. Jumping up and running to the dinning room, I saw my stepmother standing on a chair screaming and my father with his 32 snub nose pistol pointing at my now destroyed cobra. I cannot forget the look on my dad’s face as he was bent over looking at the dead cobra, then turning his head to look at me, while still bent over with his mouth wide open. He was stuck between being mad at me because of the damage to the hardwood floor, the extreme fear, and the plain funniness of the situation. He finally started laughing while Maude was still standing in the chair now screaming at me. My father always scoffed at my art as a waste of time but still bragged to others when we had his friends over time to time. He told this story over and over while drinking with a friend at home. It was funny watching him re-enact it while somewhat drunk. I was afraid that he was going to shoot somebody during the act. By the way, I did get into trouble, but mostly because Maude wanted my art out of the house because it ’stunk’. The oil paint had linseed oil and turpentine in it. I wish I had Plaster of Paris back then. The BB gun even then was a fairy dangerous 'toy' that require a certain amount of knowledge and respect. Air guns of today have much more accuracy and power. I have several from cheap to $600.00
You should add chronograph readings to the videos, in the ballistic world there is a well known saying, speed beats armour, the lightweight polymer pellet was the only one that went through
I remember when I tried out my Beeman R1 springer in .177 cal with a pointed tip pellet on a steel warehouse roll up door. The pellet went clean through and revealed sunlight. The pellet was coming out of the muzzle at over 1000 fps with a crack sound.
A bit of a long winded intro but a good informative video, worth the wait . I remember the original sabot type of pellet, they were called Prometheus. They had excellent close too mid range penetration but due to their light weight they lost energy quickly at longer ranges.
Love what your doing. I haven't messed with the sabot rounds yet but seeing this has peaked my interest. I don't think I would risk damaging an expensive pcp for science but a break barel is great for this. I'm going to watch your other 6 vids and try and wait patiently for more!
Your compliments and support mean a LOT to me! Thanks again. I agree with you; I'll keep abusing my break-barrel in the name of science for us to enjoy!
Not in my mind. With the pan not fully secured it absorbs most of the energy when it is impacted and moves thus less penetration. Mount the pan solidly and do a test comparison. I feel there will be a definitive result in accurate tests. Just saying.
Gold Flight Rounds out of any air rifle that shoots them over 1200 FPS can be used for home protection especially the 22 Cal Red Flight Rounds that I tested on a old steel anmo can at 10 feet it went through both side of the steel ammo can and then it went a quarter of a inch into a oak wood table at around 1500 FPS, Red Flight Rounds traveling that fast and at that range would most likely stop a criminal intruder if not drop them in their tracks!
The Crosman Goldflight are replicas of the design by Skenco. The Skenco pellets have or used to have a zinc core, they did when introduced many years ago and probably still do
I will have to get my hands on the ones you mention. I notice a lot of "sharing" in the pellet industry so it will be fun to compare head to head at some time soon. Thank you for the comment!
I'd like to see what happens to the frying pan. when the pan is not so loose, when it's firmly planted. With the pan firmly placed all the energy would be shown in the dent may or the penetration rather than the pan being thrown around
I'm so glad you like it! It's perfect for me too. As you can probably tell, I like being able to perform so many "experiments" in an efficient space. Thanks for the compliment as well! I do this stuff for fun and it's even more fun when people seem to dig it and enjoy it with me.
Yea I found the gold flight a good penetration pellet. Blew holes threw the back of a micro wave with those . There the best for that purpose in my experience.
I have experimented similar trials using sub 12ft lb air rifles. I found that a .177 steel bb superglued to a .22 crossman hollow point made a neat hole in a 1mm+ steel panel. The pellet itself did not pass through though. I came to the conclusion that this exercise has only ballistic benefits if you used a .25 pellet in a 20ft lb plus power air gun. Modifying .22 pellets and even adding a dieseling effect to achieve greater penetration is counterproductive. Loss of accuracy and even the remote possibility of damaging compression seals makes these modifications pointless. I have also use steel tipped polymer pellets, but found then to be disproportionately too expensive. Just choosing a pellet that suits your barrel and maybe choose a harder composition is the optimum choice.
Gold Flight can be used for home protection especially the 22cal version that actually shot through a steel ammo box and about a half inch into oak wood using the Beeman Dual caliber air rifle with a little Vasoline on the back of the round bringing the velocity to over 1350FPS!
I did with a 22cal Beeman dual cal.pellet Gun.I shot the same round that went through the pan into a steel ammo can not only did it go through the first layer it went through the back of the ammo can as well truly the one of the best rounds available! !!!
Yes please to that, but also using a .177 Steel bb glued to a .22 hollow point. A nice neat hole from the BB with the pellet left behind. Then try using a little methanol behind the pellet skirt. The second methanol pellet seems to have more impact than the first. Methinks their is some vapour residue left from the first that seems to have a turbo charged effect on the second.
Kinetic energy is lost with Loosely mounted Target. Mount it solid so the full potential and velocity of the projectile will show will and and be evident. I would be totally interested in your results. Just a suggestion.
I have 3 questions , 1, was each shot fired EXACTLY the same all inclusive ? 2, was the pan held at EXACTLY at the same tension at each fired shot ? 3, Which pellet of those fired are the more expensive to buy ?
To add further depth to your great videos and testing, it's merely a suggestion to show viewers absolute consistency when testing ballistics. I mean, how many psi are those pellets being fired at?
Nice vid ill watch a few more I d be interested what a .22 does since air rifles aren't regulated here. When want a wolverine 303 or an Airforce Texan here you don't need any permit. Just show ur id and it's yours. Personally I won't shoot an air rifle above .22 should get a fire arm license if you want that kind of force behind the projectile. Dennis Quackenbush makes big bores up into the 500 foot-pound category those are also legal here. Abit crazy......... Anyway that's the law here.
Haha--I bet that was some nice gauge stainless steel to shoot through! The Intro music is called Crimson Fly and the main music is Soho--both free from TH-cam's creator studio. I'm glad you liked the video!
This is a good experiment. but now can you do an accuracy test of the above. Power is no good unless it groups well. That's why most just stick to pellets that are accurate like JSB, Air Amrs round head ect.
I could not agree more! Even though I love marksmanship as a sport, I'm working on a rig that will hold the airguns in a consistent and repeatable way so I can start providing good objective data on pellet accuracy. Indeed I extended the ballistic test range to 13ft just the other day for upcoming accuracy tests!
Thanks for that. You have a great channel here that is well worth a look at. Back here in the UK we have to make due with sub 12 ft/lb air rifles, and require a firearm permit for anything above that, which has to be for a good enough reason. As we are not used to the full power airguns like in America, it may be a good test to show us just what the penetration power is like, say through a standard pinewood door of 2 inches thick, at various ranges? Keep up the good work.
Your "good reason" is the fact that your country is being turned inside out and destroyed by a Muslim invasion of rapist's from north Africa. The first step to your Tyrannical government and the coming sharia law was to disarm the population and then have the disarmed people come on the internet and brag about how great it is to be defenseless.
It's been like this since 1968. It's a bloody joke. As far as being invaded by muslim extremists, that's just one reason that most of us voted out of the European Union, we've been ruled by an unelected dictatorship for too long. The politicians and media are shocked, because none of us decided to continue with the way things are. Apart from that though, this is a great youtube channel. keep up the good work Tiny Ballistics Lab.
That was actually a copper-plated lead ball...or round pellet. You can shoot those all day and your barrel should be fine! They have non plated versions bu they're really messy with lead powder.
Cerebral Air-gunning, that's enough for me to subscribe. Have you considered using an airgun that will produce less velocity deviation to insure consistency within a test scenario? Would a regulated PCP will give you more reliable numbers? I haven't seen your other videos yet, so perhaps you are already using other platforms. Anyway, looking forward to more videos and if I think of any suggestions for ballistic testing I won't be too shy to chime in. Cheers and all the best!
You get it!! Yes, I'm eager to introduce several more airguns in upcoming episodes with a wide variety of energies. I have found the gas piston rifle to be very consistent in my tests thus far. I'm busy working on a tiny supersonic rocket at the moment--stay tuned for that!!
Tiny Ballistics Lab Ned a slow mo cam like the new less expensive version to a the Fledermaus and demolition ranch are using. can't remember the brand.
I agree! If the response to the channel continues to be so positive, I would love to get a slow-motion camera at some point soon. I'll do things nobody has ever seen.
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+Tiny Ballistics Lab very interesting videos I do my own testing I got a,stale lump of lamb test some hollow points bit stinky but worth it the badgers I hand feeds will take it away later greetings from UK England Essex 🔫👍🐺🐾
forget the small varmints you can use it for the big boy's... works great as a deterrent but if you need it you have something that is legal and won't kill anyone.
The softness of the pellets have nothing to do with why they didn't penetrate. The velocity does. Shoot them at a higher velocity and they will penetrate. Lead bullets go through thick steel all the time, as long as the velocity is high enough.
Even lead core bullets don't compete with fully copper bullets when it comes to depth of penetration. I has to do with how quickly your projectile looses mass upon impact. Both deform similarly but a lead core will only retain about 60-70% of its mass in fragmentation, whereas a fully copper bullet will retain in the high 90%s. Yes both types of bullets will shoot through some steel, but how much steel? Armour piercing rounds generally have a tip or core made of a very hard material such as tungsten. Pellets are not bullets. They are designed to fly in the 350 to 1100 fps range, and loose energy quickly. If you shoot supersonic the pellet will generally tumble when it slows below the sound barrier. If you shoot a lead pellet at wood or similar material it will penetrate a little and retain all of its mass because the velocity is not enough to fragment the lead, like this pan where a dent was achieved, that allows the pellet to retain its mass. If you shoot lead pellets upwards of 900 fps at a target that they achieve no penetration, .25" plate steel, if you can find it, it will turn into a pancake that is much lighter than the original pellet. Just like you would if you shot your 30'06 at a tank.
Interesting! Gold Flights don't appear very aerodynamic (shallow conical tip and low density) so I bet it slowed down considerably at the end of that 25 ft. I will be testing the drag coefficient of several pellets very soon so I will be putting that idea to the test! Thank you for watching!
Your losing power by not holding the pan securely If all that torque is harnessed ,More penetration is gained. Cheers bto...also what is the fps of your rifle.........
I have a small problem with the measurement in thickness of the pan. 1.35mm is the thickness of a dime. You are saying the pan is only about half of that. I think you misplaced your decimal or something. You mean 6.4 mm? Because if not, then that frying pan is nothing more than foil and your gun has no power.
THE PAN SHOULD BE FIRMLY POSITIONED ,MANY PELLETS WOULD HAVE PENETRATED THE LOOSE POSITIONING OF PAN ABSORBED ENERGY. AND TRY IT WITH LEAD .22 AND .25 PLEASE THANKS!
Correct. And what's more... This test is very badly executed. The one pellet that made it was aimed nearer the edge of the pan. The centre of the pan act as a spring. Nearer the edge the pan is stiffer, so there's little chance the pellets would bounce. That's the only reason that one pellet made it.
Presentation was excellent. Keep up the great videos.
I will note that pan being light and free moving will absorb some of the energy from the pellets in its movement. However, I appreciate this test. I have a story for you from 53 years ago.
A COBRA IN MY HOUSE
When living just outside Selma, Alabama in 1965 . I was 14. My father had married a waitress named Maude. She was a homely looking woman resembling a man more than a woman or maybe more like an ox. She was stout with a prominent mustache. We lived in an old but stable white house with an orchard in the back including a large lemon tree. Father still sold house insulation and would be gone for days or weeks at a time. Maude would always go with him along with her chihuahua dog.
While they were away, I went to school by bus, came home, did my school work and busied myself sculpting clay into animals like cobras, elephants, dogs, gorilla head and the like. I then painted them with oil paint to look more real. But I found that the paint would never dry because of the oil in the clay. I also painted landscapes and drew caricatures of students at school which I sold for $5 each.
Another pass time I had was watching TV and shooting the mice and much larger rats that ventured to find food in the house. I had a pump BB gun which did the job quite well.
I could see the living room, dining room and the kitchen from my perch on the couch. So when one came sneaking in, it would stop for an instant next to a wall by the doorway, POW!! I got it. I disposed of it outside and then waited for the next. One night I decided to see what would happen if I placed my clay cobra in there. I placed it where most of the rats made a fast dash through the dining room. Then I waited. Sure nuff, a good sized rat came to the edge of the door, it looked around and made its fast dash across the room. Suddenly it ran right into the cobra. The rat leaped high in the air doing a somersault in the air as it came down and hit the floor. Its legs were moving so fast that it was sliding on the floor and it knocked the cobra over with it landing on the rat. It was on it’s back with legs running as fast as it can and squealing. Never knew a rat could squeal that loud. ……. Then silence. I went over to see the rat with paint all over it and the floor. I picked it up by the tail. It was very dead. I thought it died of fright.
I threw it out with the others. I was pleased I had created an effective rat killer.
So I repainted the cobra and set him up again. The next rat was frighten away by it in time. So, POW!! I got him. I killed three rats that night.
When I went to bed I left the cobra in the same place just outside the kitchen door in the dinning room and went to bed, then fell fast asleep.
Around 3 AM I was suddenly waken by a loud scream and a bang, bang, bang. Jumping up and running to the dinning room, I saw my stepmother standing on a chair screaming and my father with his 32 snub nose pistol pointing at my now destroyed cobra.
I cannot forget the look on my dad’s face as he was bent over looking at the dead cobra, then turning his head to look at me, while still bent over with his mouth wide open. He was stuck between being mad at me because of the damage to the hardwood floor, the extreme fear, and the plain funniness of the situation. He finally started laughing while Maude was still standing in the chair now screaming at me.
My father always scoffed at my art as a waste of time but still bragged to others when we had his friends over time to time. He told this story over and over while drinking with a friend at home. It was funny watching him re-enact it while somewhat drunk. I was afraid that he was going to shoot somebody during the act.
By the way, I did get into trouble, but mostly because Maude wanted my art out of the house because it ’stunk’. The oil paint had linseed oil and turpentine in it.
I wish I had Plaster of Paris back then.
The BB gun even then was a fairy dangerous 'toy' that require a certain amount of knowledge and respect. Air guns of today have much more accuracy and power. I have several from cheap to $600.00
You should add chronograph readings to the videos, in the ballistic world there is a well known saying, speed beats armour, the lightweight polymer pellet was the only one that went through
I remember when I tried out my Beeman R1 springer in .177 cal with a pointed tip pellet on a steel warehouse roll up door.
The pellet went clean through and revealed sunlight. The pellet was coming out of the muzzle at over 1000 fps with a crack sound.
A bit of a long winded intro but a good informative video, worth the wait . I remember the original sabot type of pellet, they were called Prometheus. They had excellent close too mid range penetration but due to their light weight they lost energy quickly at longer ranges.
Awesome video, Thanks. This information will come in very Handy when I go hunting.
Love what your doing. I haven't messed with the sabot rounds yet but seeing this has peaked my interest. I don't think I would risk damaging an expensive pcp for science but a break barel is great for this. I'm going to watch your other 6 vids and try and wait patiently for more!
Your compliments and support mean a LOT to me! Thanks again. I agree with you; I'll keep abusing my break-barrel in the name of science for us to enjoy!
This is by far a more accurate test setup..
Very informative video..well put together.
Not in my mind. With the pan not fully secured it absorbs most of the energy when it is impacted and moves thus less penetration. Mount the pan solidly and do a test comparison. I feel there will be a definitive result in accurate tests. Just saying.
If you had secured the pan so its movement would not have taken energy by moving you would have better penetration. I love penetration.
Gold Flight Rounds out of any air rifle that shoots them over 1200 FPS can be used for home protection especially the 22 Cal Red Flight Rounds that I tested on a old steel anmo can at 10 feet it went through both side of the steel ammo can and then it went a quarter of a inch into a oak wood table at around 1500 FPS, Red Flight Rounds traveling that fast and at that range would most likely stop a criminal intruder if not drop them in their tracks!
The Crosman Goldflight are replicas of the design by Skenco. The Skenco pellets have or used to have a zinc core, they did when introduced many years ago and probably still do
I will have to get my hands on the ones you mention. I notice a lot of "sharing" in the pellet industry so it will be fun to compare head to head at some time soon. Thank you for the comment!
I'd like to see what happens to the frying pan. when the pan is not so loose, when it's firmly planted.
With the pan firmly placed all the energy would be shown in the dent may or the penetration rather than the pan being thrown around
Cross man destroyer pellets are insane... But it's all about whatever purpose you need to use it for and preference
great video!
I love all the Crosman "sabot" airgun ammo!
the .22 cal powershot penetrators are especially great :-)
Those gold flights are wicked
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your lab is perfect for me ....thank you for your good work !!!!
I'm so glad you like it! It's perfect for me too. As you can probably tell, I like being able to perform so many "experiments" in an efficient space. Thanks for the compliment as well! I do this stuff for fun and it's even more fun when people seem to dig it and enjoy it with me.
Yea I found the gold flight a good penetration pellet. Blew holes threw the back of a micro wave with those . There the best for that purpose in my experience.
I have experimented similar trials using sub 12ft lb air rifles. I found that a .177 steel bb superglued to a .22 crossman hollow point made a neat hole in a 1mm+ steel panel. The pellet itself did not pass through though. I came to the conclusion that this exercise has only ballistic benefits if you used a .25 pellet in a 20ft lb plus power air gun. Modifying .22 pellets and even adding a dieseling effect to achieve greater penetration is counterproductive. Loss of accuracy and even the remote possibility of damaging compression seals makes these modifications pointless. I have also use steel tipped polymer pellets, but found then to be disproportionately too expensive. Just choosing a pellet that suits your barrel and maybe choose a harder composition is the optimum choice.
Yep100%👍
Those Crosman Gold Flight Penetrators are no joke. Basically anti armor pellets
Gold Flight are my favorite!
I called the gold flights the penetrators because they are very good at penetrating
*THE FIRST PELLET HAD RETURNED TO SENDER ON ITS PACKAGE*
Finally a qualified doctor to review my most purchased ammo!
Gold Flight can be used for home protection especially the 22cal version that actually shot through a steel ammo box and about a half inch into oak wood using the Beeman Dual caliber air rifle with a little Vasoline on the back of the round bringing the velocity to over 1350FPS!
Next time I go baby frying pan hunting, I'll know which pellet to use.
I know you love this background music, but we don't
Honestly. I could barely hear him too
Good explanation video ✌🏼👍🏼 thanks
That isn’t a frying pan, it’s a Cub Scout mess kit pan. LOL
Just out of curiosity, but have you tried shooting the pellets backwards to see what the effects are?
what a great channel
What a great compliment! Thank you!
Nice work!
Thank you so much!
Gold Flight pellets prove to be lethal.
What rifle and fps are you shooting?
I think you should do the same test in .22 cal next!
cutthroatcfh1 I agree, try now with a. 22 😁
I did with a 22cal Beeman dual cal.pellet Gun.I shot the same round that went through the pan into a steel ammo can not only did it go through the first layer it went through the back of the ammo can as well truly the one of the best rounds available! !!!
Yes please to that, but also using a .177 Steel bb glued to a .22 hollow point. A nice neat hole from the BB with the pellet left behind. Then try using a little methanol behind the pellet skirt. The second methanol pellet seems to have more impact than the first. Methinks their is some vapour residue left from the first that seems to have a turbo charged effect on the second.
Kinetic energy is lost with Loosely mounted Target. Mount it solid so the full potential and velocity of the projectile will show will and and be evident. I would be totally interested in your results. Just a suggestion.
I have 3 questions , 1, was each shot fired EXACTLY the same all inclusive ? 2, was the pan held at EXACTLY at the same tension at each fired shot ? 3, Which pellet of those fired are the more expensive to buy ?
I will try this test with my Beeman R-10 .20 cal rated at 850 fps just for fun.😎
great video, in order to determine ballistic ability, cylinder pressure prior to discharge must be shown.
Then we shall never know the ballistic ability!
To add further depth to your great videos and testing, it's merely a suggestion to show viewers absolute consistency when testing ballistics. I mean, how many psi are those pellets being fired at?
This is a Nitro piston not a PCP
What is the pressure of the nitrogen then?
You should keep making videos theya re so good
Nice vid ill watch a few more I d be interested what a .22 does since air rifles aren't regulated here. When want a wolverine 303 or an Airforce Texan here you don't need any permit. Just show ur id and it's yours. Personally I won't shoot an air rifle above .22 should get a fire arm license if you want that kind of force behind the projectile. Dennis Quackenbush makes big bores up into the 500 foot-pound category those are also legal here. Abit crazy......... Anyway that's the law here.
Please keep making videos
You should have try the Gamo lethal, Gamo claims it can penetrate 1,5 mm metal
Good experiment ! I used to test some pellets on used bedpans or urinal !! by the way, whats'the title of the intro music (instrumental)?
Haha--I bet that was some nice gauge stainless steel to shoot through! The Intro music is called Crimson Fly and the main music is Soho--both free from TH-cam's creator studio. I'm glad you liked the video!
The diagrams are stupendous
Please test Diabolo King heavy in .25cal.
This is a good experiment. but now can you do an accuracy test of the above. Power is no good unless it groups well. That's why most just stick to pellets that are accurate like JSB, Air Amrs round head ect.
I could not agree more! Even though I love marksmanship as a sport, I'm working on a rig that will hold the airguns in a consistent and repeatable way so I can start providing good objective data on pellet accuracy. Indeed I extended the ballistic test range to 13ft just the other day for upcoming accuracy tests!
Thanks for that. You have a great channel here that is well worth a look at. Back here in the UK we have to make due with sub 12 ft/lb air rifles, and require a firearm permit for anything above that, which has to be for a good enough reason. As we are not used to the full power airguns like in America, it may be a good test to show us just what the penetration power is like, say through a standard pinewood door of 2 inches thick, at various ranges? Keep up the good work.
Your "good reason" is the fact that your country is being turned inside out and destroyed by a Muslim invasion of rapist's from north Africa. The first step to your Tyrannical government and the coming sharia law was to disarm the population and then have the disarmed people come on the internet and brag about how great it is to be defenseless.
It's been like this since 1968. It's a bloody joke. As far as being invaded by muslim extremists, that's just one reason that most of us voted out of the European Union, we've been ruled by an unelected dictatorship for too long. The politicians and media are shocked, because none of us decided to continue with the way things are. Apart from that though, this is a great youtube channel. keep up the good work Tiny Ballistics Lab.
What song did you use for the introduction?
I have the same Benjamin's rifle that you tested with. Did you shot the steel bb through the gun? Did it hurt the rifling?Great video by the way.
That was actually a copper-plated lead ball...or round pellet. You can shoot those all day and your barrel should be fine! They have non plated versions bu they're really messy with lead powder.
Dude : Your Mom is going to be SUPER PISSED when she finds her frying pan full of holes...!!!
good job i love you vids
Try the Gamo Lethals!
interessante ,ma quanti joule è la carabina?
I spotted a black IKEA LED lamp in the box. ;)
Ikea sell pure trash
Hmmm...tests that I to have performed. Very scientific you are!
Thank you!
Cerebral Air-gunning, that's enough for me to subscribe. Have you considered using an airgun that will produce less velocity deviation to insure consistency within a test scenario? Would a regulated PCP will give you more reliable numbers? I haven't seen your other videos yet, so perhaps you are already using other platforms. Anyway, looking forward to more videos and if I think of any suggestions for ballistic testing I won't be too shy to chime in. Cheers and all the best!
You get it!! Yes, I'm eager to introduce several more airguns in upcoming episodes with a wide variety of energies. I have found the gas piston rifle to be very consistent in my tests thus far. I'm busy working on a tiny supersonic rocket at the moment--stay tuned for that!!
Tiny Ballistics Lab Ned a slow mo cam like the new less expensive version to a the Fledermaus and demolition ranch are using. can't remember the brand.
I agree! If the response to the channel continues to be so positive, I would love to get a slow-motion camera at some point soon. I'll do things nobody has ever seen.
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+Tiny Ballistics Lab very interesting videos I do my own testing I got a,stale lump of lamb test some hollow points bit stinky but worth it the badgers I hand feeds will take it away later greetings from UK England Essex 🔫👍🐺🐾
Very interesting.
Straight to business nicely done ; keep the vids coming . Tell me can you repeat test with .25 cal air rifle like the hatsan 65sb rifle?
forget the small varmints you can use it for the big boy's... works great as a deterrent but if you need it you have something that is legal and won't kill anyone.
Are you sure its 0.64 mm thick ?
How can u shoot a bb from a brake barrel rifle?
Классный тест
will this work in my browning 800 express air pistol H&N BARRACUDA EXTREME 22 CAL.
Awesome test nice job WAKE-UP PEOPLE TAKE-ARMS PROTECT YOUR FAMILY PROTECT YOUR FREEDOMS GOD BLESS
Very good, like and +1 subscribe...
Can you test h n hornet in 22 plz
Accuracy??
Can i use .22 caliber Gold Flight pellets in my Crosman American Classic P1322 pellet pistol? Also, price/quantity please.
Stainless steel ,like a elastic band ..Tougher then mild steel ..😎
So nice
What was velocity and energy of each pellet? Have you measured them?
Turn the music off! I can bearly hear you and it brings nothing to the video.
4:01 that's because you DIDN'T secure the pan properly
Oh no, all of the important frying pan data has been compromised by my poor scientific method!
+Tiny Ballistics Lab done the same thing yesterday & all pellets flew through
the pan should not move
@@Abdulhaqq7148 cheers mate,
Would like to have seen the container for each pellet used, helpful tho.
3:21 i thought you edited eyes on it
Like, very good!
how about gamo lethal ?
Wow. That could kill a human.
How much joule the rifle have im from germany and Maximum of Power you can get is 16 joule of Power
@sailorashore i dont have ewb but you can buy 16 joule spring legal ;)
PAN SHOT!
How many fps
The softness of the pellets have nothing to do with why they didn't penetrate. The velocity does. Shoot them at a higher velocity and they will penetrate. Lead bullets go through thick steel all the time, as long as the velocity is high enough.
Even lead core bullets don't compete with fully copper bullets when it comes to depth of penetration. I has to do with how quickly your projectile looses mass upon impact. Both deform similarly but a lead core will only retain about 60-70% of its mass in fragmentation, whereas a fully copper bullet will retain in the high 90%s. Yes both types of bullets will shoot through some steel, but how much steel? Armour piercing rounds generally have a tip or core made of a very hard material such as tungsten.
Pellets are not bullets. They are designed to fly in the 350 to 1100 fps range, and loose energy quickly. If you shoot supersonic the pellet will generally tumble when it slows below the sound barrier. If you shoot a lead pellet at wood or similar material it will penetrate a little and retain all of its mass because the velocity is not enough to fragment the lead, like this pan where a dent was achieved, that allows the pellet to retain its mass. If you shoot lead pellets upwards of 900 fps at a target that they achieve no penetration, .25" plate steel, if you can find it, it will turn into a pancake that is much lighter than the original pellet. Just like you would if you shot your 30'06 at a tank.
Same thing I got@ 25 feet,but gold flight did not go thru.
Interesting! Gold Flights don't appear very aerodynamic (shallow conical tip and low density) so I bet it slowed down considerably at the end of that 25 ft. I will be testing the drag coefficient of several pellets very soon so I will be putting that idea to the test! Thank you for watching!
3:22 that frying pan looks PISSED !
Your losing power by not holding the pan securely If all that torque is harnessed ,More penetration is gained. Cheers bto...also what is the fps of your rifle.........
If you used coconut oil every single pellet would peirce that easily.
Weight not speed we all know which variable changes the fpe formula more weight in this scenario.
0.64mm? You sure bro?
Yup, it's a cheap sheet-metal pan I got at the thrift store.
I have a small problem with the measurement in thickness of the pan. 1.35mm is the thickness of a dime. You are saying the pan is only about half of that. I think you misplaced your decimal or something. You mean 6.4 mm? Because if not, then that frying pan is nothing more than foil and your gun has no power.
nah, that pan was no where near 6.4mm look at the footage. That is a toy pan. I wouldn't dare putting that on a stove.
What about the pba's or lethal
Wow!
Shot a dozen pellets at a metal pan. Only one that shot through was the Gamo Rocket with the steel BB. Your music is irritating!
22 gauge
H&N Hornets in .22 should be tried.
Sabot is pronounced 'sabo'
altovivago say bow
If the target moves,the object of the experiment is lost.No point.
What is the brand of rifle
It's a Benjamin Phoenix Nitro Piston 2 in .177 caliber.
I just purchased some gold flights and let me tell you Gamo rounds have nothing on this hybrid
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THE PAN SHOULD BE FIRMLY POSITIONED ,MANY PELLETS WOULD HAVE PENETRATED THE LOOSE POSITIONING OF PAN ABSORBED ENERGY.
AND TRY IT WITH LEAD .22 AND .25 PLEASE
THANKS!
Correct. And what's more...
This test is very badly executed. The one pellet that made it was aimed nearer the edge of the pan. The centre of the pan act as a spring. Nearer the edge the pan is stiffer, so there's little chance the pellets would bounce. That's the only reason that one pellet made it.
Fuck that! A cheap 22 lr will got thru a car door and is cheaper than most airguns they also take 10+ Round magazine
@@edmunddobry3966 I agree but some people can't get them and you can't shoot them in town
My first thought was how useless this was. Then i saw the holes ...
legal...