@@STKO2011 ⁿ yes can we have the time and your money to go and go ahead in this world to do that song to do the things we can to get people out to do that in hell with your own people who do it in their life without a doubt in your own way and the people you love to have them are so that is not what Democrats do the next year to make the most and all that is in their favor in terms that would make them the right candidate in a presidential campaign that was in hell for you brother to the end and that would make the case to you to get to it for you to get to it in this way that would have a good way for the world and for you in a country to do what Democrats do in a long way in terms to do the same for us as well to have our empire of power to do so glad that the United kingdom will do so much more quickly in this world and it would make us to think about what the president has a lot to get in this election cycle of a good deal and that is not going anywhere and we are in this position and that he has been in this situation since his last day love it and the president of a different nation has to have his support of a lot in his campaign that is going through this is going for you in this situation that would have to do the same with your government or your p7lu77u7 oppo ⁿ ¹
Your wife is gonna come home and see them hog heads on her ironing board and kick your pellet gun azz lmao! good demonstration, thanks! Shoot safe and often
Ok, I just started this video and wanted to just say. Back in the 80s we used to shoot the hogs we was going to process with an old crossman pump and it was .177 Cal. We would shoot right behind the ear and wasn't ever pumped all the way up either
@@whysprs i found an old 1976 crosman 761XL at a pawnshop was shocked when i got home and it still pumped and worked i thought it was gonna need repairs.
Here in Indonesia people uses high powered 177 PCP shoots 16gr slugs at 850 fps or more to take down wild hogs. The heavier the slug the better. 177 cal airguns are the only guns we are allowed to own here. Sorry for my broken english
Imagine the neighbors.. they look out and see this fella shooting hogheads and talking to the wall. Cool video. My girlfriend pulled my Winchester 1400 CS on me before, she didn't realize it was powerful, and thought they were used to sting cats!
Finally someone who knows how to do a test like this right. People take dried up old skulls from their backyard and assume its as strong as one that's complete with fur/hide and moisture. Good video man!
Interesting...my friends and I did something similar with an Airforce 25. We were so amazed at its penetration, as it would continually go through a pine 2x 4.... come deer season, we set up 2 whitetail heads side by side, and penetrated both.
There are plenty of countries around the world that prohibit non citizens to own fireairms. LIke the one I live In northern Europe. What you have demonstrated is a perfect way to solve this problem and still provide home securety; especially with dieseling airgun loaded pellets. Good Job and Thanks !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
@@flyme2themoon720 where was shot placement? Break barrels are so cheap, good to have all calibers! Go bigger than .177 on hogs etc, chances are greater to drop them faster, who wants to track em for hr on bad shot of .177..
Man thank you for showing this data. I've witnessed someone get shot in the ankle with a gammo whisper and it was not pretty. So spring piston or not these ain't nothing to play with. You rock!
Thanks for all of the effort you went through to put his video together. I certainly know more about air rifles after watching. Keep up the good work! Rev
In a real hunting situation a side shot in the ear channel would be a more realistic scenario with the pellet drilling through soft tissue without having to perforate bone, therefore reaching deeper into the brain mass probably resulting in an almost instant kill.
Great video, man. Whenever any of my friends laugh when I tell them I keep air rifles around for home defense, I ask them if I can shoot them in the leg with it...nobody has ever said, “sure!”. The laughing always stops when they see the resulting holes the air guns punch through 2x4’s. A lot of my buddies will allow me to use a taser or pepper spray on them, but none want to get shot with my Benjamin Bulldog. Go figure. 😂 Peace. 🐰💙🇺🇸🎸🎶🤝✌️
Squirt a tiny bit of WD40 spray into the air cylinder and try it again, If it has the same effect on your GAMO that it did on mine, you will be able to go all the way through the head of the biggest hog and might even be able to go thru the skull and into the brain of the small hog, skull,(placed behind the skull of the big hog), after going completely thru the skull of the large hog... I found out by accident when the rifle had sat for a year or more unused and I thought it would be a good idea to lubricate the piston a little before I tried shooting it. When I do that the pellet seems to go twice as fast and hit 3 or 4 times as hard; and a little bit of smoke comes out of the barrel like I was shooting a 22 rimfire.
It literally looks like your forcing the rod in Lmao. They could just be embedded but you poking through with that would be enough afterwards not to mention the skulls were already compromised from the initial shots. Next time shoot the heads and afterwards just skin them so we can see the holes for ourselves instead of stabbing through
I'm trying to understand, why use an airgun when you don't need to? I get it if you're talking about a prolonged survival situation, but if you're just going out for a hunt what's the point? Just take a rifle
@@the_inquisitive_inquisitor Then why hunt with a bow, then Nathan. Some of the community enjoy the thrill and excitement. I personally fuse NV and Thermal weapon sights for hog hunts, nothing lower than .25 and up to 50 caliber for Elk etc. To each his own.
For one it's fun.You can put a suppressors on the rifle to make it very quiet no paperwork.Lots cheaper to shoot.Most places felons can use airguns and not firearms.Did I mention it's fun.
I just watched a video tonight of a guy that killed two hogs in Texas with a Gamo .22 brake barrel. I was pretty amazed. I think your demo just proves it even more that an air rifle is a formidable weapon.
it depens on oli amount, I use just enogh to get supersonic. People sometimes uses just too much, u can see that when u see smoke emerging from rear of the barrel at the moment of shooting
I don't give too much credit to this kind of testing because you are shooting at point-blank. I think that when someone asks you if the pellet will kill a wild boar, it refers to a live animal and at some distance, not at point-blank.
For anyone still doubting because the "hogs have already been shot" there is now a video on TH-cam of a guy killing a hog at 20 yards with a head shot from a break barrel .177 and it dropped in it's tracks. There's another guy who killed several with a 22cal. So I think it's safe to say at the right distance this is definitely possible. Not really advised on a live hog..but possible. I also saw a video of a guy shooting a 22cal at different skulls from 50 yards (skulls that had not been shot) and it was penetrating everything from raccoon up to black bear skulls every time. The biggest skull was a large cow and it was about 50/50 on either penetrating or cracking the skull depending on where it hit. So yeah..small bore air rifles can definitely kill beyond what most people give them credit for.
If you shot that hog in the field at the spot you are shooting them.I guarantee you all it would do is take some bounce off.The head bone angle would just skip off the head,the hog walks away
Very interesting video. One thing that's perhaps just as important as the depth of the hole, is the diameter of the permanent wound channel. People have survived complete entry and exit shots to the head. In fact, that's not all that uncommon. That's where the 33 foot pounds comes to play. Not only must you penetrate the skull, but you also have to create a significant wound channel. 12.5 foot pounds of energy just probably won't be to accomplish that. A 18.14 grain pellet traveling at 880 fps. generating over 30 fpe. just might barely get the job done. Even my Hatsan 125 only generates 32 fpe. with the 18.14 grain JSB Exact Jumbo Heavy pellets. Even those heavy pellets have to be moving at over 890 fps. to achieve that. Now I have gotten those pellets to break the sound barrier while shooting those pellets just after my regular maintenance by putting chamber oil down the chamber. I do this every few hundred shots as recommended. Following this, the first 3 or 4 shots will go super sonic due to dieseling. I have measured nearly 50 foot pounds of energy at the muzzle on those occasions, but you want to limit that to when you do the scheduled maintenance, as doing this often is hard on the pistons in springer's. I will say that until you fire those first few shots after putting those few drops of chamber oil down the chamber, the next shots will go supersonic. No matter how long the gun sets. I suppose I could find some extra heavy Eun Jin .22 Cal, 32.4 Grain pellets to keep the pellets from going supersonic. That would probably be easier on the piston.
Where the hell can I buy some of those 18.4 gr. pellets? The heaviest .177 pellet I've seen only weighed 11.7 gr. and I haven't seen any of those in quite a while.
I have a gamo bone collector 1300 fps .177 Cal and using gamo heavy black pellets with round nose I have shot through a 55 gallon steel drum point blank like you have there in your yard ...
A 177 wadcutter is lethal at 700FPS the duel caliber Beeman is pushing 177 Cal over 1000FPS a little dieseling and we're talking 1300 to 1500 FPS even with 22cal pellets hitting around 1200 to 1400FPS that's going to take down a 400lb hog with a head shot with no problems at all! In a survival situation I'd really would want a 22cal Beeman Duel Cal air rifle for small and big game its amazing what a little oil on the back of a pellet does it makes It just as powerful as a regular 22cal long range bullet believe that because it's a fact!
@@paulkasson3117 Try Red Flight Rounds if you're looking for penetration they're a little heavier and they don't dump all its energy on impact due to flattening out like a Hollow Point.
In my Benjamin Marauder, the heavy 16 grain Eun Jin (Korean) pellets will penetrate a 2x4 . While I have not taken a hog, I have no doubts it would do fine. Raccoons are easily dispatched with the 10.5 grain Crosman Premiers. My Marauder has a wasteful tune, dropping to 2500 psi after only 10 shots. I get 1080 ft/sec with the Crosman and about 920 with the Eun Jin magnums.
Keith Jurena sounds like you need a pellet that seats and seals better, I highly recommend the Crosman Premier Dome Copper magnum 10.6gr ....alittle pricey but I think they're worth it especially if your gun is shooting the Crosman Premier already. My .22cal Pcp gets up to 25-30 shots compared to standard lead...but before you try anything I'd oil your lead pellets because anything over 950fps can cause issues...oil keeps the pellets cooled and from leading the barrel
Nothing is wrong with my rifle other than the tune. It is very accurate but a bit over gassed, just like its owner ;) Yes, the shroud baffles get coated in lead dust quickly. The bore never needs cleaning as accuracy doesn't change. I've driven a 12d nail with a magazine of pellets from 25 yards.
At 14:48 when he was shooting at the pig skull , right as PELLET WAS PENETRATING THROUGH THE SKULL , THE MOST UNLUCKIEST MOTH FLEW BEHIND SKULLS AND WAS TAKEN OUT ! 😂
Why not? If you don't kill it you better have a back up plan or really good health insurance! 20 yrds is nothing to an angry hog coming full bore. I would rather spear it close up than try to whack it with my air rifle!
I use the gamo replay magnum 5,5. I was shooting from 32yrds/30m/98.5ft straight on a copper cooking pot. The metal was really thick. Still my gun gave really big bends in the metal, they look like massive pimples on the backside of the metal. I feel convident about killing a big animal with it (brain /neck shot)
great, thanks for doing that! if like to make a point though. The prior shot (used to kill the hogs) may have weakened (fractured, microfractured) the skulls making them easier to penetrate this time.
Except the sculls were already shattered from the previous kill shots. Ive killed raccoons with a 177 head shot from 10” but i wouldn’t try it on a hog. You would be better off with a bolt action 22 with CCI quiets and some higher powered rounds for a backup just incase.
I honestly am not sure a hogs skull is 2" thick in that location. We are not talking about a big horn sheep after all. Skin, boil, then saw the skull in half through that area and show the thickness.
that was a pretty interesting video but it doesn't really prove a thing you have to see what that will do to a hogshead at distance 20 yards or farther away Hogs not going to let you shoot it at point-blank range in the field you needed to see if the pellet would even penetrate that had it 20 yards it might bounce right off
Don Wilson I think shoot to kill chose the wrong title for this demonstration because he said in a survival situation. Now lady's and gentlemen one shot to the head will give you enough time to take your knife and finish him off while the hog is unconscious but not dead.
Shoot To Kill Outdoors well then they don't know how to kill it in one shot. My uncle has been raising pigs before I was born and till this day. And the way he did it is a long knife straight to the heart. So don't tell me these fucks heads butcher's knows how to kill hog if they have to finish them off and then hang them. You outta choose the right title to impress everyone because this video really sucks. Now you can get Butthurt if you want but that right there what you just said is totally bullshit.
I don't think the hog is killed on impact with the .177 fired from a brakebarrel air rifle, death will come surely when the .177 pellet enteres the brain, but the hog will die from the injury caused by the .177 pellet not from the impact, in a survival situation sure but let us nut go on and go about killing hogs with some airguns people. We are causing unnecassary suffering. The little .177 pellet does not have enough hydrostatic shock to lay down such large animals. The animal will die from the braine being injured, as the brain will try and restart the system wich we see as kicking around after being shot, the brain sends its signals to the body resulting in spasmic kicking around. The brain starts to panic because something has compromised it, after the brain after some seconds or even minutes does not succeed in restarting the system, the system fails and shuts down with death as a result. So people please take some time to learn about the tools you are using to remove the living soul of an animal from its carcass. You will want to use the right tool for the job. It all has to do with respect for your own life, if you want to et something, you don't want the animal to live it last seconds releasing all kinds of toxic stress hormones into its blood resulting in the meat being not that nutricious as it should be. You will ingest that stress, so killing for survival purpose goes a little deeper than just shooting it and watch it die so you can make dinner. God bless you all.
thumbs up .177 cal really has piercing power, flatter trajectory etc. Now imagine this caliber with the power of my modified gamo hunter extreme or hatsan 135 which is about 38 foot pounds of energy both in .177 cal? can actually penetrate a 2x4 plywood no problem. very nice video congrats
The shot was point blank. How do you get so close to a wild hog . So your test is invalid.Would a 177 penetrate at 30 yards or normal wild hog shooting distance which is beyond 40 yards.
the term "Point Blank Range " is generally used as you do Improperly. PBR is the range at which you can hold dead center on the vital area of your target and be assured the bullet will hit the vital area example on a deer with a vital area 8 inches deep if you hold dead center your bullet must not rise any more than 4 inches above line of sight and your maximum range is the range where you bullet drops to 4 inches below line of sight a .30-06 sighted in at 250 yards will yield a point blank range of around 300 yards on deer Point Blank Range will vary greatly with Weapon and Calibre, Bullet selection and of course your intended target species
No Shmidt, the Zero Range is the range at which your group will be centered on your point of aim with Point Blank Range your Point of Aim is the center of the Vital area and includes the entire distance over which that hold will place a bullet in the vitals the Vital area of a rabbit is an inch or so which limits your mid range trajectory and bullet drop beyond Zero to half an inch or so with a Wood Bison [ like the 1 i shot ] with a vital area of about 24 inches your mid range trajectory can be 12 inches higher than point of aim and your bullet can drop 12 inches below point of aim beyond your zero range to set the maximum point blank range as i said with a standard cartridge, comparable top a .30-06 or .308 Win, on deer sized game you can get a Point Blank Range of 300 yards with about a 250 yard zero. zeroed for 100 yards your point blank range on deer would be about 205 yards the 4 most important factors determining Point Blank Range are 1/ size of your intended game 2/ the range at which your rifle is zeroed 3/ Muzzle Velocity of your cartridge and rifle 4/ Ballistic coefficient of your chosen bullet
Best use of an ironing board ever.
thanks!
Lmaooo
@@STKO2011 ⁿ yes can we have the time and your money to go and go ahead in this world to do that song to do the things we can to get people out to do that in hell with your own people who do it in their life without a doubt in your own way and the people you love to have them are so that is not what Democrats do the next year to make the most and all that is in their favor in terms that would make them the right candidate in a presidential campaign that was in hell for you brother to the end and that would make the case to you to get to it for you to get to it in this way that would have a good way for the world and for you in a country to do what Democrats do in a long way in terms to do the same for us as well to have our empire of power to do so glad that the United kingdom will do so much more quickly in this world and it would make us to think about what the president has a lot to get in this election cycle of a good deal and that is not going anywhere and we are in this position and that he has been in this situation since his last day love it and the president of a different nation has to have his support of a lot in his campaign that is going through this is going for you in this situation that would have to do the same with your government or your p7lu77u7 oppo ⁿ ¹
Even has holes for blood drainage!
You mean the Heavy Hog Head Holder?(patent pending)
Your wife is gonna come home and see them hog heads on her ironing board and kick your pellet gun azz lmao! good demonstration, thanks! Shoot safe and often
Thanks!
Wear pighead and chain saw, reenact Motel Hell, LOL!
Ok, I just started this video and wanted to just say. Back in the 80s we used to shoot the hogs we was going to process with an old crossman pump and it was .177 Cal. We would shoot right behind the ear and wasn't ever pumped all the way up either
With regular bbs or pellets?
@@MoejiiOsmanTV i cant remember and that riffle shot both.. 8m gonna say it was a lower fps as well.
@@MoejiiOsmanTV it was one of those short crossman's from back in the 70s..
@@whysprs i found an old 1976 crosman 761XL at a pawnshop was shocked when i got home and it still pumped and worked i thought it was gonna need repairs.
Here in Indonesia people uses high powered 177 PCP shoots 16gr slugs at 850 fps or more to take down wild hogs. The heavier the slug the better. 177 cal airguns are the only guns we are allowed to own here. Sorry for my broken english
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Imagine the neighbors.. they look out and see this fella shooting hogheads and talking to the wall. Cool video. My girlfriend pulled my Winchester 1400 CS on me before, she didn't realize it was powerful, and thought they were used to sting cats!
Fast forward to 6:00
Thank you :3
Thank you lol
Thank you so much
Thanks for doing this experiment, that's what TH-cam's all about.. expanding human knowledge base!🤘
Looks like you got those hogs all “ironed out”
Yep I think all the wrinkles are out of that bacon.🥓
That's Awesome 🤣🤣🤣
I watched this video like 4 times now!!! Man you should do a similar video but with a .22 pellet
I support your request, Dande. Regards.
If .177 did it 5.5 could do it easy ...
Well I think so
Finally someone who knows how to do a test like this right. People take dried up old skulls from their backyard and assume its as strong as one that's complete with fur/hide and moisture. Good video man!
Thanks appreciate it!
This proves that even 17 caliber pellets are great for survival thanks man keep up the good work
James Muellerl thanks!
Not ever possible 50 yards of that gun not even 25 yards
@@jakef971 I'm able to kill alot with 177. Out at even 127 yards.
@@southernnathaniel Yeah and none of those kills of yours are from a hog lmao.
@@cadebeek3111 that makes no sense.
Outstanding. Starting to love my Ruger even more than my .223’s for medium game below 30 yards.
If you don't mind, which Ruger do you own?
Interesting...my friends and I did something similar with an Airforce 25. We were so amazed at its penetration, as it would continually go through a pine 2x 4.... come deer season, we set up 2 whitetail heads side by side, and penetrated both.
Nice!
Ever used gamo leathals. They go through alot with a 1300.
This man should be given more subscribers
There are plenty of countries around the world that prohibit non citizens to own fireairms. LIke the one I live In northern Europe. What you have demonstrated is a perfect way to solve this problem and still provide home securety; especially with dieseling airgun loaded pellets. Good Job and Thanks !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Thanks!
Will drop commies this way also.
I am glad to be here in Idaho USA. I love shooting.
well i live in texas and here people use the gamo whisperer and kill hogs with both the 177 and the 22 at around 25 yards all the time!!
OSCAR MARTINEZ that's good to know! Thanks
The gamo is a fatal air rifle, it's pretty strong
I shot a piglet with a 30-06 there was no head left
Yep I use the gamo whisper fusion mach 1 .22 and it drops big hogs quick here in Fl.
@@flyme2themoon720 where was shot placement? Break barrels are so cheap, good to have all calibers! Go bigger than .177 on hogs etc, chances are greater to drop them faster, who wants to track em for hr on bad shot of .177..
"Pellets...When a $0.15 CCI Mini-Mag is just too much"
Man thank you for showing this data. I've witnessed someone get shot in the ankle with a gammo whisper and it was not pretty. So spring piston or not these ain't nothing to play with. You rock!
That is amazing, i love my 3rd generation gamo swarm magnum 10x...thank you for the video brother!
That's before dieseling a rifle
Good video man great results. Unbelievable actually. I knew these rifles could get it done
Thanks for all of the effort you went through to put his video together. I certainly know more about air rifles after watching. Keep up the good work! Rev
In a real hunting situation a side shot in the ear channel would be a more realistic scenario with the pellet drilling through soft tissue without having to perforate bone, therefore reaching deeper into the brain mass probably resulting in an almost instant kill.
Great video, man.
Whenever any of my friends laugh when I tell them I keep air rifles around for home defense, I ask them if I can shoot them in the leg with it...nobody has ever said, “sure!”. The laughing always stops when they see the resulting holes the air guns punch through 2x4’s. A lot of my buddies will allow me to use a taser or pepper spray on them, but none want to get shot with my Benjamin Bulldog. Go figure. 😂
Peace. 🐰💙🇺🇸🎸🎶🤝✌️
People say one thing but science says another.
Science proving .177cal could kill a hog?
Modern Air rifles are very powerful and deadly.
Squirt a tiny bit of WD40 spray into the air cylinder and try it again,
If it has the same effect on your GAMO that it did on mine, you will be able to go all the way through the head of the biggest hog and might even be able to go thru the skull and into the brain of the small hog, skull,(placed behind the skull of the big hog), after going completely thru the skull of the large hog...
I found out by accident when the rifle had sat for a year or more unused and I thought it would be a good idea to lubricate the piston a little before I tried shooting it.
When I do that the pellet seems to go twice as fast and hit 3 or 4 times as hard; and a little bit of smoke comes out of the barrel like I was shooting a 22 rimfire.
It literally looks like your forcing the rod in Lmao. They could just be embedded but you poking through with that would be enough afterwards not to mention the skulls were already compromised from the initial shots. Next time shoot the heads and afterwards just skin them so we can see the holes for ourselves instead of stabbing through
Like to see what a strong pcp would do.
How many jouls do you have? This is typical in Europe (max 17 joules) or stronger?
I have a .22 cal umerax octane an have taken down 350 lb hogs and many deer at 30 + yards
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That's awesome, thanks for sharing!!!
Hey hows that Octane??I'm trying to decide between the gamo magnum or the octane..
I'm trying to understand, why use an airgun when you don't need to? I get it if you're talking about a prolonged survival situation, but if you're just going out for a hunt what's the point? Just take a rifle
@@the_inquisitive_inquisitor Then why hunt with a bow, then Nathan. Some of the community enjoy the thrill and excitement. I personally fuse NV and Thermal weapon sights for hog hunts, nothing lower than .25 and up to 50 caliber for Elk etc. To each his own.
For one it's fun.You can put a suppressors on the rifle to make it very quiet no paperwork.Lots cheaper to shoot.Most places felons can use airguns and not firearms.Did I mention it's fun.
I just watched a video tonight of a guy that killed two hogs in Texas with a Gamo .22 brake barrel. I was pretty amazed. I think your demo just proves it even more that an air rifle is a formidable weapon.
Does it really take you that long to aim from 3in away?
Obviously you didn't read the comments, I was making sure I was in the frame of the second camera
He was just making sure to get a head shot
my dude it still don't take that long and i hunt all the time but even i find this experiment on dead animal skulls sick but oh well to each his own
@@otbkilo2001 then why you watching
trill adventures you sound so young and inexperienced. Sounds like you rush shots. In fact sounds like you bragging.
Thanks man . A lot of info and easy to understand fun to watch and ur a good simple guy . God bless u
Penetration and doing lethal damage upon entering the skull is another matter.
Honey, have you seen my ironing board?
Ha3,....
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A lot of work put into this!! Good job!!
Diesel your pellets with vicsvapor rub and you will get a hell of a lot more power
I use silicone lubricant, its the best I tried everything and out of my gun I can get over 1300fps with 7.9gr pellets
Dieseling can hurt your guns fps after while
@Shoot To Kill Outdoors
I use 100% Silicone oil with a needle & I had the best results as well. However, what do you use specifically?
it depens on oli amount, I use just enogh to get supersonic. People sometimes uses just too much, u can see that when u see smoke emerging from rear of the barrel at the moment of shooting
Thanks a lot for the useful information which I was doubtful about my .177 cal , thanks a lot and keep it up !!
I don't give too much credit to this kind of testing because you are shooting at point-blank. I think that when someone asks you if the pellet will kill a wild boar, it refers to a live animal and at some distance, not at point-blank.
Which airgun is it? Is it gamo or remington? Please mention proper name of the gun and also FPS or MPS 🙏
You should try an alloy pellet, they penetrate much better.
Hog in the middle is smiling at u
They say for safety, hold barrel down with hand when reloading a pellet.
Yep, I almost hurted myself one time possum hunting...good thing popz told me the ol trick you speaking of
Yeah! Now this Cajun is thinking hogs head cheese.😋
Would have made some good scrapple.
Ojb 1959 just took some hogs head cheese out of the freezer! Too delicious
For anyone still doubting because the "hogs have already been shot" there is now a video on TH-cam of a guy killing a hog at 20 yards with a head shot from a break barrel .177 and it dropped in it's tracks. There's another guy who killed several with a 22cal. So I think it's safe to say at the right distance this is definitely possible. Not really advised on a live hog..but possible. I also saw a video of a guy shooting a 22cal at different skulls from 50 yards (skulls that had not been shot) and it was penetrating everything from raccoon up to black bear skulls every time. The biggest skull was a large cow and it was about 50/50 on either penetrating or cracking the skull depending on where it hit. So yeah..small bore air rifles can definitely kill beyond what most people give them credit for.
If you shot that hog in the field at the spot you are shooting them.I guarantee you all it would do is take some bounce off.The head bone angle would just skip off the head,the hog walks away
Does this gun shoot at 12FT/LB or more? that's our limit in the uk..
12.5fpe
True hillbilly science! I can't for some reason stop watching these videos 😂
Very interesting video.
One thing that's perhaps just as important as the depth of the hole, is the diameter of the permanent wound channel. People have survived complete entry and exit shots to the head. In fact, that's not all that uncommon. That's where the 33 foot pounds comes to play. Not only must you penetrate the skull, but you also have to create a significant wound channel. 12.5 foot pounds of energy just probably won't be to accomplish that.
A 18.14 grain pellet traveling at 880 fps. generating over 30 fpe. just might barely get the job done. Even my Hatsan 125 only generates 32 fpe. with the 18.14 grain JSB Exact Jumbo Heavy pellets. Even those heavy pellets have to be moving at over 890 fps. to achieve that. Now I have gotten those pellets to break the sound barrier while shooting those pellets just after my regular maintenance by putting chamber oil down the chamber. I do this every few hundred shots as recommended. Following this, the first 3 or 4 shots will go super sonic due to dieseling. I have measured nearly 50 foot pounds of energy at the muzzle on those occasions, but you want to limit that to when you do the scheduled maintenance, as doing this often is hard on the pistons in springer's. I will say that until you fire those first few shots after putting those few drops of chamber oil down the chamber, the next shots will go supersonic. No matter how long the gun sets. I suppose I could find some extra heavy Eun Jin .22 Cal, 32.4 Grain pellets to keep the pellets from going supersonic. That would probably be easier on the piston.
Thanks!
Where the hell can I buy some of those 18.4 gr. pellets? The heaviest .177 pellet I've seen only weighed 11.7 gr. and I haven't seen any of those in quite a while.
I have a gamo bone collector 1300 fps .177 Cal and using gamo heavy black pellets with round nose I have shot through a 55 gallon steel drum point blank like you have there in your yard ...
I've watched your videos many times. I like them. Tell the "Haters" to KucF off. Keep up the good work.
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@@williespoonemore3392 hahahaha
A 177 wadcutter is lethal at 700FPS the duel caliber Beeman is pushing 177 Cal over 1000FPS a little dieseling and we're talking 1300 to 1500 FPS even with 22cal pellets hitting around 1200 to 1400FPS that's going to take down a 400lb hog with a head shot with no problems at all! In a survival situation I'd really would want a 22cal Beeman Duel Cal air rifle for small and big game its amazing what a little oil on the back of a pellet does it makes It just as powerful as a regular 22cal long range bullet believe that because it's a fact!
I have a Roger Air rifle the shoot1200 fps. At 25 yards get stuck wood or plywood
@@paulkasson3117 Try Red Flight Rounds if you're looking for penetration they're a little heavier and they don't dump all its energy on impact due to flattening out like a Hollow Point.
I agree .177 can do a lot of damage 'although I like the hatsan 125 sniper 'I know it can kill a hog 'and it is a 177 cal.
susan Marie there ya go!
What's with all the random apostrophes?
No pig has a 2" thick skull!!!!
Oh my freeking dog! My granny would tell you not to waste them. Hog cheese! So good, but rare!
Head Cheese gang, represent!
The skull was already compromised by the kill shot might have been already cracked down the front
But probably not. There might be martians on the dark side of the moon but there's probably not.
Amazing test!! 100% real
Thanks!
In my Benjamin Marauder, the heavy 16 grain Eun Jin (Korean) pellets will penetrate a 2x4 . While I have not taken a hog, I have no doubts it would do fine. Raccoons are easily dispatched with the 10.5 grain Crosman Premiers. My Marauder has a wasteful tune, dropping to 2500 psi after only 10 shots. I get 1080 ft/sec with the Crosman and about 920 with the Eun Jin magnums.
Keith Jurena sounds like you need a pellet that seats and seals better, I highly recommend the Crosman Premier Dome Copper magnum 10.6gr ....alittle pricey but I think they're worth it especially if your gun is shooting the Crosman Premier already. My .22cal Pcp gets up to 25-30 shots compared to standard lead...but before you try anything I'd oil your lead pellets because anything over 950fps can cause issues...oil keeps the pellets cooled and from leading the barrel
Nothing is wrong with my rifle other than the tune. It is very accurate but a bit over gassed, just like its owner ;) Yes, the shroud baffles get coated in lead dust quickly. The bore never needs cleaning as accuracy doesn't change. I've driven a 12d nail with a magazine of pellets from 25 yards.
nice!
At 14:48 when he was shooting at the pig skull , right as PELLET WAS PENETRATING THROUGH THE SKULL , THE MOST UNLUCKIEST MOTH FLEW BEHIND SKULLS AND WAS TAKEN OUT ! 😂
i think the skulls have already been compromised!!!
Maybe...maybe not
If you're going to rely on shooting em that close up I would recommend a spear rather than a pellet gun.
20yd?
Why not? If you don't kill it you better have a back up plan or really good health insurance! 20 yrds is nothing to an angry hog coming full bore. I would rather spear it close up than try to whack it with my air rifle!
What rifle is he using
James ??? Have you seen the ironing board I wanna iron my ..........OH JESUS CHRIST !!!?????
Why are you shooting right beside the other hole, that part of the head will be soft, so the pellet will go in with no issues.
Thanks A lot now we are gonna have a .177 ammo shortage
I’d hate to see how long it takes you to shoot at a far distance.
Great demonstration i to was totally blown away air rifles r no toy that's for sure i always enjoy ur videos keep them coming thanks
Gamo rockets would work better for longer range
I use the gamo replay magnum 5,5. I was shooting from 32yrds/30m/98.5ft straight on a copper cooking pot. The metal was really thick. Still my gun gave really big bends in the metal, they look like massive pimples on the backside of the metal. I feel convident about killing a big animal with it (brain /neck shot)
Interesting simulation, thank you I enjoy your vids
благодаря таким эксперементаторам,скоро запретят и 0,177/4,5
There’s going to be plenty of pigs to deal with soon !
Great video!
Did he really farted at the beginning of the video?😂😂😂😂
Kieth Warren kills hogs with air rifles from .177 all the way to .50 cal.
thanks
there is a thinner spot in the front of their heads that is why they shoot them from the front rather than the side.
The real test is at distance
great, thanks for doing that! if like to make a point though. The prior shot (used to kill the hogs) may have weakened (fractured, microfractured) the skulls making them easier to penetrate this time.
Bananas possibly...thats why I still tried to hit the brain but also about 1-2" from original bullet hole and at a different angle...thanks!
BAHHH--nay sayer!
There are videos of people hunting and killing wild hogs with a .177 air rifle.
Except the sculls were already shattered from the previous kill shots. Ive killed raccoons with a 177 head shot from 10” but i wouldn’t try it on a hog. You would be better off with a bolt action 22 with CCI quiets and some higher powered rounds for a backup just incase.
I honestly am not sure a hogs skull is 2" thick in that location. We are not talking about a big horn sheep after all. Skin, boil, then saw the skull in half through that area and show the thickness.
Several years back I recalled a a guy in england was killing people with an air rifle
Does a .177 pellet have the mass to actually drop a pig?
that was a pretty interesting video but it doesn't really prove a thing you have to see what that will do to a hogshead at distance 20 yards or farther away Hogs not going to let you shoot it at point-blank range in the field you needed to see if the pellet would even penetrate that had it 20 yards it might bounce right off
I did shoot the heads at 20yd ....watch the whole video 14:41
Don Wilson ggg fngvgg
Don Wilson I think shoot to kill chose the wrong title for this demonstration because he said in a survival situation. Now lady's and gentlemen one shot to the head will give you enough time to take your knife and finish him off while the hog is unconscious but not dead.
Ivan Valentin even butcher's finish them off with a knife and hang to bleed out....guess alot people don't know that
Shoot To Kill Outdoors well then they don't know how to kill it in one shot. My uncle has been raising pigs before I was born and till this day. And the way he did it is a long knife straight to the heart. So don't tell me these fucks heads butcher's knows how to kill hog if they have to finish them off and then hang them. You outta choose the right title to impress everyone because this video really sucks. Now you can get Butthurt if you want but that right there what you just said is totally bullshit.
my gamo 1400 works real well on wildhogs .177 at a distance of 30 yards.
steve evans Nice!
Video or it never happened!
I don't think the hog is killed on impact with the .177 fired from a brakebarrel air rifle, death will come surely when the .177 pellet enteres the brain, but the hog will die from the injury caused by the .177 pellet not from the impact, in a survival situation sure but let us nut go on and go about killing hogs with some airguns people. We are causing unnecassary suffering. The little .177 pellet does not have enough hydrostatic shock to lay down such large animals. The animal will die from the braine being injured, as the brain will try and restart the system wich we see as kicking around after being shot, the brain sends its signals to the body resulting in spasmic kicking around. The brain starts to panic because something has compromised it, after the brain after some seconds or even minutes does not succeed in restarting the system, the system fails and shuts down with death as a result. So people please take some time to learn about the tools you are using to remove the living soul of an animal from its carcass. You will want to use the right tool for the job.
It all has to do with respect for your own life, if you want to et something, you don't want the animal to live it last seconds releasing all kinds of toxic stress hormones into its blood resulting in the meat being not that nutricious as it should be. You will ingest that stress, so killing for survival purpose goes a little deeper than just shooting it and watch it die so you can make dinner. God bless you all.
Very symbolic this video !
Which Hog was smarter?
thumbs up .177 cal really has piercing power, flatter trajectory etc. Now imagine this caliber with the power of my modified gamo hunter extreme or hatsan 135 which is about 38 foot pounds of energy both in .177 cal? can actually penetrate a 2x4 plywood no problem. very nice video congrats
Bert Escobar appreciate it thanks for watching!
The shot was point blank. How do you get so close to a wild hog . So your test is invalid.Would a 177 penetrate at 30 yards or normal wild hog shooting distance which is beyond 40 yards.
Now I wanna watch texas chainsaw massacre
Excellent James!
What is the FPS the Airguns your using ?
He said in the video about 850.
@@robertgarmoe13 what do you figure I could drop with a .177 cal 1200 FPS air gun?
Not sure, I just bought one this past weekend! Can't wait to find out.
Looks like you huffed, and puffed, and blew their heads off.
the term "Point Blank Range " is generally used as you do Improperly.
PBR is the range at which you can hold dead center on the vital area of your target and be assured the bullet will hit the vital area
example on a deer with a vital area 8 inches deep if you hold dead center your bullet must not rise any more than 4 inches above line of sight and your maximum range is the range where you bullet drops to 4 inches below line of sight
a .30-06 sighted in at 250 yards will yield a point blank range of around 300 yards on deer
Point Blank Range will vary greatly with Weapon and Calibre, Bullet selection and of course your intended target species
Mike Tufts point-blank
[point-blangk]
adjective
aimed or fired straight at the mark especially from close range; direct.
Mike Tufts what you're describing is the zero not point blank range
No Shmidt, the Zero Range is the range at which your group will be centered on your point of aim
with Point Blank Range your Point of Aim is the center of the Vital area and includes the entire distance over which that hold will place a bullet in the vitals
the Vital area of a rabbit is an inch or so which limits your mid range trajectory and bullet drop beyond Zero to half an inch or so
with a Wood Bison [ like the 1 i shot ] with a vital area of about 24 inches your mid range trajectory can be 12 inches higher than point of aim and your bullet can drop 12 inches below point of aim beyond your zero range to set the maximum point blank range
as i said with a standard cartridge, comparable top a .30-06 or .308 Win, on deer sized game you can get a Point Blank Range of 300 yards with about a 250 yard zero.
zeroed for 100 yards your point blank range on deer would be about 205 yards
the 4 most important factors determining Point Blank Range are
1/ size of your intended game
2/ the range at which your rifle is zeroed
3/ Muzzle Velocity of your cartridge and rifle
4/ Ballistic coefficient of your chosen bullet
No way buddy!
It would be like getting bit by a mosquito at 25 yards, no velocity like a 30.06 round would give you!