HARDWARE STORE CHALLENGE- Jeff, Greg and Danny go to the hardware store and attempt to make the best supersonic projectiles they can from only hardware store supplies. test them against each other and see who made the best ones.
It would be nice and front heavy and the screw part without the bolts might stabalise it or u could get a big nail and a foster slug ant put it in with a press and cut it off pull it then put tannerite under the nail then put it back in boom boom slugs lol
Been digging through all of your older videos and rewatching all the Danny Episodes from start to his heart breaking passing. Love you all and I will be here watching the channel as long as you keep it going. Please send Danny’s family all of our condolences after they have had plenty of time to grieve. Will not ever forget him. Rest In Peace old friend.
Great video as usual! I started to think some new novel concepts after this and got one idea that might be little too much but if you found some one who is good with physics to calculate some things and get right materials this might almost work. Try do 12ga version of Nammo's ramjet artillery piece. If it's light enough it might even fly fast enough to work from shot... mass accelerator. So "only" things to do is calculate some super complex supersonic flow stuff, find good fuel that is strong enough but ignites easily from gunpowder flame and then order slugs 3d-printed out from titanium or steel. I ordered some stuff 3d-printed from steel and it was surprisingly not totally crazy expensive for small stuff like shotgun slugs, at least here in Finland. I would guess that you could get patch of 10 rounds for less than 500 USD. But finding someone who can design the thing might bit problematic. But if some one smarter than me is watching these please someone design and build these. I have too much projects going on to start design these but it might be good/bad idea for someone to try and waste all his/hers time with out getting it work in the end as these great ideas usually turn out :D
That's a great idea, but... Supersonic airflow through nozzles and internal ducting does not scale linearly- what works in an SR-71 does not work in an arty shell and sure as hell won't work in a mass accelerator projectile. The Nammo arty rounds need to be about six times their diameter in length in order to get the airflow settled down after entering the intake, for the intake mechanism, and for solid fuel slug, the combustion chamber and afterburner. That's kinda long for a shot... mass accelerator projectile. The intake has to open *mechanically* at a predetermined distance after launch, meaning at least two or three moving parts plus springs or collapsible members that fail at a specific stress. There will be extremely limited room for propellant. Remember the original rocket projectile, the "rocket ball" ammo used by the volcanic pistols and the similar Gyrojet guns? They get very limited acceleration because they also can only carry very limited fuel. It would take a jeweler to build the fiddly intake mechanism, an aerospace engineering specialist to *try* to scale a supersonic engine down to uh, mass accelerator projectile size, and a legal wizard to predict if civilians would get arrested just for trying to build such things. Now that the idea is out there I expect it will be built, but it will happen in a government lab.
@@markfergerson2145 The length/diameter ratio isn't that constrained, since they can still load over-length shells into their break-action. As for legalities, I can't speak to Europe, or more restrictive US states, but I'm fairly sure that rocket projectiles are not federally restricted (only their payloads). Though ITAR might create some issues sharing the technical details online. Doing the fluid modelling should also be simplified since you can assume radial symmetry which reduces the equation complexity a lot. As for needing moving parts, that could be designed around by using a combustible plug. I think if we could get Tom Stanton and Peter Sripol to work together on this it could really get done.
The flight stability is absolutely amazing. The 50 yard shots show what seems to be a "knuckle ball" effect with the projectile making slight up, down, left, and right variations in its track. That would account for the inconsistent impacts. Evan scores a stunning win on this one!
Brass makes good and accurate long range rounds so these didn't suprise me too much. From being the case for AP rounds to an AP round it is the circle of life.
I can make exploding arrows using old brass there nuts on small game u can take multiple rabbits out if u shoot just inront they get fragged i toog 4 with one arrow it had slpit shot in the case aswell to frag but i only made 3 they were too loud and im not sure there leagal here i shot my shed and it blew holes all over inside
I love to see danny shooting because he is so dang good at it with that mass accelerator lol and evan has a dang good mind and skill for projectiles that it's amazing. Awesome job on the target choices as well as the videography.
Thank you for another great video! One thing I don't understand about this channel though. It gets tons of views but no one hardly gives a thumbs up! 🤔😡 This crew puts alot of their time and energy to give us good clean content. Take the half of a second of your time viewers and give them the thumbs 👍 that this channel deserves in my opinion. I'm sorry to rant like this on your channel, but it genuinely makes me upset that you guys don't get the likes that you all are very worthy of.
Thanks guys , I can tell how hot it must be just by the way both of you had pause to take breaths , I don't envy either of You in that heat . Danny's aiming was spot on , You could tell how "Hot" those .50 JIC's were running out of the Mass accelerator due to the Sonic Boom we heard , as for the camera needing the aperture decreased , I thought the distortion was down to heat haze ! (at least that would have been My excuse ) Thanks again Guys , Stay Cool (ice tea Mmmn ) Stay Safe & Stay Well
Interesting, I'm making a similar round. The ones I'm experimenting with are made from recovered .30-06 range brass (super common as elk season is here) trimmed to about the length of a Foster slug, filled with #7 1/2 birdshot, then heated until the lead liquefies and fills the brass. The shot cup is then filled with wax, and the slug is placed into the center with the primer hole exposed and flush with the wax. The wax effectively acts as a gas seal and adds heft. Gonna test them this weekend. Feel free to try it yourself!
The primers give a good pop, but not enough to send anything back at the shooter. Bored soldiers do weird things when out in the middle of the desert all night with nothing to do.
After that aluminum shot I’d have been like “screw it” and just spent the rest of the day pushing cookie cutters through that sheet. I think they should be called the “cookie press” rounds because they cookie-cuttered that aluminum like it was pressed out in a factory. And it’s catchy. And everyone loves cookies.
Excellent job as always, Evan! Thanks to Danny for not only bearing all that heat to give us this video, but also for not open-hand slappin' Jeff for all his snarky remarks towards ya, too. :-) We all know how excellent a shot Danny is. Never doubted that for a moment. -Ed on the Ridge
Hey Jeff, Always good to see You guys exploring more science and wanted to say thank you for making videos for us all. Times are tough the heat and sun is too but yea it is abit inspiring to you all out there anyhow im looking forward to the next
I came to the newest first comments to basically say the same or see if anyone else already said it.. well done Mr. Gone.. well done indeed.. and RIP Danny.
Wow, very impressive for an early prototype, I'd love to see more development. First thoughts: a little more length, and maybe block the primer hole with molten lead or a steel spike. Will a .22 rimfire fit in the hole, base forward, to explode on impact? Fill the rest with black powder and seal the base....Gotta stop now, head spinning with ideas...... thanks for a great video guys 😰👍🍻
You keep giving me ideas to experiment myself. Cut shells for one. Cut a 16ga shell fits perfectly in a 12ga bore. Cut petals off a AA12 wad load 16ga cut to shot/wad and load. Also just loaded up 16mm ball bearings with gun cleaning patch inside wad cup to further protect barrel and snug up fit in bore. Cheaper than scrap lead or buying .715 balls for loading. Love shotguns, load just about anything that fits.
The performance out of that was 10 times better than I thought it would be I thought it would tumble it's awesome how it just stays straight it almost acts as if it's a aircraft
That Aluminum punch shot was AMAZING - Such a cool effect when the metal sheared / vaporized a channel of metal to make an explosive plume. The pressures involved (Stress) is nuts within the tips of contact brass vs aluminum... hahaha Wonderful video as always, Love to Dead Eye Danny - RIP -
Good shooting Danny. The round is decent to be sure but not a center fire bullet. Plenty good for bad breath distance but definitely not a hunting round.
Great show. Thank you for this round. I hope you do more with this to see if it could be made even better than this first test rounds. Have a great weekend.
My answer to the ammo shortage was 22 LR chamber adapters for a double barrel 12 gauge shotgun. Really surprising how accurate they are! I got the rifled version of the stainless adapters.
Impressed with the trajectory. From the weight I figured it would likely be a bit flatter due to more velocity. Looks like a promising round with some tuning to the dimensions or design.
At least with the car hood, its almost that barn door youve always wanted, So Jeff now has a target to shoot at 10 yards, no excuses for not taking up the trigger !
That one was amazing!!!! did you all see @19:40, the slow motion view? The slug did the "curve ball" action... it pops up a little bit, then comes back down.... then once more, just right before the contact of the hood panel, it shimmied up a few inches again.... that is crazy!!!! . What an amazing design... I wounder if the concaved front area collects air and funnels it into the center hole, and JETS it out the back end, at a higher rate?.. I heard of something back in the day, that talks about a jet of either a fluid or gas, has a certain parameter of physics to it, kinda like a gyro feel, or to say it as to how I think I understood it, it creates an action of having a tail rudder, kinda like how the rear half of an air plane has control of flying straight, because of the rear half surfaces, except, there is nothing there but the jet of air.... Now I wonder if, instead of the concaved or domed inner surface area ... what about a coned area to channel the air collected, to be more efficiently conveyed to the back center hole, to create the longer and faster jet ???? This video was fun... Thanks for showing another fun video!!! Clever idea to the guy that came up with this clever idea... I wonder if it would be proper to call it "THE HOLE SAW".... or..... "THE WHOLE SAW"
HARDWARE STORE CHALLENGE- Jeff, Greg and Danny go to the hardware store and attempt to make the best supersonic projectiles they can from only hardware store supplies. test them against each other and see who made the best ones.
All with a $15 budget
This deserves a thumbs-up, get it to the top and maybe they will see it & make it happen!
Thats easy just get some bolts and a screw screw them all on and drive em the screw end first i think that would be brutal af
It would be nice and front heavy and the screw part without the bolts might stabalise it or u could get a big nail and a foster slug ant put it in with a press and cut it off pull it then put tannerite under the nail then put it back in boom boom slugs lol
Why hasent this been done yet we need that video TFM
"That's what you want. A Pocket full of Wood." Raised the bar for OG quite a bit higher.
As ALF said “HA!” Raised....Higher! Ha!
I guess the jug reference was too easy.
Got the notification, had an ad up front and two in the middle.
So, the shell became the bullet. And quite well at that.
👍
Thank you guys for another great video and special thanks to Evan for his endless creativity.
Good weekend to everyone here ^^
thank you!
Where's the money Lebowsky?
Been digging through all of your older videos and rewatching all the Danny Episodes from start to his heart breaking passing. Love you all and I will be here watching the channel as long as you keep it going. Please send Danny’s family all of our condolences after they have had plenty of time to grieve. Will not ever forget him. Rest In Peace old friend.
Dittos
13:26 "Focus you beep!" Oh AvE, you're famous with that line!
Great video as usual! I started to think some new novel concepts after this and got one idea that might be little too much but if you found some one who is good with physics to calculate some things and get right materials this might almost work.
Try do 12ga version of Nammo's ramjet artillery piece. If it's light enough it might even fly fast enough to work from shot... mass accelerator. So "only" things to do is calculate some super complex supersonic flow stuff, find good fuel that is strong enough but ignites easily from gunpowder flame and then order slugs 3d-printed out from titanium or steel.
I ordered some stuff 3d-printed from steel and it was surprisingly not totally crazy expensive for small stuff like shotgun slugs, at least here in Finland. I would guess that you could get patch of 10 rounds for less than 500 USD. But finding someone who can design the thing might bit problematic. But if some one smarter than me is watching these please someone design and build these.
I have too much projects going on to start design these but it might be good/bad idea for someone to try and waste all his/hers time with out getting it work in the end as these great ideas usually turn out :D
Fantastic idea
That's a great idea, but...
Supersonic airflow through nozzles and internal ducting does not scale linearly- what works in an SR-71 does not work in an arty shell and sure as hell won't work in a mass accelerator projectile.
The Nammo arty rounds need to be about six times their diameter in length in order to get the airflow settled down after entering the intake, for the intake mechanism, and for solid fuel slug, the combustion chamber and afterburner. That's kinda long for a shot... mass accelerator projectile.
The intake has to open *mechanically* at a predetermined distance after launch, meaning at least two or three moving parts plus springs or collapsible members that fail at a specific stress.
There will be extremely limited room for propellant. Remember the original rocket projectile, the "rocket ball" ammo used by the volcanic pistols and the similar Gyrojet guns? They get very limited acceleration because they also can only carry very limited fuel.
It would take a jeweler to build the fiddly intake mechanism, an aerospace engineering specialist to *try* to scale a supersonic engine down to uh, mass accelerator projectile size, and a legal wizard to predict if civilians would get arrested just for trying to build such things.
Now that the idea is out there I expect it will be built, but it will happen in a government lab.
@@markfergerson2145 The length/diameter ratio isn't that constrained, since they can still load over-length shells into their break-action. As for legalities, I can't speak to Europe, or more restrictive US states, but I'm fairly sure that rocket projectiles are not federally restricted (only their payloads). Though ITAR might create some issues sharing the technical details online. Doing the fluid modelling should also be simplified since you can assume radial symmetry which reduces the equation complexity a lot. As for needing moving parts, that could be designed around by using a combustible plug. I think if we could get Tom Stanton and Peter Sripol to work together on this it could really get done.
I wonder if Destin or Mark Roper would be up for the challenge. A good three way collaboration
@@rigelbotts477 That would be amazing!
It looks like Evan has created a wadcutter for metal targets.
Plug cutters.
Ear Plugs? ^^
The flight stability is absolutely amazing. The 50 yard shots show what seems to be a "knuckle ball" effect with the projectile making slight up, down, left, and right variations in its track. That would account for the inconsistent impacts. Evan scores a stunning win on this one!
The only name possible "The Brassassin"
"The Brasstard"
"Brass Backward" (reverse the slug)
"Das Messing" (Messing is the German word for Brass)
@@louisreinitz5642 Turning it round and firing it the other way would be Messing About.
That ship has sailed guys
@@m.b.82 WIth me aboard!
@@louisreinitz5642 brassassin is far better then all of your other suggestions. Just let the joke go lol
Oof, that is a very creative round!
AND HOLY MOLY, that alumium plate!
Brass makes good and accurate long range rounds so these didn't suprise me too much.
From being the case for AP rounds to an AP round it is the circle of life.
The name could be called that... “The Circle of Life” or maybe to avoid copyright law infringement with disney “Circle of Death!”
“How Many Jugs...” is the name of my new counting book!
One jug, Two jug. Red jug, Blue jug...
Or a gentleman’s magazine
@@lairdcummings9092 3 Jug, 4 Jug, Danny shot a big slug.
Please tell me it ends with a Juggalo catching you looking at his girlfriends' chests.
The 22 goes through one jug
*Turns page*
The .25 goes through 2 jugs
*turns page*
More awesome science courtesy of the Mass Accelerator.
The vegan version of the shotgun, for TH-cam Staff's hemorroids.
A printing tool, as a certain man in Russia would say...
Awesome. I approve 100%. I used to use 40S&W cases as blunt tips on my wooden arrows. They worked great
I can make exploding arrows using old brass there nuts on small game u can take multiple rabbits out if u shoot just inront they get fragged i toog 4 with one arrow it had slpit shot in the case aswell to frag but i only made 3 they were too loud and im not sure there leagal here i shot my shed and it blew holes all over inside
Need the New and Improved High Tech Fleece Bullet Stop.
lol
If it's improved, it implies it existed already, so can't be new 😛
Ha HAAAAAA and some orange lung tissue
That slug would obliterate a pork chop pectoral !
Yes, then we could be the judge.
“Toilet Paper Comet Trail” is the name of my new band!
Or an Indian Restaurant. 😁
@Roderick storey god I hate that song
@@JohnLeePettimoreIII zziinnggg!
2nd shot, Danny is de@d on. Evan's engineering is always exceptional
I love to see danny shooting because he is so dang good at it with that mass accelerator lol and evan has a dang good mind and skill for projectiles that it's amazing. Awesome job on the target choices as well as the videography.
Rip
Enjoyed as ususal. The miss on the hood shot was awesome. Great to watch the JIC trajectory :)
Thank you! Kind of weird how it sort of rose back up again lol
@@taofledermaus Yes I noticed that. You caught that fly-by at a very good angle.
You guys are best I love how factual and fun you guys make your videos. Never a boring video
Always glad to see Danny.
He is the coolest.
I want to be him when I grow up.
Hope O.G. is doing well with all the riots and what not going on now.
Makes me cry a little when see the old videos with Danny
“Pay no attention to that target” is the name of my new marksmanship class!
"Deadeye" Danny needs no redemption! Great video. Really like these mass accelerated projectiles!
Danny as launch director cutting plugs with slugs in the heat of the day. Much obliged fellas. Tater mouse is awesome.
This man Evan Perry is a TFM legend, the contributions he's made from the time i started regularly watching has been out of this world
Danny is my favourite shooter, he knows he sure knows how to shoot. I even saw a couple of ads on this one.
i think my favorite is still OG. but Danny is definitely one amazing shooter.
Thanks for the scienceing? The photography is EXCELLENT and the man behind the boomstick is also.
Wow, thanks!
Great shooting “Dead Eye” and Jeff with the cameras, as always! Really enjoy all your content!!!
Absolutely fascinating the creativity that goes into these homemade rounds! So very cool!
Thanks for going out in the devils heat and doing a awesome vid for us.
I worked on F-111’s when I was in the Air Force back in the 70’s; nice to see part of one still being useful!😜
Thank you for another great video!
One thing I don't understand about this channel though. It gets tons of views but no one hardly gives a thumbs up! 🤔😡
This crew puts alot of their time and energy to give us good clean content. Take the half of a second of your time viewers and give them the thumbs 👍 that this channel deserves in my opinion.
I'm sorry to rant like this on your channel, but it genuinely makes me upset that you guys don't get the likes that you all are very worthy of.
I always thumbs up these as soon as they start, and watch all the way to the end. Interactions and watch time are parts of the algorithm.
Joutube censorshi *
I could watch hour long videos of this kind of content one of the best channels out there
Thanks guys , I can tell how hot it must be just by the way both of you had pause to take breaths , I don't envy either of You in that heat . Danny's aiming was spot on , You could tell how "Hot" those .50 JIC's were running out of the Mass accelerator due to the Sonic Boom we heard , as for the camera needing the aperture decreased , I thought the distortion was down to heat haze ! (at least that would have been My excuse ) Thanks again Guys , Stay Cool (ice tea Mmmn ) Stay Safe & Stay Well
Fond out about this channel a bit ago and it's been like a marathon of good videos
That JIC round looked like it actually got some lift when flying over that door.
Interesting, I'm making a similar round. The ones I'm experimenting with are made from recovered .30-06 range brass (super common as elk season is here) trimmed to about the length of a Foster slug, filled with #7 1/2 birdshot, then heated until the lead liquefies and fills the brass. The shot cup is then filled with wax, and the slug is placed into the center with the primer hole exposed and flush with the wax. The wax effectively acts as a gas seal and adds heft. Gonna test them this weekend. Feel free to try it yourself!
You are like a charismatic scientist version of Hank Hill. I mean that with pure admiration.
I love watching these older videos with Danny. The man was definitely a legend gone to soon.
Mad scientifical
@Rhinestone Hurricane It was rad, my dude
Miss your vids bro, you were most operational
Pretty cool slugs, I'm impressed they all seem to hold together without warping
Stick a primer into a few of those that will be "reaccelerated"
reaccelerated straight backwards at the accelerator.
The primers give a good pop, but not enough to send anything back at the shooter. Bored soldiers do weird things when out in the middle of the desert all night with nothing to do.
Terrific! NEVER doubt Danny!
After that aluminum shot I’d have been like “screw it” and just spent the rest of the day pushing cookie cutters through that sheet.
I think they should be called the “cookie press” rounds because they cookie-cuttered that aluminum like it was pressed out in a factory. And it’s catchy. And everyone loves cookies.
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Omg.... 😂🤣
15:50 15:54 15:59 lol
"that's what you want...a pocket full of wood..."
Well ok then. LOL
You guys are fans of AVE as well!! A whole nother level of respect
wooo, its already turning into the ballistic loaf!!!!!!!
The Ballistic Loaf Returns!
Lol, yeah slowly it degrades like cooking oil
Great job guys. Interesting results. Thank you.
thanks Jim!
“Taofladernaus...whatever” is clearly the applicable philosophy
Excellent job as always, Evan! Thanks to Danny for not only bearing all that heat to give us
this video, but also for not open-hand slappin' Jeff for all his snarky remarks towards ya, too. :-)
We all know how excellent a shot Danny is. Never doubted that for a moment.
-Ed on the Ridge
They also had to squeeze through a. 700~.710 modified choke? Interesting.
It’s probably not a mod choke any more
Bead sight Danny, did good. 10/10 big man, stay cool guys.
Every time I see Danny's title, I keep thinking it says "Lunch Director". Then I wonder what he made you guys for lunch:)
Hey Jeff, Always good to see You guys exploring more science and wanted to say thank you for making videos for us all. Times are tough the heat and sun is too but yea it is abit inspiring to you all out there anyhow im looking forward to the next
Danny can shoot. I want him on my zombie apocalypse team.
I knew Danny would nail that label with the regular slug.
He pretty much knows the POA with regular slugs. lol
Great video, so in part 2 do we get to see them loaded in the shell backwards, and one at the lead plate?
Thank you for your time on this very hot day. You guys are the greatest. Thank you again. Good long video...never a boring moment! Cheers!
thanks Brian
Great video, maybe you can load up a few extra hot and try em on the 1" AlYouMinnieUm Plate.
Great job guys
107°f for non-imperialists 41°C !!! ...just to get a "cool" aim in that heat ... is a miracle to me!
I'd love to see part two about various things you can take a core sample from using that slug.
Can a round cored and packed with aluminum oxide and iron oxide ignite in impact?
ooooh, thermite delivery!
Since that would probably be terminal with thermite packed inside you could call it termite delivery.....
@@zadtheinhaler maybe with a reversed copper cone insert at the tip.... Super AP rounds😀
Maybe? I think you will need some way to ignite it, like a ferrocerium lighter flint.
If not you could put a primer on the front and add a flammable sticky material.
"That's what you want; a pocket full of wood."
~Dead-eye Danny
(for the archives)
I came to the newest first comments to basically say the same or see if anyone else already said it.. well done Mr. Gone.. well done indeed..
and RIP Danny.
It's really time for Danny to get a promotion to "Senior Launch Director" don't you think? =P
Amazing simply amazing getting a lot of uses out of that shell casing excellent presentation!
Wow, very impressive for an early prototype, I'd love to see more development. First thoughts: a little more length, and maybe block the primer hole with molten lead or a steel spike. Will a .22 rimfire fit in the hole, base forward, to explode on impact? Fill the rest with black powder and seal the base....Gotta stop now, head spinning with ideas...... thanks for a great video guys 😰👍🍻
Thanks guys. Danny has a fine aim
Hambone Neurosis
Thanks Hambone 👍🏻. 🇺🇸😎
The people talking mess about Danny’s shooting probably haven’t fired a real caliber in their lives. 🤦🏻♂️
He's a great shot, especially considering he's always firing really wacky, untested projectiles. 👍
RIP Danny we miss you brother
Just watching this makes me want to soak my hat. Thanks for the above and beyond effort.
Can’t wait to see round 2 of those! Man, they had some power behind those.
Pocket full of wood...
*DEMONITIZED* !!!
You keep giving me ideas to experiment myself. Cut shells for one. Cut a 16ga shell fits perfectly in a 12ga bore. Cut petals off a AA12 wad load 16ga cut to shot/wad and load.
Also just loaded up 16mm ball bearings with gun cleaning patch inside wad cup to further protect barrel and snug up fit in bore. Cheaper than scrap lead or buying .715 balls for loading.
Love shotguns, load just about anything that fits.
A little to the left, and a bit light.
California in a nutshell.
@Howie Felterbush not yet, but the trend is there.
The performance out of that was 10 times better than I thought it would be I thought it would tumble it's awesome how it just stays straight it almost acts as if it's a aircraft
That Aluminum punch shot was AMAZING - Such a cool effect when the metal sheared / vaporized a channel of metal to make an explosive plume. The pressures involved (Stress) is nuts within the tips of contact brass vs aluminum... hahaha Wonderful video as always, Love to Dead Eye Danny - RIP -
Danny makes me laugh too , I shouldn’t have left him out on the last video . Good job making those bad boys Evan 👍🏽
What a great video!!! You guys are so fun to watch! I love the host and mass accel operator!!
Thanks so much!!
Good shooting Danny. The round is decent to be sure but not a center fire bullet. Plenty good for bad breath distance but definitely not a hunting round.
Great show. Thank you for this round. I hope you do more with this to see if it could be made even better than this first test rounds.
Have a great weekend.
I don't mind if your videos get long Jeff , the content was still very interesting. Great work guys!
Thanks Evan. As always enjoy these videos
Once again, master Evan delivers 👍
You're turning the clear gel into the new and improved ballistic booger! Sweet.
Love the bits of green on your pans :)
My answer to the ammo shortage was 22 LR chamber adapters for a double barrel 12 gauge shotgun. Really surprising how accurate they are! I got the rifled version of the stainless adapters.
Great footage. Really like your show with the "Brass Door Knocker Round"
fun stuff as always,, happy to see you have as,s and a lot of them all on the same show some you cant skip way to go ,, thanks for sharing.
that was to say add,s lol not ass typo lol
Pocket full of wood was OG’s high school punk band
I am SO GLAD I have all this 50 bmg ammo now I can make slugs out of them and not have to use any of my buckshot! Brilliant!!!
Impressed with the trajectory. From the weight I figured it would likely be a bit flatter due to more velocity. Looks like a promising round with some tuning to the dimensions or design.
At least with the car hood, its almost that barn door youve always wanted, So Jeff now has a target to shoot at 10 yards, no excuses for not taking up the trigger !
That one was amazing!!!! did you all see @19:40, the slow motion view? The slug did the "curve ball" action... it pops up a little bit, then comes back down.... then once more, just right before the contact of the hood panel, it shimmied up a few inches again.... that is crazy!!!! . What an amazing design... I wounder if the concaved front area collects air and funnels it into the center hole, and JETS it out the back end, at a higher rate?.. I heard of something back in the day, that talks about a jet of either a fluid or gas, has a certain parameter of physics to it, kinda like a gyro feel, or to say it as to how I think I understood it, it creates an action of having a tail rudder, kinda like how the rear half of an air plane has control of flying straight, because of the rear half surfaces, except, there is nothing there but the jet of air....
Now I wonder if, instead of the concaved or domed inner surface area ... what about a coned area to channel the air collected, to be more efficiently conveyed to the back center hole, to create the longer and faster jet ???? This video was fun... Thanks for showing another fun video!!! Clever idea to the guy that came up with this clever idea... I wonder if it would be proper to call it "THE HOLE SAW".... or..... "THE WHOLE SAW"
fine business there Jeff & Dan-o.
No matter what he blows up with a grenade , or tailgate cooks up , Edwin will primarily be remembered for prematurely picking up hot projectiles .
Pocket full of wood! 🤣 👍
These projectiles we're pretty awesome. Never thought to put a shell in a shell lol
Hahaha you guys always make my day better
Overall it this is a really good projectile actually, they just need some very minor adjustments and they would be just about perfect.