Yt: you should not show firearms. TFM: okay, we wont show the kenetic energy weapon. YT: you werent supposed to follow the rules, you were supposed to leave.
Once again , you have to use hot primers with Steel powder ! Been using Steel powder for years and Federal primers with no issues ! Also the projectile has to be seated as tight as possible against the powder ! Hope this helps ! I really enjoy your videos !!!
@@0115Heather yeah dont be hard on yourself keep your head up and keep trucking my friend god has a plan for us all and wouldn't put the load on you he does if he didn't think you could handle it keep your head up man god bless you
I wish you guys could get a hold of the "dagny dagger"--- I think its only in 9mm at the moment, but If it were made to be 12 gauge, that would be awesome. It is a armor piercing style dart that is pressed into a plastic slug and its getting 2200 fps out of a 4" 9mm barrel. Very fast. I would love to see it in 12 gauge; maybe you guys could contact them at Atlas-- "dagny dagger", look it up.
The irony is that these are some of the most accurate slugs produced. I've shot a 3/4" 5-shot group at 100 yards with these out of my Tarhunt RSG-12. They were the "Rotweil Laser Plus Sabots", which is this exact slug loaded by Rotweil
Steel powder is made for high velocity non toxic loads, but makes for a good overall magnum powder comparable to blue dot- just more temp stable. I don’t know why you didn’t have good luck with it. One of my favorite powders, along with longshot (my very favorite).
Lol. Jeff and Greg, you missed the point - that is a brand new and novel way to make a random tiny plastic sculptures.... the slug is a side effect! ;) Wonderful video!
Well that sucked for the people that made those slugs total fail. Im glad that you guys have a high speed camera so we all know what works and dont work.
This is what happens in testing, sometimes things work, this time they didn't. My guess is that they are using cheap wads or worse. It would have been good to have chronographed them. Just as an FYI, pumpkins prefer orange soda and will consume large amounts of it.
Love every video you guys upload. When my monetary situation is better I plan to help support y’all on Patreon. Hopefully other guys can help contribute to the cause until then cause y’all are awesome and deserve support, ESPECIALLY when YT is so determined to demonetize and deplatform you guys when you don’t deserve that kind of negativity at all. Keep on keepin on, patriots support other patriots.
Have been casting and loading these hammerhead slugs for years now using longshot and roll crimps with no problems at all and accuracy is great Shooting them out of USH's Put alot of meat in my freezer with them
I am really surprised of your failure. I have shot these using Unique Powder at up to 80 yd or so with pretty good success. My target for these are old satellite dishes painted white with a black dot about the size of a smaller frisbee and usually pretty close groups with a rifled barrel and I did not see anything like the wads tearing up like that. Really weird. A little history that these components were used in the old Hastings slugs the yellow box with the red letters
Thats interesting. I wonder if its the friction thats causing the wad destruction or the heat/pressure from the powder ignition. Is there any room for a cork or neoprene seal wad?
The slow mo on the pumpkin was SICK!!!! That looked so cool. OG out here looking like he just got off the set of LetterKenny 🤣😂🤣😂. O.G. Great shooting considering how those slugs performed, I mean you’re no Danny or Breanna 🙃 but great job haha 😆
It's actually a really descriptive name. Throw a hammer and it spins around, just like the slug! Also, hammerhead sharks swim with the wide part of their head forward and thrash around, just like the slugs, too! See, completely appropriate.
Could it have been, despite what the packaging claims, that the shell was just loaded too hot for the plastic wadding to handle? Maybe reducing the load so the slug was traveling between 1000 and 1200 fps would prevent the destruction of the wadding thereby increasing stability and accuracy? Just my own thoughts about it but I'm no expert like y'all. Thanks Jeff and O.G. for another good, entertaining video. My girlfriends and I always look forward to a new one, especially the ones with Brianna! :)
Ok, these are the most accurate slugs in my NEF Super Slug Hunter single shot. I went thru $100 of slugs until I read what they recommended. They are accurate to 75 yards for me at 1400fps. The barrel is sized to fit the slugs and rifled. Would like to see you test them with a rifled barrel of the proper size.
Loading with Steel one should compress the powder charge quite firm in the hulls- at least that has worked for me when using the powder for steel bird shots.
I would never have guessed that the wad could come off, mine were loaded with blue dot as well but accuracy was not good enough for me at 50 yd. I'm stocked with hornady sst now, golf ball groups at 80 yd.
Jeff, these are by the far the most accurate slug I cast and you know I cast many different types. Have you seen the groups I posted on the B&S page? These must be shot through a rifled barrel.
@@OGsDangerShow man, that’s crazy. I tested these with Steel, Herco, 4756, Blue Dot, 800X, and Longshot. I’m the one who tested this slug with Longshot and submitted to SlugsRUs before they had Longshot noted in their data. I got excellent accuracy out of a USH and 835 fully rifled barrels, although 800X where the most accurate, shooting MOA or better at 100 yards. Sorry to here it didn’t work out for you guys. This is an excellent slug.
@@OGsDangerShow I would really really really like to see the brass extreme penetrator fitted to that wad and work right, I've been hunting with hornady sst for years and dropped everything in their tracks until I shot a big black hog broad side running at 35yds, he spun 360 and ran off squealing, no blood or hair. Black hog and black crosshairs I can't say exactly where it hit, others tell me I hit his armour and they have seen them stop a 30 06.
I have a quart sized bag half full of solid steel dowell pins , kinda shaped like cylinders with two flat cones on either end. They generally tumble But shot out of a 45° 12ga muzzle, they fly straight over short distances
I have never tried a comparison, but what is more accurate, Rifled slug thru smooth bore or non rifled slug thru rifled bore ? Then what about a rifled slug thru a rifled bore ?
The most accurate rifled slug for smooth bore that I know of is Federal Tru ball, group depends on the choke, Rifled slugs will group good out of rifled barrels until they clog the rifling with lead. The green slug is full sized non rifled and they did a video on it, seemed to do really well
Jeff: out of the thousands of rounds you have hand loaded over the years have you had any catastrophic failures that caused damage to the weapon? Not trying to jinx you just curious Sir.
Alliant Steel powder needs a very HOT primer. It is designed for the use of steel shot shells. It is an extremely slow burning powder. The wad can't have a crush cavity because that powder needs all the back pressure it can get to ignite the charge. I shoot 7/8 ounce loads of steel at 1850fps. It's been awsome for me!
Really interesting to see these were so bad for you, I'm also shooting these over longshot with the recommended load data for 2 3/4 and 3" cheddite hulls. 18" barrel with extended rifled choke by Hastings. Of the half dozen slugs I've tested (including dsg, thug slugs, lbc) these hammerhead slugs grouped the best for me. I recovered a few from the 100 yard berm and the sabots looked good and were still attached. Lots of other guys have reported similar results with the hammerheads...obviously something went wrong in your testing...I wonder why yours failed so badly
I've only tried a few of them in once fired slugger hulls fully rifled 50yd at public range, didn't get great results I thought used hulls may have been the issue, Anyway, I would love to have the brass extreme penetrator fitted to that wad design and actually work right. I have an extended hastings for my 20 in, that would save me from swapping out to that heavy rifled barrel.
I've loaded rifle and pistol cartridges, but never messed with shotgun so pardon if this is a dumb question- Is it possible the tail piece is just meant to be a stabilizer and needs a separate fiber wad behind it to keep it from disintegrating the way it does in the video?
How are the slugs fitting in the sabot? Are they sliding in easily or do they require a bit of force to get them into the wad. I cast mine from wheel weights, and the fit is quite snug. Fired out of my Ultra Slug Hunter using 800x I am getting very good groups.
Huh... Unrelated to this video, but on my sidebar I've got the old .22 Phillips Mod video sitting there, and it made me wonder. What kind of performance could you get out of a .22 LR or even Magnum with a brass Xtreme Penetrator style round? Since they kind of look like a Phillips bit while the old video was cutting into the bullet, so my brain filled the blank. For all I know that might already exist, but thought I'd at least say what popped into my head this time.
I love all the comments attempting to call out how he loaded the shells. Not saying that mistakes aren't present. But, they've been loading shells for years with all sorts of things. My guess is that they changed up their wad to a cheaper material for cost savings and it shows.
I ordered the 20 gauge ones. And I found they where "better". I think it tares the wad off because when you add the lead into the wad and mic them they're about .015" over bore size and the helps shread the wad I'm sure. Try a different kind of projectile in them. Like a copper coated like jsp or a cowboy round. May be better off. That's what I did and it improved the grouping.
So does the fact that the wad/sabot or whatever becomes completely shredded mean the designated loads are just way too high? Would be curious to see what it takes to make them fly straight, if at all possible. Either a bit more load, a bit less, a lot more, a lot less, etc. Just gotta wonder if their testing longshot powder was a weak batch or something? Maybe the gun they tested with was also different in some way, slightly oversize barrel or something?
Yt: you should not show firearms.
TFM: okay, we wont show the kenetic energy weapon.
YT: you werent supposed to follow the rules, you were supposed to leave.
Yet they demonetized it.
Lol..I needed this.
@@taofledermaus for.....safety reasons....im sure.
@@taofledermaus sorry about that man. Christ, it must be as frustrating as it is tiring.
@@manitoba-op4jx I agree, bring back civil defense. CAP..8 yrs
Paul Harrel says to wait until the pumpkins gorge on orange soda.
Thats why youve got to diversify your loads. Pre or post soda gorge, you'll be covered.
Lmao
There's your new band name: Hydrostatic Pumpkin.
™'ing that RN.
That's Greg's Smashing Pumpkins tribute band featuring Jeff, Danny, and Breanna.
@@bmstylee Danny just shreds on a Fender Stratocaster.
If the tail and fuselage are missing, all you've got is a cockpit. Or a box office... it depends on what gender the slug identifies with.
🤣🤣🤣
Hey Jafro! Hope your engine build is going well.
i was looking at comments did not expect to strike gold
triggered ,,
get it
gun joke!
Your screwed either way.
Once again , you have to use hot primers with Steel powder ! Been using Steel powder for years and Federal primers with no issues ! Also the projectile has to be seated as tight as possible against the powder ! Hope this helps ! I really enjoy your videos !!!
Thanks for the tip!
That back part of an aeroplane that has the fins, elevators and rudder is called the "empennage" - and, yes, you need it.
Okhotnik & Spirit would like a word. :)
@@DickHolman
Touche'
Allow me to clarify:
You need it on any *CONVENTIONAL* airplane...
OG: "No need for language like that Jeff. This is a family show."
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Hey they arent completely useless, they can be used as a bad example lol!
Me too!!!
@@0115Heather dont be so hard on yourself.
@@0115Heather yeah dont be hard on yourself keep your head up and keep trucking my friend god has a plan for us all and wouldn't put the load on you he does if he didn't think you could handle it keep your head up man god bless you
@@VroomNBoom you my sir are a good person
"People always wanna see the hole." made guys like Hef rich.
Hef was more of a boob man. Larry Flint was more of a hole man.
@@vintagethrifter2114 touche' too true.
Beautiful Cavity. Is that Greg's new chain of self storage lockers?
Was searching around a long while for a review of these slugs, but never got anything then came Jeff 😎
I've heard of them in Facebook groups, I don't think I have seen other tests of them.
RIP SEAN CONNERY
Yep. Sad but true.
I will always see him in knee high boots, a ponytail and an orange bandolier.
@@edwardwood6532 there can be only one...
@@mik3ymomo He pulled of the accent for Americans at least. Maybe Europeans not so much?
Best James Bond!
I wish you guys could get a hold of the "dagny dagger"--- I think its only in 9mm at the moment, but If it were made to be 12 gauge, that would be awesome. It is a armor piercing style dart that is pressed into a plastic slug and its getting 2200 fps out of a 4" 9mm barrel. Very fast. I would love to see it in 12 gauge; maybe you guys could contact them at Atlas-- "dagny dagger", look it up.
Those legal? I thought AP pistol ammo wasn’t allowed or something
@Hydin Biden gotta love the insanely pedantic legal system huh :)
rename them storm trooper rounds. those rounds would be more accurate if you threw them at the target. But, you tried great job guys
The irony is that these are some of the most accurate slugs produced. I've shot a 3/4" 5-shot group at 100 yards with these out of my Tarhunt RSG-12. They were the "Rotweil Laser Plus Sabots", which is this exact slug loaded by Rotweil
Finally! First video of 4 to reappear in my feed. My fav channel. Thanks fellas
Thats what happens when you get the cheapest wads from aliexpress :p Very good wad, make much speed, one cent for 13.
I'm gonna ask my fav channel for a favor.
Could we get some slomo of barrel harmonics and vibrations? I would be so grateful for that.
Assuming you can see something, that *would* be an interesting video. Perhaps with really heavy slugs, and large powder loads.
They _might_ need a faster camera to really get that. Maybe not. It would be really cool if they did. AKs really wobble when they shoot.
@@Bob5mith they sure do. You can def see it.
Sounds like a good video
I missed this show. Well done. Interesting slugs. Thanks. Keep up the good work.
Michael Herrell
Yess. My fav channel!
Filling pumpkins with fluid....... Thats a good punk rock band
Shootin' Loads
“The Fluid Filled Pumpkins”
Great video Jeff, and shooting OG!
You did your best with what you had.
So when all you have is tumbleweeds...you just roll with it!
Loving all the videos lately Jeff. Your making me spoiled with content
thanks Frankie!
OG, your a hell of a shot, and a even better dude. We love ya.
Thanks man. I make a better dude than I do a good shot. But I’ll take that. 😎👍
Dude Jeff the way you said WoW kills me love the video
Best show on the internet. Love you guys.
Thanks for watching, Nate.
Steel powder is made for high velocity non toxic loads, but makes for a good overall magnum powder comparable to blue dot- just more temp stable. I don’t know why you didn’t have good luck with it. One of my favorite powders, along with longshot (my very favorite).
Lol. Jeff and Greg, you missed the point - that is a brand new and novel way to make a random tiny plastic sculptures.... the slug is a side effect! ;)
Wonderful video!
lol thanks Saar!
Great Saturday morning. Coffee and a new TFM video! Happy Halloween!
Happy holidays!
As I said over on your Patreon post. These are flawed for sure but fun to watch in slow motion!
Its fun to watch failure in slow motion. As my co-workers! 😎👍
Good to have you back Danny!
Well that sucked for the people that made those slugs total fail. Im glad that you guys have a high speed camera so we all know what works and dont work.
This is what happens in testing, sometimes things work, this time they didn't. My guess is that they are using cheap wads or worse. It would have been good to have chronographed them.
Just as an FYI, pumpkins prefer orange soda and will consume large amounts of it.
Love the show guys Jeff and OG and Danny are awesome! Keep the great videos coming!
Love every video you guys upload. When my monetary situation is better I plan to help support y’all on Patreon. Hopefully other guys can help contribute to the cause until then cause y’all are awesome and deserve support, ESPECIALLY when YT is so determined to demonetize and deplatform you guys when you don’t deserve that kind of negativity at all. Keep on keepin on, patriots support other patriots.
Much appreciated
Have been casting and loading these hammerhead slugs for years now using longshot and roll crimps with no problems at all and accuracy is great
Shooting them out of USH's
Put alot of meat in my freezer with them
Now use pumpkin seeds as buckshot. Lol.
I believe in your shooting skills OG. Sometimes it's just not in the cards
I thought California had strict littering laws. I can't believe you just dumped your bag of dirt..... ;)
We'll just claim we are homeless and it's all good.
@@taofledermaus doesn't that only count if your dumping it on the sidewalk?
So maybe it is a mortar round, just lob it up and out and hope?
😀😥😀🤯
Looks more like chewing gum than plastic in those wads!
Bonus points for the 80's throwback Lego space logo.
Could it be that they mixed white bubble gum to that plastic ?
The mangled wads look like modern art!
4:15 pumpkin is introduced with funny small smile then the video is zoomed out and we discover the pumpkin is terrified
I am really surprised of your failure. I have shot these using Unique Powder at up to 80 yd or so with pretty good success. My target for these are old satellite dishes painted white with a black dot about the size of a smaller frisbee and usually pretty close groups with a rifled barrel and I did not see anything like the wads tearing up like that. Really weird. A little history that these components were used in the old Hastings slugs the yellow box with the red letters
You guys should do more side to side comparisons with regular foster slugs
Thats interesting. I wonder if its the friction thats causing the wad destruction or the heat/pressure from the powder ignition. Is there any room for a cork or neoprene seal wad?
What a promising title.
The slow mo on the pumpkin was SICK!!!! That looked so cool. OG out here looking like he just got off the set of LetterKenny 🤣😂🤣😂. O.G. Great shooting considering how those slugs performed, I mean you’re no Danny or Breanna 🙃 but great job haha 😆
thanks!
When I didn't think I could like the OG anymore, he drops a solid old-school Zoolander reference. Stay golden ponyboy.
😂👍
Hammer head sounds more like the name for the designer than the slug itself.
It's actually a really descriptive name. Throw a hammer and it spins around, just like the slug! Also, hammerhead sharks swim with the wide part of their head forward and thrash around, just like the slugs, too! See, completely appropriate.
That's one way to see it haha
When are you shooting the battleship guns in the background?
Loved that you obviously liked the Paul Harrel Halloween pumpkin special as well😉👍
Went to Slugs r us and on its home page at the bottom it states "regardless of your barrels rate of twist. So it seems made for rifled barrels.
They are designed for rifled barrel use only.
Junk slug, great video, love you all! Keep on keeping on!
Y’all be safe and GOD BLESS y’all Amen 🙏 tell Wildman Danny to get healed up now
Could it have been, despite what the packaging claims, that the shell was just loaded too hot for the plastic wadding to handle? Maybe reducing the load so the slug was traveling between 1000 and 1200 fps would prevent the destruction of the wadding thereby increasing stability and accuracy?
Just my own thoughts about it but I'm no expert like y'all.
Thanks Jeff and O.G. for another good, entertaining video. My girlfriends and I always look forward to a new one, especially the ones with Brianna! :)
Ok, these are the most accurate slugs in my NEF Super Slug Hunter single shot. I went thru $100 of slugs until I read what they recommended. They are accurate to 75 yards for me at 1400fps. The barrel is sized to fit the slugs and rifled. Would like to see you test them with a rifled barrel of the proper size.
2:35 A straight, non-smartass answer from OG? Are you feeling alright there OG?
Isnt Hydrostatic Pumpkin one of OG's college bands??
09:04 - Lead plate aka King Tuts Sandwich plate keels over laughing at the charade of this slug!
I'll admit, That's a creative angle to film, to avoid getting zucced
Longshot is probably my favorite powder
The slo-mo pumpkin shot, should be a Halloweenie tradition!
Who drew the hog target? They did an awesome job! :)
Gregg.
@@taofledermaus he's an artist!
It does not engender confidence in a company when you get such poor performance with the company's specified use.
Loading with Steel one should compress the powder charge quite firm in the hulls- at least that has worked for me when using the powder for steel bird shots.
Mine did ok with about 40 grains of Ailliant blue dot out of a smooth bore barrel. Howenter I did superglue the slug in the wad
I would never have guessed that the wad could come off, mine were loaded with blue dot as well but accuracy was not good enough for me at 50 yd. I'm stocked with hornady sst now, golf ball groups at 80 yd.
You used their recommended powder loads. But did you use their recommended mass accelerator?
They kinda have a hammerhead shark look when they're flying sideways.
Jeff, these are by the far the most accurate slug I cast and you know I cast many different types. Have you seen the groups I posted on the B&S page?
These must be shot through a rifled barrel.
We used a fully rifled barrel on my Remington 870. It seemed to give worse performance than the smooth bore. Tore the S out of the soft plastic wads.
@@OGsDangerShow man, that’s crazy. I tested these with Steel, Herco, 4756, Blue Dot, 800X, and Longshot. I’m the one who tested this slug with Longshot and submitted to SlugsRUs before they had Longshot noted in their data. I got excellent accuracy out of a USH and 835 fully rifled barrels, although 800X where the most accurate, shooting MOA or better at 100 yards.
Sorry to here it didn’t work out for you guys. This is an excellent slug.
@@buckandslugreloaders9005
Then maybe its something we did on this end. 🤷♂️
@@OGsDangerShow I would really really really like to see the brass extreme penetrator fitted to that wad and work right, I've been hunting with hornady sst for years and dropped everything in their tracks until I shot a big black hog broad side running at 35yds, he spun 360 and ran off squealing, no blood or hair. Black hog and black crosshairs I can't say exactly where it hit, others tell me I hit his armour and they have seen them stop a 30 06.
I have a quart sized bag half full of solid steel dowell pins , kinda shaped like cylinders with two flat cones on either end. They generally tumble
But shot out of a 45° 12ga muzzle, they fly straight over short distances
May well be a disappointing round , but there's Never a disappointing episode of Taofledermaus . Shoot Straight Stay Safe & Stay Well.
The flies on that table are hovering around those slugs because they are really turds.
🤣
"More t-shirts than Michael Stipe" Well, there's a memory of the days when MTV still played music videos...
FIRST TIME EVER. i got a notification for this channel .. a few year im follower
I guess I am one of the lucky ones because I have zero problems getting notifications
Legend!
I have never tried a comparison, but what is more accurate, Rifled slug thru smooth bore or non rifled slug thru rifled bore ? Then what about a rifled slug thru a rifled bore ?
The most accurate rifled slug for smooth bore that I know of is Federal Tru ball, group depends on the choke, Rifled slugs will group good out of rifled barrels until they clog the rifling with lead. The green slug is full sized non rifled and they did a video on it, seemed to do really well
Jeff: out of the thousands of rounds you have hand loaded over the years have you had any catastrophic failures that caused damage to the weapon? Not trying to jinx you just curious Sir.
Guess the 7 feet per second load is the limit for the wad to stay intact...😆 🤣
Alliant Steel powder needs a very HOT primer. It is designed for the use of steel shot shells. It is an extremely slow burning powder. The wad can't have a crush cavity because that powder needs all the back pressure it can get to ignite the charge. I shoot 7/8 ounce loads of steel at 1850fps. It's been awsome for me!
Really interesting to see these were so bad for you, I'm also shooting these over longshot with the recommended load data for 2 3/4 and 3" cheddite hulls. 18" barrel with extended rifled choke by Hastings. Of the half dozen slugs I've tested (including dsg, thug slugs, lbc) these hammerhead slugs grouped the best for me. I recovered a few from the 100 yard berm and the sabots looked good and were still attached. Lots of other guys have reported similar results with the hammerheads...obviously something went wrong in your testing...I wonder why yours failed so badly
I've only tried a few of them in once fired slugger hulls fully rifled 50yd at public range, didn't get great results I thought used hulls may have been the issue, Anyway, I would love to have the brass extreme penetrator fitted to that wad design and actually work right. I have an extended hastings for my 20 in, that would save me from swapping out to that heavy rifled barrel.
They must have bought those wad's on WISH !!
Thanks guys!
What is the BEST (most accurate to further distances) re-loadable 12 gauge slug thus far?
Paul's video was hilarious.. the dead pan humor was perfect 👊🤣
I've loaded rifle and pistol cartridges, but never messed with shotgun so pardon if this is a dumb question- Is it possible the tail piece is just meant to be a stabilizer and needs a separate fiber wad behind it to keep it from disintegrating the way it does in the video?
How are the slugs fitting in the sabot? Are they sliding in easily or do they require a bit of force to get them into the wad. I cast mine from wheel weights, and the fit is quite snug. Fired out of my Ultra Slug Hunter using 800x I am getting very good groups.
Huh... Unrelated to this video, but on my sidebar I've got the old .22 Phillips Mod video sitting there, and it made me wonder.
What kind of performance could you get out of a .22 LR or even Magnum with a brass Xtreme Penetrator style round?
Since they kind of look like a Phillips bit while the old video was cutting into the bullet, so my brain filled the blank.
For all I know that might already exist, but thought I'd at least say what popped into my head this time.
I love all the comments attempting to call out how he loaded the shells. Not saying that mistakes aren't present. But, they've been loading shells for years with all sorts of things. My guess is that they changed up their wad to a cheaper material for cost savings and it shows.
Hydrostatic pumpkin was the name of Danny's tribute band to the Cure.
I ordered the 20 gauge ones. And I found they where "better". I think it tares the wad off because when you add the lead into the wad and mic them they're about .015" over bore size and the helps shread the wad I'm sure. Try a different kind of projectile in them. Like a copper coated like jsp or a cowboy round. May be better off. That's what I did and it improved the grouping.
I wonder, maybe they require additional wadding to isolate them from the gunpowder and hot gases?
So does the fact that the wad/sabot or whatever becomes completely shredded mean the designated loads are just way too high? Would be curious to see what it takes to make them fly straight, if at all possible. Either a bit more load, a bit less, a lot more, a lot less, etc. Just gotta wonder if their testing longshot powder was a weak batch or something? Maybe the gun they tested with was also different in some way, slightly oversize barrel or something?
The pumpkin top is the same principle as children’s learning toys og. Too many long days on the road with your band BAG O DIRT
What about reducing the powder to bring them sub sonic? Or a rifled choke?
That was so funny the way Jeff said whoahh.
Great video! Thanks for sharing❗❗❗ 🙂🙂🙂 👍👍👍
You guys mentioning an airplane without a tail reminded me of the new Airbus ZEROe concept. I thought you might find it interesting Jeff
"More T-Shirts than Michael Stipe" Killin me smalls!
Only us old guys got that reference.
Who is hickok45? Is he like Paul Harrell?
in the winter if it gets cool enough you should fill the pumpkin with jello i say if it gets cold so it could set up outside instead of in your fridge