9mm vs .40 Cal vs .45 ACP - Cinder Block Test
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WHO_TEE_WHO great 45 did best
I'd always heard that a .45, because if it's slower speed, had the ability to knock down a bad guy when a rifle... something like an M14 30.06 would pass through someone and they could keep coming. Any truth to that?
Nope
@@marvinagent2707 - A typical 9mm projectile weighs 115 grains. A typical .45acp weighs 230. Which one do you suppose has more momentum?
Big surprise the .45 travelled farther.
I wonder how a .357 Sig round would have compared?
That’s some concrete evidence right there
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this doesn't have enough likes.. hahahaha nice one..
knight flyer is ricocheting a consideration when shooting through objects ? Obviously the block is hollow and soft enough to penetrate the first side. But what about a solid wall or something.
Hahaha good one!!
You son of a bitch hahaha
The exit hole for the .40 was significantly larger than the 9 and the .45 was humongous.
I'm surprised he wasn't paying any attention to this fact at all
I was thinking the same thing!
@@bluracer766but can you get the 40 in hollow point +p ? if so then that would be an even comparison
Your test is a good example why 45 is a great round for urban combat , you don’t need a round that over penetrates. And 45 creates a bigger exit wound.
But if you’re wearing body armor they kinda suck, they’re moving slower that’s where I’d prefer a plus p 9mm.
@@anthonyhuntley4498
But 9mm doesn't penetrate armor either I tested 7 different 9mm loads & even soft armor stopped them all. Though I'm sure it would still hurt.
What would be the difference between the 3 in an urban setting? Any wall is going to be 6”s thick. Even a block wall will be filled!
@@thegreeninvasion5511
Whatever you have on hand, but either of those three is still going to over penetrate against drywall & wood even cars won't stop them unless the engine is hit.
@@PerceptionVsReality333
That was my point….
So moral of the story is, build your home with cinder blocks lol
Also good place to be in a Hurricane, lol... Florida Boy 🏝 . Hi Tide..goin fishin.
Not so fast. Other guys have shot various rifles at cinder blocks and most rifle calibers go right through a couple of layers of them.
John Taylor HA HA HA NO!
And fill them with concrete. Bullet proof.
scott copeland finally!! Someone with a brain gets it. Yes this is what I meant but as you can see how many people are ignorant
I learned to wear 2 walls of cinder block in my vest
You think it's tough carrying cinder blocks in your vest??? Try carrying them in your underwear!
@@thomastoups3451 LMAO!
@@thomastoups3451 Glad to hear that you have your priorities sorted out.
Really?
This is what I learned, I am getting behind a cinder block wall if anyone is ever shooting at me with a handgun.
The results were dramatically different. Look at the exit holes for each slug. That’s where all the energy is being dumped. The 45 left a moon surface crater.
Wow. The difference in the exit holes is amazing.
Yeah, the 40 and 45 blew out a ton of concrete on the back.
Each only went through one wall. But you failed to note the size of the entrance and exit holes. They were significantly different. .45 made the largest amount of damage!
I was a U.S. Recon Marine in Iraq in 2007 and we were authorized to carry the M1911 .45 ACP sidearm, while Infantry Marines (for the most part) were restricted to the M9 9mm...on more than one occasion I saw the difference up close and personal when a big determined hopped up bad guy got into the same room as you...they could be shot center mass by more then one 9mm round and they would keep coming. But if they were shot center mass by the M1911, they dropped where they stood. Obviously a hollow point 9mm can have much better stopping power but those rounds are against the rules of war so we are talking standard full metal jacket ammo. I also found the slimmer grip of the 1911 to be much more comfortable for me than the Beretta M9/FS-92. My 2 cents anywho.
thank you you are correct
Steve Fowler- Kinda surprised you didn't comment on shooting through cinder blocks. I learned about that 20 years ago from a recon marine (LAI) :>) Semper Fi
@@hunter6099real combat isn't the movies John
Hooah Brother..Welcome home..Iraq 2004
Found out the same in Desert Storm. I'll take a 1911 over any 9mm any day.
To get a better understanding of which round penetrates concrete better you would need solid layers of concrete of various thicknesses. The 45 will punch through thicker individual layers than the 9 or 40. Very few rounds will punch through one layer of concrete and then have the shape, velocity , and energy to punch through a second layer. Maybe the Smith and Wesson 500? In your tests, the projectiles are to deformed after the first layer of concrete to punch through a second.
When he shoots through the blocks, the important thing here isn't the penetration. But look at the exit wound of each caliber where it exits out the back of the first wall.
Jonathan Cox no shit
Can anyone survive that wound?
Based on the damage both on entry and exit of the first wall, I'd take the .40. It might be interesting to put a jell block right behind the first wall to check cavity damage.
Concrete block is not a very good test material, as any mason could tell you. There are hard spots and soft spots right beside each other. Forensic gel is tested to be consistent throughout.
That being said, these tests are crazy fun to watch !
@Erik Hyndman LoL
Now I just gotta convince my boss that this is the best way to drill holes in cinder block 🤣
Itll do more than just put a hole in it! 😆
"Its burning my hand but I wanna get the shot so ill leave it"
"I won't bother putting down on the side of the block and taking the shot."
Gangster as fuck boi
“Oh no! Anyway.”
Kinetic energy is 1/2 mass times velocity squared. Speed is a bigger factor than the weight of the bullet when in come to penetration. This the same reason why a 50 grain 2000 FPS bullet can penetrate level III armor.
-Uses 10mm after all of it and the house next door explodes from it's mythical power.-
That 40 and 45 left some pretty dam big entry and exit holes...I'm sticking with my 45 💪💪💪
Cinderblock is also pourus and crumbles
@@KB-kp2oz Then don't hide behind one. Just sayin.
Shit they all did the job so they win for me🤷🏽♂️
More mass and a larger hole from bigger expansion wins out every time. Recoil can be adapted to and acclimated to. You don’t need 15 small holes if the first 3 did the job.
@@lucabrasi5070 Sheesh...here in NYC I better be able to get it done with the first two shots....anything over the district attorney will surely try and hang me for excessive use of force and over kill so you are absolutely right about 3 holes...I need the job done and done quickly...15 holes in a perp and then I become the perp!...great analogy 👍So it's the 45 ACP for me
"Damn it, Bobby!"
Propane
My god the moment I read that it just hit me like a 45acp. He DOES sounds just like him.
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Any round that (a) gets there and (b) makes a hole is my favorite round
Me too
The instantaneous leaking of vital bodily fluids from hydrostatic organ jelly is a desired component of any lethal threat encounter. One does not get that much when putting down recalcitrant cinder blocks. However, a carefully calculated 155 artie round into a pile of still viable recalcitrant cinder blocks renders the aforementioned issue to moot point status! Thanks for the videos though.
xactly!
@@ronaldlollis8895 bone has alot to say about jelly.....lol
you sir, have my vote for best comment
The 9mm is king! Just as effective as the other calibers tested, less recoil, more bullets in the mag, cheaper to buy and always available.
Always available except during a corona virus lol I cant find 9mm anywhere!
Can confirm
Just picked 500 rounds for $100
Nah 45 is king
If I hit you in the shoulder with a 9, it might go straight through. It might not, but if I hit you in the shoulder with a .45, you are gonna go down, and will likely lose that arm because it will shatter bone! I do not need more rounds if I know the rounds I send hit their mark. I can handle more clips with less each. The hit each has is greater. As a test in ballistic gel would indicate. I just cannot switch from that. Gimmie a long barrel M1911 any day.
You should have shown the close ups of the exit hole in the first cinder block. The .45 was massive.
John Taylor I respect that I just like the option of 45 or 9mm
This was quite interesting.
It seems like if you need to get a bad guy through a hard barrier a fmj might be more effective due to it expanding through the hard barrier (assuming it penetrates and has enough energy left to do some damage to the bad guy).
We all know that a hollow point is best for direct fire.
And so we find barrier blind hollow points, which I believe are the best (but most expensive) option available.
For 9mm I prefer 124/125 or 135 grain bullets for better weight retention and penetration of bone. Heavier is generally always better.
Heavier is generally better, but with hardly any noticeable difference across the caliber and weight range for this test, it is doubtful anything on this planet will ever actually notice those extra 10-20 grains.
Last time I was attacked by a concrete block, I was so happy I was armed with my .44 Mag auto-mag with incendiary concrete piercing exploding rounds.
Same for me.... luckily i had my Mosin Nagant in 7.62/54r slung over my shoulder. It stopped that block in one shot
I would like to see these rounds hitting a target of your choice.
HaHaHa!!!
Robert yea talk about dropping the hammer
You must have small hands😁
Thanks for the video interesting results. I thought that if any of those calibers had a chance to go through the cinder block on the back side it would have been the nine mm because of its smaller projectile traveling and a higher velocity.
yup. thanks for watching David!!
Me too
My EDC is a 40S&W. I have no doubt that it has stopping power after watching this video. Good job.
What a great idea! Unique way to test power of bullets! I have an 1871 Remington octagonal barrel rolling block with an odd bullet, 42 I think. Would like to use this method to test it. Amazingly accurate in great shape safe to fire I think but have to make bullets. I’m sure underpowered though.
Might have been interesting to measure the diameter of the exit side of the hole, to assess how much cinder block was disrupted by each - or weigh the blocks before and after - same idea. I wonder about two other rounds - the vicious 7.62x25 fired out of a CZ-52 or other, and a .44 Magnum or even .357 Magnum. I would think that the issue in penetration would be retained velocity after passing through the first wall, and any of these 3 should have what it takes. But that's different from stopping power, which is probably related to the amount of energy delivered to the first wall - thus the interest in the diameter of the exit hole. I noticed that the 9mm cracked the block - but the .40 and .45 just bulldozed through it. I wonder if that's repeatable and a reflection of the 9mm's higher velocity (1190 vs 990 vs 835 f/s). And where's the .40 cal Waldo? Interesting video!
I looked for that also,
40 seemed to displace more of the exit surface, I'll be searching for ballistic gel tests, but I even have to admit, against the 45 impressive, but 45 still my preference, blocks, gel don't mean much, more can it stop the perp
The 3 Little Pigs had it right. No straw or stick houses. 🤣🤣🤣
I doubt if it would have changed the results, but choosing the 115gr round for 9mm, while choosing the 180gr & 230gr loads for the .40S&W and the .45ACP respectively seems inconsistent. Wouldn’t a 124gr or even a 147gr 9mm load have been a more accurate comparison? Just a thought. Thanks for the video.
I agree that was my 1st thought and I was surprised at the results.
That was standard weight for all of them.
@@PerceptionVsReality333 They chose the lightest standard load for the 9mm and the heaviest for the .40S&W and .45ACP.
@@ericpowell5803
I don't think it would make a difference if he chose a heavier round for the 9mm I tried this with Federal American Eagle 124 grain FMJ through a Beretta92FS & the results were the same as in this video. I doubt 147 grain FMJ would do anything since it's a slower round.
In reality, say you were in an urban situation, I don't think I would want a round that would penetrate any further. I would rather have the knock down power and have the slug stop there.
In an urban situation, you would want hollowpoint and not fmj, especially in 9mm. It would most likely pass through and possibly hit the dog across the street.
Truth at 100mph 👍
What’s missing in the equation is the degree of impact. When looking at the 2nd cinder block wall one can see the degree of difference in the amount of force or impact on the surface of the 2nd cinder block wall. Look at the size of the circular percussion shadow of the .45 ACP. The distribution of percussion from the impact is visually much greater.
Great test. Note to self, if someone is shooting at you with a 9mm, 40 or 45 cal, hide behind at least the second wall of the cinderblock. I'm looking forward to it being that warm again, I hate shooting in the cold.
Your voice is spot on for Hank Hill
Edit: apparently I'm not the only one who noticed
Dangit bobby!
Knew I wasnt the only one.
Dilldow Schwagginnz-
I'm heating with propane right now
I thought the same. Hank Hill voice.
WOW! VERY surprised with the 45! Thought it would knock that block right in half. Wonder what the 357 would do? Great video. Expected allot more from the 45.
That is kind of why I like the 9 mm. The power is about the same as the larger pistol calibers and you generally get a greater capacity. Not to mention that the ammo is always available and very cheap.
Me too
..did you see the exit hole? What good is capacity if your enemy still walks around with 3 rounds on him, if capacity is a corncern get a 22...
@@Yosemite-George-61 Well, for use in a variety of sized handguns, the 9mm is probably the best-fit medium for capacity, stopping power and accuracy. What good is stopping power if the recoil causes you to miss your mark? Especially considering the adrenaline of a gunfight.
Agreed, I own many caliber pistols but my everyday carry is a 9 mm with quality jacketed hollow points
I have 3 frineds in Law Enforcement and none of the carry 9mm.
I would like to have known the muzzle velocities of these three rounds. Seems like the 40 might have had more fpe (maybe from 1024 fps velocity), which would account for its disintegrating on impact.
It's also the heavier .40 at 180 grains so we're loosing some speed with the heavier round.
Nice. Love how the back side of wall gets bigger with each cal increase. To be expected though.
Great video, I have a 9mm and a .45 I like both of them. I agree with some of the other comments on this, I don't want to be shot by any of them.
Me neither!
22yrs..in the LAPD. last 15yrs i carried my 1911 in a specialized unit. would rather have the 45acp rd in real world encounters than a 9mm.
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Hey jimmy I did 17 yrs lapd and carried the Beretta 92fs. I love the 9mm never had any issues with it at all. I had an OIS in west valley 1999 {unit 10A3 ], one shot all it took to protect myself. Hope you are enjoying retirement
I'm going to the process of joining LAPD. Any advice??
@@waynecespedes5566 Could use some advice on that sir. Looking to join LAPD soon
hello Daryle,
Good luck with your process my friend. If you do not have anything in your background to be worried about, the process will be smooth. Do not omit or leave anything out of your application and do not lie during your interview. Get in shape with a good work out program with alot of running. Just have faith and keep positive attitude during your process and in the academy when you get accepted.
Keep me updated and good luck
Thats why the 9mm is the best round. More rounds less recoil more accurate follow up shots. Cheaper to shoot. 9mm is the way to go.
Best is subjective. The 45 had more mass and mushroomed therefore creating a larger wound channel. Recoil depends on the gun. I reload and cast 45, so it's actually cheaper to shoot than 9mm which I do.load but dont cast. I shoot both, I carry both, I'm more accurate with my 45. Put a big ass hole first time and follow up may not be needed. To each their own, but I would hardly call any of these 3 rounds the best.
IF YOU WANT LESS RECOIL, CHEAPER TO SHOOT, THAN STICK WITH THE .22 CAL. IDIOT. YOUR THE WELFARE GUY AT THE SHOOTING RANGE, WE CAN ALL TELL.
RAH SWDIN your the idiot. Why would you even bring up .22 cal? Thats not even a legitimate defensive round. Am comparing 9mm to .40 .45 anyway. Idiot
@@eugeneabreut5208 Idiots abound these days. He had to open up and prove he's one.
@@eugeneabreut5208 not a defensive round? You try getting shot by a .22 cal bullet and get back to me. I don't care what caliber round you shoot, a bullet is a bullet.
I guessed exactly the same as you did and I was surprised by results. It makes me want to see what a .357 and .44 mag will do.
Need speed to penetrate... when you get into larger bullets they move slower... need a smaller bullet going super fast.
.44 mag just shatters the whole block, but I was using hollow points. I’d bet that FMJ rounds would do the same as the rounds in the video
@SK I bet you it would lol
10mm would have been a great demo
I would have appreciated knowing about how far away you were when you fired the shots.
Bout 10 yds
Barrell lenths also
@@preppinainteasy9965 - Is this what you ask your current girlfriend about the last guy?
No comment
@@woodyhayes7402 ☆°~|~°☆
This is silly. Why isn't he pointing out size of exit "wound"? 9mm - modest; 40 cal - large; 45 - HOOOGE!
Gary Jones I feel like the .40 had the biggest exit “wound”, and the 9mm did the most overall damage. Just what I saw 🤷🏼♂️ the 9mm is the one that fucking cracked the concrete and also did any damage at all to the second wall. It made it like 30% through. The other two did nothing but leave a small dust print on the second wall
Yeah, but look at the differences in diameter over the nine! If it makes a bigger hole, and dumps more energy-especially heavier for caliber-it has greater stopping power POTENTIAL...End of story!
Cal45 is the favourite of the riding in tandem assasin in the philipines coz 9mm it takes more than 2 to kill somebody.
@@ericwallyn5051 No such thing as "stopping power" bud.
Frankie Gunnz made up word by the police who use that term like in so many shows whenever they talk about the guns they use
I request a redo. This time use something thinner like drywall and set up many layers evenly spaced. I think more varying results from that test. fun vid though thanks!
5:34 you scared the shit out of me, I thought a snake was in there.
biggest difference is in the exit hole on the first wall, you should have measured that... and kinetic force if possible (put one block alone and measure how much it slides under the impact)... I'm still a .45 fan...
Time for a 44 mag vs. 50 AE cinder block test.
What was impressive was the exit hole in the first “wall” by the 40 and the 45
Great that you kept with the same ammo manufacturer and bullet type.
Hey Graham! Thanks for watching!
Have you tried the extreme penetrator rounds? I'm curious about those against the blocks.
I have in 4570
Its not the same bullet type. The 9 mm and the 45mm are the same ballpoint but not the 40mm. He used the exact amo on a skillet the 40 with flat point is going to give u a completely different result
Graham Baates exactly
The thing about pistol ammo, all three calibers will stop a human. Sadly, from personal experience, I can say the 45 acp will stop a gun fight quicker than the other two calibers. Again, this has been my personal experience.
I really prefer the 45 acp. I have a 1911 and a Cobra Patriot 45. The Cobra Patriot 45 came with a 6 round magazine. However, it accepts 1911 magazines. I have 5 standard 7 round magazines and two 10 round magazines that I bought online from a company that sells them and had them shipped to my house.
I thought the 9 would penetrate more ,and the 40 , 45 would have cracked what they didn"t penetrate.
also, shouldn't he have used a higher grain round in the 9 ?
Yeh .. they downgrade the 9mm by using 110 grain bolits ... against 180gr 40 and 220 45cal. give me a break. Use a 147 gr. 9mm bolit. I will take my 9mm with 17 in the clip.
@@jiml9023 I hear you bruh , BUT , years ago , I lived in Milwaukee , an officer told me of a gun/life changing event she had ,had , she had switched from a revolver , to a 9 , (had the 9 ,for 2 years) , when she approached a man involved in a fight ,
told him to get down , he charged @ her , shot him once , he stopped for a second , charged @ her , again , she EMPTIED her 9 , in him ,13 or 15 rounds , I forget , he kept coming @ her , she stopped him .....with her nightstick !
yes,he was on meth,yes,he died , but , the next day , she switched to a .40 cal.
personally , I'll keep my .45 .food for thought.bruh.be safe
@@guybrooks3480 sooo if he was on meth the .40 or .45 wouldn't have stopped him much either.
@@Slakebelton88 yeah , you might be right , I guess it comes down to personal preference ,
I like the 45 , 40 , myself .
On the more amusing side ,
last year , I met a gentleman that bought a pistol , (with great stopping power) , for cc use , the problem was , he didn't pay to much attention to the dimensions , of said firearm , he had purchased , a desert eagle !!
Now , he was rather tall , that didn't matter ! He asked if I'd be interested in buying it , I wasn't , but , I put on the holster\gun , for shit and giggles
I'm 5' 4" , it went almost to my knee , not a good CC , for me . LMAO 😂 , Didn't buy it , stayed with my "pea " shooter , 45 ' !
I like your tests and cheesy catch phrases. Got them dad jokes for days. Love it
I know this is an older video, but wondering if the .40 would have done more had it not been a flat nose which dissipates the energy quicker. A round nose .40 would have been a better comparison (where to find?). Would be interesting to see high penetration rounds comparison like something from Underwood.
45 will always be the king!! 💪💪💪
said no one ever
All in the ammo and barrel length :) Try Federal HST +p in all calibers and equal barrel lengths
357 vs 50 cal
380 vs 38 special vs 9mm
5.56 vs 7.62 vs 308
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With all the 10mm hype it would be interesting to see how the 10mm does.
Also see how the 7..5 fk BRNO round will do
👍 My caliber of choice will be 45acp every day of the week and twice on Sunday.
Why would a .45 go through more blocks when its known for stopping power and not speed
Slow and fat!
Charles Marshall
More Kinetic Energy
"Stopping power" isn't a thing.
Cinder blocks, valid cover for most handgun fire. Thank you.
I just noticed the 45 won in and second was the 40 and last was the 9mm ! The exit holes is what we’re really looking at and of course it’s 45 and 40 both punch half the wall off behind it and the 9mm just barely pierced trough.
Not sure if you realize it - you’re not shooting the “wall” side of the cinder blocks. Cool comparison though! I was surprised the 45 didn’t go through two of the webs. It did have a massive exit “wound” however!
Not supposed to be shooting "the wall"
Isn't the whole point is to keep the bullet in side of your target for maximum energy transfer and tissue damage?
You should have used 147gr. for the nine, being the others were heavy for caliber. Great job, however!
WOW! I Thought the 45 would at least cause some nasty damage to the Second Wall. GREAT VIDEO! 🇺🇸🤠
I thought for sure the .40 or maybe the 9mm wouldve at least embedded themselves inside the second wall. Oh well.
Also, props to you for actually resetting the blocks every test, makes it fair. So many shitty ballistics test online where they re-use the same block, which has lessened integrity because of prior holes.
Thanks for watching!
"its all about shot placement" LOL
Ok. I liked the video. There is more effort and time going into these videos than we give credit for. So for that, thank you!
Now, my observations;and yes, I am a 45 fan. Did anyone honestly pay attention to the slow motion scenes of each shot, and how much the 45 moved the block compared to the 9 and 40? I mean, regardless of penetration, the 45 is definitely packing a punch upon impact
Thanks for watching!
The .40 cal had the most velocity after punching thru the 1st wall. The ladder cam showed debris flying past. But I'll pass on getting shot by any of them, they're all powerful & deadly!
Thanks for watching!
But the .45 dumps the most energy
it would be unlogic that 45 penetrate more than 9mm.It have about same muzzle energy and wider bullet so 9mm always penetrate more than 45. Caliber 45 acp is just big,but not mutch more powerful than 9mm,even some laborations are are less powerful than 9mm.
ciro it’s not made for penetrating, it was made to cause more bodily damage. Depending on loads, you can put out much more ft lbs than a 9 ever could. Just because the standard rounds are roughly the same doesn’t mean shit. Much more powder in the casing means it can send heavier grains flying faster.
ft lbs of 9mm Para and 45 acp i exact the same.WW2 loads of 45 have less ft ibs than WW2 loads of 9mm Para and mutch less than powerful 7,62x25......45 is just one big underpowerd caliber like 38 special.
You neglected one extremely important variable: barrel length. I might have tried the 9mm in 125gr. Then compare that to a rifle!
Yet another good barrier test concluding that these three popular pistol cartridges are similar in terminal results.
Enjoyed your video. I’m curious how a 357 magnum round shot out of a revolver would perform.
Did that in another video
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I'D LIKE TO SEE THAT....
Did the 40 richochet out?..
Thats what my first thought was..
This is a very relevant demo.
Thanks.
6.24.2021
How far back were you? Makes a Big difference.
i was thinking the same thing!!! 7yds? 15yds?..
Very realistic comparison of the three bullets. I wonder how that would turn out with a .357 Magnum?
Did 357 in another video :)
Don't know if anyone noticed the exit holes the 40 and 45 made huge exit holes
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I noticed that as well
This was the comment I was looking for
The .40 was the biggest. But the 9mm did the most damage to the second wall and ripped the most concrete out of it’s ever so slightly smaller hole
You should try 10mm as well, in both light load with high-velocity rounds and higher grain loads with lower FPS but more terminal energy... That would be neat to see.
10mm = .394
@@chucks2018 If measurements dictated the outcome of every conflict, all boxers that are 6'4 with a long reach would be unbeatable. We know, because this is the real world, that there is more to combat than measurements don't we....
Having a 10mm 200gr round or a 10mm 135gr nosler round have completely different initial and terminal ballistics. Seeing a 10mm round leave the chamber at near rifle speeds might have a different impact (no pun intended) than the heavier, slower round eh? Especially on soft tissue where you don't want over-penetration of the target.
If you ever get tired of the 9mm there's a cartridge called .960 Rowland from the same guy that invented the 460 Rowland. He can convert your 9mm to shoot the .960 Rowland which if I remember correctly and turns your 9mm into kind of a 357 for hunting semi auto
would love to see these tests done with the same weight round !
Brilliant video. Much more useful and meaningful than the expensive ballistic gel videos. Because stuff does get in the way if you are shooting at anything other than a target in a controlled environment.
They are all effective rounds , they all will put a lethal hole in a bad guy so in my humble opinion it all comes down to capacity.
It's not capacity its accuracy shot placement that's what counts in my opinion!
1900stratoliner some states only have 10+1 capacity
@@darrinwilliamson2662 everything counts 😊
@@bridgman852 Good point.
There seems to be a few schools of thought, regarding capacity vs. stopping power. I've heard countless debates. I once asked a buddy, of mine, when he started carrying his M1911 and he said "After I got shot by a nine". He didn't like the 9mm stopping power. His brother chimed in with "if they'd shot you in the head, a 9mm would've worked just fine". Eventually, they agreed to disagree. :)
hmm...I might need some bigger caliber for my cinder block hunting expedition...
I’m thinking the 9 and 40 will be similar and just go to the 2nd wall. The 45 I think is going to go through the 1st and crack the second if it doesn’t go through it as well.
I wonder how the bullets would’ve did if the concrete walls were closer together, i think the gap before the next wall slows it down a bit.
really you think the AIR slowed it down in 8 inches?
2A Forever yes, AIR is resistant.
@@BigRich954 I have 6 beautiful acres of oceanfront property just outside of Las Vegas with a 6 bedroom house with indoor and outdoor shooting ranges and pools for sale at a great price I think it would be perfect for you
2A Forever I think so too.
I'll admit the 9 mm hit a bit higher than the others but it (DID) Crack the wall
Therefore if it hit a bone in a person or animal there would be splinters going
into some destructive places.
Any one of those bullets if contacting bone will shatter it and send fragments out
Scott Paulsen He meant even the weakest round shown would still do that
The real test would be to measure the impact. We typically want the initial penetration and no exit with maximum stopping power. There’s where the difference will show up. Don’t know what kind of equipment would be needed to measure that though. Fun video all the same!
well,I guess I'll build my meth lab out of cinder block!
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How about testing shotgun shells rifles pistols at cetera against a regular frame house interior and exterior walls
Haha lmao
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The 9mm did the most damage to the block put a hole in it and split it
Only because it hit up near the top. The other two hits were a lot closer to the middle of the block. So the damage wasn't actually more. And look at the exit damage. 9mm was the least.
I bet if the others had hit where the 9mm hit, the block might well be missing a huge chunk at the top.
That’s the genius of the 230 grain FMJ 45 ACP: it’s a FMJ but it flattens like a HP
idea: same test but with armor piercing rounds axis vs allies .30-06 vs 8 mauser
the thing i noticed was the exit on each hole got bigger with each caliber, 9 punched a hole with a minor crator/exit and the .45 made a crator almost the size of the back side of the "wall"
4:19 The .40 probably bounced back directly through the rather large hole it made in the cinder block and out.
I highly doubt that !
@@1redrubberball Why? Do you think it just completely vanished? That sounds more plausible to you, or do you have another explanation?
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I think it's likely it went out of there vertically.
@@1redrubberball I don't think you really mean vertically (straight up). But yes, it could likely have angled up and out the top. I based my opinion of it bouncing straight back and out the hole on how when shooting in the past at ranges I've had bullets or at least parts of bullets come straight back at me after hitting something hard (such as the target hanger framing).
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Vertically doesn't just refer to a single angle that is straight up towards the zenith, but an array of angles upward that would clear the walls of the concrete block in some direction.
Good to know in case I'm ever threatened by an angry cinder block.
i can listen to these southern guy talk about paint drying for hours
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You.missed the size of the exit hole. The 45 made the biggest exit hole. That means it has the best chance to drop bad guys
i was noticing that also
nah man grenades or a flame thrower
Yeah... “bad” guys
The question is, who is the bad guy? Well from your opponents perspective you are, and since people are talking here about doing the biggest damage to a person there not giving the best impression to challenge that idea
Are you aware that lethal force should only be used as an absolute last resort to defend your own Life, and that the goal of self defense is to incapacitate an aggressor? Not killing someone
Hard Barrier penetration is not what hollow points are designed for. Defeats the purpose of a hollow point! Do this with ball and I bet they will go thru more than one wall of the blocks.
Sweet! gotta love that 45!!
I was hoping the 45 would do more damage. Thanks for watching Bigfoot!!
You look like you're eating lemons through the whole video 0_o