"We cant stop here, this is Fledermaus country."

@jakep111

5 жыл бұрын

flying mouse country

*OG* I felt that recoil through my computer monitor man. :-)

@taofledermaus

5 жыл бұрын

Might need to back off the powder charge a little lol

@john-paulsilke893

5 жыл бұрын

I’m gonna develop a flinch just from watching. 🤪

@OGsDangerShow

5 жыл бұрын

The HP slug was probably the hardest kicking round I’ve experienced at TFM. Oof.

@dudeoutdoors6441

5 жыл бұрын

@@OGsDangerShow Man, you earned your money on that one!

@Yman83464z

5 жыл бұрын

@@OGsDangerShow Solution: shoot standing, and position firearm stock on your groin. After all. you ARE the OG! I guarantee you will not flinch again after the first shot... Hey! Hear from your Turkish friends? Hope all good?

Thank you for your time (and OG's shoulder) guys. Looking forward to the next one :)

@taofledermaus

5 жыл бұрын

Thank you Lars!

I love those scientific test video's from the private range, very educative!

After all, 5 inches of rifling is more than a lot of pocket pistols. Thanks for sharing these awesome videos.

@taofledermaus

5 жыл бұрын

thanks!

@jacobacon3219

5 жыл бұрын

True, but in a pistol the projectile engages the rifling nearly at the moment of acceleration, whereas these slugs have reached peak velocity before meeting the rifling, there also seems to be a slight ledge the projectile must squeeze through at the start of the choke. I wonder if it would make a difference to taper that area into a ramp? I don’t think there’s any immediate problems, but there is a general feeling that the sudden change would effect ballistics and trajectory in a less than predictable manner. I’m imagining a speeding vehicle suddenly grinding against a barrier, any slight imperfection in the choke could mean quite a variance in efficiency, travel, and/or energy. Just thinking out loud I guess.

@TheOlsonOutfit

5 жыл бұрын

@@jacobacon3219 I'm sure it makes some difference, but probably not within the margin of error already present in shotguns.

@jacobacon3219

5 жыл бұрын

leif52pickup Yeah that’s a good point.

@john-paulsilke893

5 жыл бұрын

Obviously a true rifled barrel is gonna be better but I’m guessing the biggest difference will be velocity loss converted into heat and blow-by from the sudden impact and deformation. If I was a betting man I’d say the difference would be much more significant at range such as plus 75yrds. I can hardly wait to see what the boys have in store for their testing.

In Russia most rifled chokes are 1:900 mm twist rate which is almost 1:36". When it comes to rifled choke you have to pay great attention to it's muzzle. Because it is in fact equivalent of rifle's crown. These slots for choke wrench is a DISASTER!!! If you have access to a lathe you should cut this choke until slots go off, make decent muzzle chamfer. To screw this choke in and out - make knurling in the middle and use bicycle-chain-style (or oil filter style) wrench.

@johnbig1274

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks for your information !

The ballistic jelly made the upward curl after being struck by the shattering red brick was insane

Can't wait to see the in depth videos on these bad boys! Hope Danny is getting plenty of rest in preparation 😆

@taofledermaus

5 жыл бұрын

thank you!

@john-paulsilke893

5 жыл бұрын

Let’s break Danny’s shoulder again. Drag him out of bed and strap a couple pillows on him and let’s do this. (Seriously though, get well Danny, I don’t actually give half a crap if you shoot just get out there and have some laughs, it’s good for you.)

@S1lv3r4do

5 жыл бұрын

Those shots wouldn't have been low if Danny was the shooter. Just kidding OG ... everyone know our men in blue (or plain cloths) are the best shots.

Awesome video. Love the way the mini-ball dusted that brick.

Thanks for another great video. Loved the way you explained the choke tube. Very easy to understand. Keep up the great work.

@taofledermaus

5 жыл бұрын

thanks Chris!

Those slugs are EPIC! look forward to further tests

Wow! That's a lot of damage!

@OGsDangerShow

5 жыл бұрын

Good Flex Seal reset!

The sabot was shredded to pieces. What a beautiful result in both tests.

This is my new favourite channel hands down

Minie ball should expand to fill rifling even without sabot

@matthewchastain136

5 жыл бұрын

Ted Archer The wad would likely balls that up.

@robbrown5702

5 жыл бұрын

It will not expand as it would in a musket because it has a wad behind it and around it that will interfere with gas expanding the base.

@tedarcher9120

5 жыл бұрын

@@robbrown5702 well there shouldn't be a wad behind it, right? Don't see a problem

Love your videos, I'm excited to see the full videos on the rifled choke!

Good sciencing brozos😂😂 we love a good slugeratin sciencification presentation 🎉

VERY impressive work guys!!!

Will not the mini ball base expand to engage the rifling once it’s fired wasn’t that the original design?

@GunFunZS

5 жыл бұрын

Not with a gas seal behind it...

@Greymist73

5 жыл бұрын

Yes. Also I wanted to add that was its greatest strength because it was designed to be undersized compared to the bore to allow faster loading and more accuracy with the muzzle loading rifles of the time. At the same time that expansion also worked against it since it is a solid lead slug, sustained fire would quickly cause fouling to build up in the barrel.

@Highstranger951

5 жыл бұрын

I doubt it would expand that much. It was sloppy in the bore of the tube. Definitely more so than the bore of a rifle.

@patrickmihajlovic4112

5 жыл бұрын

Designed for EXPANDING !!!

@larctiger

5 жыл бұрын

A minie needs to be very close to bore size when muzzle loaded. In competition we keep them to within 1 to 3 thousandths of bore size. The minies I sent to Jeff are about .687 and a shotgun bore is about .730 so, it just cannot expand that far. Jeff’s use of a shot cup filled the bill nicely.

Awesome guys! Cannot wait to see the future videos 😁

Great Job guys! I'm impressed.

Great to see the ads! And the great content o'course 😅

@taofledermaus

5 жыл бұрын

thanks!

@jasontruman1215

5 жыл бұрын

TAOFLEDERMAUS I don’t see ads assuming it’s demonitized? Sad day if that’s true

Awesome! Thanks for sharing your experience with us.

Turned that brick into dust. So much for hiding behind walls because the second shot will get you.

@ekscalybur

5 жыл бұрын

If that wall is only a few bricks thick, the first shot is not going to be anything remotely pleasant. There might not be a need for the second shot.

Wow, that ballistic gel is doing some crazy stuff. I'll definitely be looking forward to seeing more of these.

Omg!! The cavitation from that ball on the gell through the brick.. mushy mush mush wow!!

That was pretty cool when the brick turned to dust. Nice job guys! 👍 Hope Danny is well...

Can't wait to see the future video testing these slugs! Looks great guys! One helluva kick though!

@taofledermaus

5 жыл бұрын

There will be some sore shoulders!

@ammoguy8016

5 жыл бұрын

The awesome power of the 12 gauge!

I own a .72 cal muzzle loading rifle and be assured, nothing beats a soft lead bullet for pure smack down power! Awesome to see soft lead doing it's job in slow motion. Thanks for posting.

Man that vest took a whoopin'!

@taofledermaus

5 жыл бұрын

It flew further than the pile of broken concrete slab, which was 50 yards from us.

That was some really nice lighting during the tabletop segment.

Looks very promising! I look forward to the updates.

That Bee when the fury hit the vest was like.... "OAW MAAHHHH GEEERRRRDDDHHH!!!!!"

Cool idea, and Excellent Results!

Never seen a vest fly like that,that was pretty sweet those things definitely got some momentum.

Looking forward to the Minnie ball full video. Recoil, lots and lots of recoil, was what I expected. I wasn't expecting you to just delete a brick. We've all seen your table flexing when you shatter water jugs, but this was insane. Gel-nastics always make me smile.

That second shot was beautiful. Brick dust explosion.

Great video Jeff!

Holy hell both those slugs sent that vest flying.

great job! and dope mix!!! way to keep it fun!

My phone nearly shook itself out of my hand. Christ.

The effects look quite exciting :D

Wow, the power of that Minié ball slug is incredible!

That Minie ball hits more like a maxi ball... with balls like that you'd never be afraid of anything!

DAMN! OG hit the sweet spot with that .69! He managed to connect with everything but the woden post, in one shot! Whether you call it "luck" or "skill", either way that was one hell of a shot!

Minie ball is quite a devastating round, looking forward for the full video!

wow! Thanks guys!

OG in da house! Damn, that vest got some serious air. Great work, guys. 👍

The vest noped the hell out of there in the first shot. "SCREW THIS CRAP I'M GOING HOME"

Thanks guys very interesting!

OG turned the Taolederbrick into Taoflederpower.

Loved the pink mist.

TY for the our French minié ;)

Holy hell how that disintegrating brick mauled that gel in the slo-mo.. Just the blast of that impact turned it upside down.. :D

Nice shooting !!!

I have to admit that one left me wanting more.

All I have to say is WOW!!!! Impressive!!!!!

I wish I could throw a few bucks your way but money's pretty tight, I love your videos and thoroughly enjoy them. Keep em coming!

Great job guys! I love explosive results! All ways top notch and very interesting! Have a good one guys see ya next time:D

I love the energy transfer with .12 ga slugs. it is fun to watch in slow motion too.

Looking forward to these videos! Oooof that recoil too haha

This video was perfect answer to a question I asked on the Facebook page we both frequent Jeff I asked what pellet slug mold I should get a 680 or 729 this really illustrated what I’ll be doing seriously Jeff thanks for doing these videos

@taofledermaus

5 жыл бұрын

thank you!!

I have a mold for 58 cal Minie bullets . I think I'll give them a try in my 12 ga . I also own a Thompson Center Pro Hunter rifle with two barrels , one in 7mm Remington Magnum and the other in 416 Rigby . There is a barrel for the TC Pro Hunter chambered for 12 ga fully rifled that I've considered buying . There's another 12 ga barrel choked for turkey hunting that I've also considered . I haven't fired my TC yet , but I've loaded some test rounds in 7mm Remington Magnum and am about to load up some 416 Rigby rounds . Thanks TFM and crew . You guys are making some great videos .

Holy mother of god....that Minie ball destroyed everything...nice, I look forward to the next vid.

That last shot looked like a bomb went off!

How to break OGs shoulder in 3 easy shots... Greg’s a beast!

After shooting those +40 grams bullets, O.G heavy metal band "Sturdy Lefties" would skyrocket the music charts.

Glad to see the Minei ball spin. The skirt is supposed to expand against the rifling under pressure for good engagement. As it was designed in the muzzle loading days, it was desirable to have a projectile you could actually push down your barrel that had tolerances that were somewhat looser than 0.001".

I was just looking for something to watch lol great timing

@robotslug

5 жыл бұрын

Same. Whole internet at my fingertips, bored.

@dELTA13579111315

5 жыл бұрын

@@robotslug my Wi-Fi, tv, and phone have been down since last Tuesday and AT&T finally came out to fix it today. I had used up almost all of my mobile data on my phone for this month in the past 5 days watching KZread videos at 480p only because it was SUPPOSED to not use up my data if I did that, but apparently the guy who sold us the plan lied about that

@robotslug

5 жыл бұрын

@@dELTA13579111315 Sorry to hear that! Data caps suck, i pay extra for an unlimited data plan, its an arm and a leg, but a lifesaver for times like that. Glad you got it sorted though, welcome back to HD!

Only 5" of rifling? If I am remember correctly there are a lots of snub-nose revolvers with barrels much shorter than 5"... And they are accurate. It is hard to shoot accurate from snub nose, but that is because small sight radius.

@JefeInquisidorGOW

5 жыл бұрын

I mean, most self-loading handguns have 4" barrels and are good for 100m or so

@matthewchastain136

5 жыл бұрын

The real difference is that the bullet is accelerating in the rifling the entire time in a normal barrel. In the choke it is already moving at full velocity and has tons of inertia before it hits the rifling.

@LexsLavrov

5 жыл бұрын

@@matthewchastain136 You are absolutely right. But in what this difference transfers in terms of slug ballistics? I mean what effect this have onto group size, accuracy etc.? In Russia fully rifled 12ga barrels are scarce because of the law. To be able to purchase any rifled weapon a person must previously own a smoothbore during 5 years without problems with law. Here are no significant hunting restrictions to use rifled weapon. Therefore russian gun makers just do not make fully rifled 12 ga barrels. We basically limited to rifled chokes, again because of the law. If long barrel has only 140 mm of rifling or less it is considered smoothbore. Rifled choke in non-restricted item. That's why it is very popular in Russia.

@thomasnevver73

5 жыл бұрын

@@JefeInquisidorGOW из пистолета на 100 метров? "нет сынок, это фантастика"©

@thomasnevver73

5 жыл бұрын

какой смысл в парадоксе, если они с 15 метров так стреляют?🤔

WHOA 🔥🔥🔥

Both rounds seemed to drop down at such a short range but massive amounts of damage nice review

You're a rather successful channel, and could be the gold standard in Slug testing....IF you'd *TEST* THEM out, rather than merely try them out. It occurs to me that most any of them will hit minute of man @ 15 or 25 yards... but let's see which ones are the best.

That brick exploding is possibly the best slomo shot I've seen on the channel! P.S. Im happy to see ads, and I dont skip, just for you guys.

Cool little teaser ;)

Hey Mouse and Officer Greg and wild man Danny.

@OGsDangerShow

5 жыл бұрын

Randle’s back!

@randlerichardson5826

5 жыл бұрын

Officer Gregg hey gentlemen.

3:42 NICE OG VERY IMPRESSIVE.

"Arizona" is looking pretty green this year!

@nunyabidniz2868

5 жыл бұрын

I blame El Nino... [Sorry, my 2nd "n" is lacking a ~...]

IIRC, Minie balls were designed to be used in rifled muzzle-loaded arms. The arse end of the projectile should be hollow, and the intense pressure of the powder and whatnot inside that cavity forces the grooved portion of the projectile to expand outwards. That allows you to put the undersized projectile down the barrel easily enough for muzzleloading, but also allows the projectile to engage the rifling when fired. TL;DR y'all should try the Minie balls again without the shot cup or a gas seal or anything and see if it works right :D

My shoulder just separated watching this.

Yay for mini ball!

Wow! This is really interesting. I have never thought of sending an old powder mine ball out of a shotgun.

Jeff, love the cammo Bear Bryant hat.

Beastly

Good stuff!👍👍

What you have there is a “Paradox”, a type of slug-firing shotgun invented in 19th century in England. Now you can buy air rifles with this type of barrel that are super accurate. The Germans in WWII used this method on anti-tank guns with good results.

holy smokes that mini was awesome

Thanks, I always wondered about the minnie ball. It pretty much vaporized that brick.

I have to admit, I own a lot of firearms, but not a single shotgun. I have never been in to birding, but I enjoy your content. You might have inspired me to pick up a shotgun. I might just order something out of CA just to help you guys fight for your Freedom.

Jeff would be a great teacher. Reminds me of an awesome science teacher I had in school.

@taofledermaus

5 жыл бұрын

lol thanks!

OG, how's the shoulder!? man, that was brutal! can't wait to see a hydrostatic shot with those! I think the ballistic jelly and the hydro shots are my faves!

Okay now I have to try that! It's going to hurt, but I'm sure I will enjoy it. And like I say if OG can do it I can do it...

More of these would be awesome! I wonder what they look like if you could recover at least one of each. 👍🏼

Normally I hate ads, but for once it's nice to see one on your video

WOW that brick is powdericed !!!!!!!!!! Sweet

Another fine video chaps, I must ask though have you observed any clear differences that rate of twist makes on these large but relatively slow projectiles? I hope Danny's recovering well (and the OG too for the contusions some of these projectiles are dishing out to his shoulder).

You guys need to shoot bricks under ballistic gelatin more often, that was cool!

The choke tube you are using was made by Beretta. Wish I could find one in Australia. They don't make them any more.

Good info kids.

R&D are your friends, ours too since we get to watch! Thanks TFM Team! Hey how’s Danny? He missed out on some serious shoulder time there.