Short answer: quite a bit

@aryanritchie7759

4 ай бұрын

I figured as much 🙄

@youtube.commentator

4 ай бұрын

Thanks, I didn't feel like watching the video anyways

@ivanhale8114

4 ай бұрын

Good analysis

@SchgurmTewehr

4 ай бұрын

I want to see the experiment, not know the answer.

@1nfamyX

4 ай бұрын

At least 1

I find this kind of experimentation both informative and inspiring.

@JJFX-

3 ай бұрын

lol no you don't

in 1996, we were doing standard yearly refresh (I was aircarft mechanic, flightline) the m16. they showcased a 2 inch piece of plexiglass where it rifled through.. 100 yards. "you can't judge the power of an old gun with an old round... there is new rounds that are very powerful for the same old gun" that mile shot, does not even sound like a big sniper.. I did see the silencer muzzle, but still. I wold never have guessed it to be that strong. Cool video.

Greetings from Finland, after military service, these videos are awesome!

Love your channel Edwin, wholesome and educational!

@GardenofEdens

4 ай бұрын

its not one second educational its bullshitting around and we all love it. He never speaks about density of material or really what forces anything he shots can take most things are just math boiled down but we all laugh with him thats fun

@TheJeffbarrett

2 ай бұрын

@@GardenofEdens Discovery doesn't always have to be documented. I'm along for the ride because I can't get my hands on any of those weapons, living in WA state. Crazy Ed is my hero!

Edwin u are the boss! Great work🤩

Once again very good experiment by Dr Edwin

@PigSticker-wm2tq

4 ай бұрын

I just wish his stretching exercises weren't so invasive

That’s good science Edwin👍

It's my 42nd B-Day today too! Love yer video's you two! Keep it goin 👍

@scubasteve3032

4 ай бұрын

Happy birthday!

it's the moment of the truth.....enjoy your videos ...and i miss the cooking too

Where is Gasparin? We miss him dearly. Your videos aren't the same without him.

@ganvalexposure2163

4 ай бұрын

If you listen and watched... he said it is his birthday and didn't want to goto Texas

it's always entertaining watching the science channel🤓 greetings from Germany ✌🏼

@Orgelfan62

3 ай бұрын

Ja, das tut es

I finally found my favorite KZread channel!

Happy birthday Jasper!

My bro came a long way 💚

Namaste Edwin sir I from India and follow you last three years & watching your every video

@Dukers2300

4 ай бұрын

Show bobs

Happy Bitrthday to Jasper!

great video i love it

Thank God you are okay! I was worried when you hadn't uploaded a video for awhile!

Great video!🫡

Big fan

Shout out to the birthday boy! Happy Birthday Jasper!!🎂🍷

Back After Long Time ❤🎉

This is definitely my favorite physics channel 😂

Super sniper🔥🔥🔥

Super sniper 👌

That standing 100 yard group of 2 was nuts.

You grow Edwin

Happy birthday just burrito 🎉

I don't even know why I was expecting actual science anymore 😂

Hilarious thanks!

They are lethal

I’m in Dallas and would love to find a range at 1-mile or more

@jaytrock3217

4 ай бұрын

Head south about a hour. I forget the name of the range. There are a bunch of 1200 yard ranges. Closer.

for a 3a to stop that at a mile out that is quite significant power loss. I fin it interesting that at a mile out it was able to do so much to the steel target. Just goes to show it can be easier to punch steel than a soft vest. The soft vest is able to move and soak up the hit where the steel does not move. It is why you can pop spinner with basically any round even seen them hit with a 50 bmg and not get destroyed just makes them spin very very fast. Puts some nice dents and gouges in them but they stay intact. Hit the same thickness and type of steel ate a mile away but a large target and the cheapest 50 bmg round will punch through

Interesting the 3A armor held up at that distance. I'd be curious to see this test scaled up to include other rifle calibers at varying distances to test the stopping threshold of 3A armor vs rifle rounds.

@CMBelite-FR

Ай бұрын

it's a 1600m distance, the bullet is going to loose lots of velocity therefore the energy at impact will decrease a lot

Need a ballistics gel block the size of a refrigerator. 🤣

Hey , where is Gasparin??

Added drone / aircraft audio is noted.

More Science Channel Yeaaaaaaa!!!

enough energy to go through at least 2 people

Hi edwin we missed you

Five years later for a video

It would have been cool to have a drone flying in the LZ, just above the target, for some great incoming shots.

Happy Birthday Jaspito! Videos without you are not the same! Come back quick! Sorry for my bad english, I'm german!

Magic

Dang brother you made hits at a mile like it was nothing. The furthest shots I've ever made were 1,000 yards. This is another 760 yards! Very good indeed.

Science channel for real this time 😁! Valuable data!

I miss Jasparin!

Where is Gasparito long time no see him or your old camera girl wish them the best blessings to all thank you for the content

& the answer to the question is in the title is of course that it depends on the caliber and the barrel length and the wind speed.

Needed cam of target for the long range shots

I just noticed that Edwin and Zak Catch Em' have the exact same voice, and I can't stop wondering if Edwin goes fishing during his free time...

edwin when will you do the .500 bushwhacker

I remember reading a 308 loses enough ft lb’s of energy to be similar to a 44 mag at 1,000 yards. Would be cool to test out 3A armor since it’s rated up to that caliber.

Great shoot 🔫 Tikotok video 📹

Quite the bit.

What was the cartridge and were those boards sheet rock?

A one-mile shot is crazy!!! I hear a Canadian sniper killed an "insurgent" at well over a mile(maybe two) during the Iraq civil-war.

@milesstover3724

4 ай бұрын

by insurgent they meant some guy living in his own country

@TheBlinked1

4 ай бұрын

@@milesstover3724 -Exactly.

Get a bullet speed tester and get some numbers on the difference. Naturally it loses a lot on a mile. Actually surprised it makes it out that far.

Do it with out the suppression

Hi Edwin. Another idea for you. Can you fill a stud wall framed 16" (on center) (2"x 4" vs. 2" x 6"), with stone gravel to test rifle round penetration? 1/2" plywood exterior with 1/2" sheetrock interior and or plywood interior upgrade? Perhaps expansion foam and or sand mixed with the 3/4" stone gravel to retain R-value adding integrity. Try all the combos for that matter. I can imagine it would be a good way for people in areas where gang shootings are frequent, they could cheaply safely guard their families from drive-byes. I bet the stone gravel will have great deflection with minimal penetration. I wonder if the stones are better loose, with or without foam or sand? Love your videos...."I'm ready" Lol

HOT DAMN! Edwin you are a crack shot I can't even see 1 mile awat...lol. Onya ya mate. From Aussie.

Set chronograph behind sand bags. Leave an opening above the chronograph for the bullet to pass through. Cover the sand bags with reactive targets to zero in on the opening. Then you can calculate the exact amount of energy loss.

@randallhoward3231

4 ай бұрын

P.S. If you placed multiple chronographs side by side you could save a little time.

This is thr Science Channel, First the calculation F = 1/2 mv2. Then the experiment...

A bullet slows down after a mile? Really? Astounding Edwin........'Not bad'...as a sniper, yup, bad....

It happened to me finally, I got unsubscribed by youtube! Great video Edwin

Do same video vith 50 bmg

It looks like one of the shytech rounds

What is the caliber of bullet you are shooting?

Nice shoot shifu hunting😊

Your science channel is getting more science 😂

The only thing I'd like to see you different. Is leave at least 1 inch gap between the layers. I think it would be more accurate for "penetration" VS energy transfer.

Looks like Super Short Magnum rounds??

What caliber are the rounds????

When do we go back to playing with grenades and oxygen tanks?😂

Happy Birthday Gasparito😃

👍

well what cal is the ammo you are shooting? is it 6.5.

@nickroggio1891

4 ай бұрын

I had the same question. It looks like it.

@jimborg5958

4 ай бұрын

@@nickroggio1891 its 6.5 prc

So level 2 armour would protect you from a mile away but it would still go through you without it.

helllo, good night

What caliber was that?

I hope you get a ton of money from sightmark before they go under!

I think my IQ has gone up 200 points for watching this science channel. Thank you. God Bless, stay safe and warm.

What calibre is that?

It looks like it loses 70% of its energy.

We need a cooking video

Donde está Gasparin güey

Hmmmm. Energy of a moving object - like a bullet - is mass of the object times the square of the velocity. Since the mass remains the same, less energy indicates the velocity has slowed. I don't think I'm good enough to use a chronograph at one mile, so someone else has to do it. By calculating the mass of the bullet times the square of the velocity at one mile, one could ascertain both the energy remaining with the bullet and the loss of energy getting there. I will probably never have to shoot anything at a mile. But I'm curious just the same.

@EdwinSarkissian , tell Mark to finally start the 30mm project and then test 30mm vs ballistic dummy and AR500 armor

Edwin, set up some watermelons or something at the 1 mile mark. Maybe that'll give us a good visual.

what Bullet were you using?

I imagine a lot of energy is lost. Depends what round you're using. I'm sure I wouldn't want to stand down there with the targets regardless.

Happy Birthday pendeho

😮

Where is Gasparito? Fixing border walls? 😂😂😂

@jivko6587

4 ай бұрын

😂

1 mile is the same distance as I rode my bike to school.

He buddy

Welcome to texas

"There made inTexas!"

Welcome to Dallas!