Slow Motion Shot Gun Bullet

[dibyopai]

r u fuckin' me? so many tiny splinters?

[Julienfun]

Anyone else didn't expect the camera to be hit by one of the balls?

[godackgudalach1]

Sry guess its some kind of anti people tank round not a shot gun... who knows how fast that is

[godackgudalach1]

It was a set of really fast exposure cams that's why the picture was slow at first and caught up after a bit as the shot slowed you can't do this with a faster round like a rifle bullet that shot was maybe going 500 fps... I don't know much about shotgun speeds

[paroutdiok]

how is it possible to follow the fucking bullet? are you fucking kidding me?

[kinglink501]

Lets play baseball.

Catch!

PS: holy shit you can see the soundwaves its passing through

[kinglink501]

Lets play baseball.

Catch!

[wazien56]

wen it was flyin i just wondered wen was it goin 2 smash

[HyperCheeseVideos]

Was that fake no guns ever fire with that much flame

[stefanosantonak]

@HyperCheeseVideos shot with your gun at the night and you see the fire and flames

[Boemenno]

looks like a swarm of bees

[DriftProD3signZ]

how can the camera follow it?

:D

i think its too fast

[TheMrBlinx]

@DriftProD3signZ I think it's called "bullet time" photography (no pun intended). The same as was used to film the Matrix, where there are a bunch of cameras and they each trip a microsecond apart.

[tylerhargis778]

@DriftProD3signZ i agree seems allitle wierd?

[Lovesgoats]

a tank usually fires those

must be one big motherfucker to fire it out of a shotgun

[Renard380]

The end of the video... scared me :p

[Gandiva7]

big bang theory.

[chxitout]

how the hell did the camera follow that thing??

[ZOCKER1001]

0:13 shotgun tank?

[usarmy86]

fucking A

[a4d2d0]

that actually is amazing. How did the camera follow it. You can see the ripples!!

[mmmmmhotdogs]

@a4d2d0 it's not ripples, it's the little b b's that come with the shell too. that's how shotguns have that wide spread shot

[a4d2d0]

@mmmmmhotdogs Yah, I know how a shotgun works. You can see the cushion of air that is pushed infront of each pellet. Thats what I meant by "ripples".

[mmmmmhotdogs]

@a4d2d0 whoops, sorry now i feel like an idiot =X

[vollvornartmovie]

1:18 <--click and booom YAY

[megacolnic]

wat is that at the end

[billysmalll]

Each bb is like a pistol slug haha, i think they are made out of toungston.

[Locomikey666]

@billysmalll *tungsten. Everyone tries to be fancy at spelling and it pisses me off.

[billysmalll]

@Locomikey666 well shit my bad

[danner253]

AAWWSSOOMMEE!

[someguy0474]

It's not a shotgun, it is a tank round. As damian said, it is using AP grapeshot.

[damian13531]

That was grapeshot from a freakin Tank. Ive never seen that before. Appears to have taken out five or six pepper popper targets (man size) spaced ca. five or six meters apart though I cannot tell at what range. I,d like to see a cut open cross section of that round with all its components. Primer to shotcup and get an Idea of how big each of those pellets are.

[nuclearfish010]

whats a shotgun bullet ?

[someguy0474]

Shotguns don't fire bullets. They fire shot and slugs. Shot is a group of round metal spheres, like bbs, that spread as they move downrange.

[nuclearfish010]

@someguy0474 yes i already know that but someone was talking about shotgun bullets and i wanted to know. lol i know they dont exsist

[master1man]

wow, cool. And THATS why shotguns are only good at close range, walk up to a guy an BOOM 100 high speed pellets into u.

[gguz88]

Imagine shooting a sport clay with this shit, you couldn't miss.

[Nwest82]

nice, what a perfect wat to pattern your shotgun.

[larry89]

that's a shitload of shells!

[bbrown4261]

I need something like this when I goshooting sporting clays.

[xXsharppshooterXx]

I didn't know that they made shotshells for tanks!

[iHaveHate4All]

Yeah, they use them to clear out builings without completely destrying them, like if a hostage or a prisoner is on the next story up...

[Neton16]

0:17 - to - 1:17

how the camera can move so fast??

speed of bullet!

[monimstarfox]

the camera has mirror's that allow's it to do this amazing isnt it.

[Neton16]

oooh, thats rly amazing ^^

[monimstarfox]

i thought this was a cg at first then some guy told me that the camera used mirrors to pan out its view of the projectile

[docsharp00]

moving mirrors

[sk8bordingMONKY]

holy shit!!!!!!!!

[mydawgsbeast81]

So thats why it hurts so much if it goes through your body....

[slowmatt321]

lolz  duh

[weed4smoker20]

thats not a shot gun its an anti presonal fierd from a tank

[calhob55]

ohhh. Thanks

[1Master1of1taquitos1]

thats fucking brutal

[calhob55]

I like that. I had no idea that there was so many bbs

[NoahEllam1994]

bbs? if they were bbs there wouldnt be muzzle flash would there.. theyre metal pellets...

[lexmark136]

They look like bb's to me, pellets have skirts.

[antonimbret]

notice the air push on 0:32 !!!

[godzialia]

tat was kool

[kward1234]

I mean that first clip not the tank

[kward1234]

is that a freakin 12 gauge

[weed4smoker20]

you can clearly see its fierd from a tank

[thisismycoolname22]

alright this is a canister round for a tank it is basically a 120mm shotgun so everyone can stop tryin to make sense of it all ooh and yes all those targets would be screwed cause well i am a gunner on a tank in the army so yes i know what this is

[hpboy321]

at the 2nd clip, how the hell does the camera follow the bullet??!

[JohnTheRipper2]

they set it up at great distances and make it follow a pre-calculated path.

[hpboy321]

ahhh, ok :)

[LeaDz0r]

I presume that the camera only follows about 100-150 feet of the "bullet" flight path. You can clearly see the devastation the shell inflicts at the end of the video. Horrifying stuff... pure evil. I would not want to be one of those targets

[BWVforev]

oh really?

[itsradBrad]

Standard shotgun shells are not, and do not contain bullets.

[qsucvatz]

Looked like a tank's barrel. New anti personal round?

[filthywalrus]

nah, stuff like this has existed nearly as long as cannons have been around. look up "grapeshot". basically the thing is a huge shotgun shell. and yes that was a tank.

[Keinlicht]

Yes it's like a shotgun shell, except that the balls are the size of musketballs. and it's called a "canister shot"

[iloveallecchianime]

why does it take so long at the end for the pellets to hit those targets? those pellets cant be moving only 800fps. I thought most tank rounds go about 5000fps

[ondamountain]

what happened at the end

[FLAMERNECRO]

the first part was a rendering of what would've it looked like, and how it spread apart.

[SeaTurtle42]

wow

cool

[Yeayayy]

Unbelievable! I can't realize how can camera turn so fast and exactly with bullet. What are these bars at the end of video?

[aradosman]

how the heck can a camera folow a tank shell on this speed???

[adxx83]

amazing

[leroyyyyjenkinzzzz]

fake much???

[nymrodr]

idiot much>

its a shotgun tank shell.

[franka64]

@nymrodr 2 year old comment, but you're still wrong.

[zwisslb]

Its real...

Look up 120mm shotgun shell

pwned

[MurlocFever]

omfg....so cool!

[jojofromjory]

Omg! Cool! Didn't know that a gun bullet gone that way!

5/5!

[frzburn]

Well it depends! They're not all the same ;)