Wouldn't a 'normal' round do roughly the same thing to a grape? I'm not saying this is not a good round, I just don't think this is a good demo of it.
Don't pay too much attention to what it does to the grape. Look at the fragmentation and expansion of the bullet itself. The reason this is such a potent varmint bullet is the almost complete energy transfer of the bullet to the target, with very minimal contact. Any .22 caliber bullet that can completely dismantle a 15lb watermelon is going in my Prairie Poodle arsenal.
@dkstruska Its showing you that it takes less than the width of the grape to fragment. Letting you see what happens on the inside of the animal. It violently fragments after it enters it puts all its energy into the animal. It'd be like a shotgun in the inside of the animal. On a coyote it'd probably turn its heart/lungs into soup.
yeah but the point is that the varmint grenade expands and shatters while hitting something as small and insignificant as a grape, this assures that it will expand and fragment when it hits any animal. but yeah, even a standard round would do the same thing to the grape, but the bullet wouldnt fragment
will this work on small game? will the meat still be good? dose it kill fast?
theswimer419 1 year ago
@theswimer419 hay go to their varmint comercial the literaly explode not alo meat but kills just about instantly
jjjjdogify 1 year ago
Wouldn't a 'normal' round do roughly the same thing to a grape? I'm not saying this is not a good round, I just don't think this is a good demo of it.
dkstruska 2 years ago
Don't pay too much attention to what it does to the grape. Look at the fragmentation and expansion of the bullet itself. The reason this is such a potent varmint bullet is the almost complete energy transfer of the bullet to the target, with very minimal contact. Any .22 caliber bullet that can completely dismantle a 15lb watermelon is going in my Prairie Poodle arsenal.
stradawhovious 2 years ago
@dkstruska Its showing you that it takes less than the width of the grape to fragment. Letting you see what happens on the inside of the animal. It violently fragments after it enters it puts all its energy into the animal. It'd be like a shotgun in the inside of the animal. On a coyote it'd probably turn its heart/lungs into soup.
garrettwichert 2 years ago
yeah but the point is that the varmint grenade expands and shatters while hitting something as small and insignificant as a grape, this assures that it will expand and fragment when it hits any animal. but yeah, even a standard round would do the same thing to the grape, but the bullet wouldnt fragment
JDnx 2 years ago
are these legal in pennsylvania??
jigglypuff12346 2 years ago
I don't see why they wouldn't be. Apparently, you can get them in black hills factroy ammo
ariel4more 2 years ago
@jigglypuff12346 Lets hope not. You idiots vote for Democrats up there and shouldn't be allowed to have guns!
TTURedRaidr 1 year ago
@jigglypuff12346 Lets hope not. You idiots vote for Democrats up there and shouldn't be allowed to have guns!
TTURedRaidr 1 year ago 2
I'll remember to buy some next time I go grape hunting.
nikeakle 2 years ago
I wonder how quickly these drop velocity... and the frangibility they have at lower than muzzle velocity
9022137 3 years ago
is the varmint grenade the same as the barnes tnt??
xxhunter25 3 years ago
amazing vid, my favorite caliber too.
assasinassasinator 4 years ago
Awesome. I love high velocity rounds. I have a .243 myself and with 55 grain bullets it can break 4000 fps... such violent bullet performance.
heiber 4 years ago