The "dart"is a 1 part piece with solid fins, the projectile shown in this film has somesort of deployable fins which will deploy after leaving the barrel.
Seems to have even somesort of extra propulsion after the initial firing, as you can see half ways, there is some sort of small explosion.
An APFSDS is nothing more than a depleted-uranium or thungstencarbide dart, fitted into a sabot made out of 3 aluminium segments which will seperate themselves from the projectile when leaving the gun through air resistance.
it looks like some type of secondary discharge. You can see the main parts of the sabot coming off right out of thee barrel. Gonna have to google this one. :)
It is actually a sabot round, it appears to be an APFSDS (Armor-piercing-fin-stabilized-discarding-sabot) but there is no way of knowing since it does not show the impact.
Thank you for stating the obvious. After I watched the video, I noticed there was no sabot. Calm down. I thought it was an APFSDS at first and simply stated that it looked like one.
@wowgamer14 Its actly an american made rhinemetal L44. The leopard 2A4's and 2A5's mount it. The L55 is mounted on the leopard 2A6 and 2A7 and the Korean K2. The L/44 and L/55 can penetrate the armour of an M1, using a tungsten Sabot(DU would have better effect) the isreali merkava(which has a simular gun) allready uses a gun fire missle
off of the looks of it, i think that was a fin-stabilized HE tank round... then again, i know nothing about them... it just looks like either a sabot round or an HE round, and its fired from a tank.
That is freakin cool. I wonder how they got the camera to turn in perfect timing with the motion of the rocket. I'll bet it's going fast as all hell too.
Yes, since the ballistics experts know how fast the round will travel, they calibrated the camera to follow the flight path. then the syncronized the camera and the round to work at the same time. Basically the high speed camera is following the flight path and not the round itself.
This is the protective band between the round and the casing. It's purpose is to held the round in place of the casing and this will be the main contact to the casing and the barrel. This is used for the smooth bore guns, so that the round will not get scratch on the way out which can comprimized it's aerodymic properties and therefore becoming inaccurate in it's flightpath. That's why you see the stabilizer fin as well. Smoothbore guns can achieve higher muzzule velocity compare to grooved.
wow wow wow wow wow many wows excellent video well put nice film props beutiful great wonderful god dam this video was good but u guys shouldave filmed it hitting someting as well
Could be a Copperhead round
TheMorbius 2 weeks ago
Very nice.
aluilopiace 1 month ago
Thats a quick cameraman's job
kosiak10851 2 months ago
The "dart"is a 1 part piece with solid fins, the projectile shown in this film has somesort of deployable fins which will deploy after leaving the barrel.
Seems to have even somesort of extra propulsion after the initial firing, as you can see half ways, there is some sort of small explosion.
Nice footage/
MegaBatavus 2 months ago
Right, APFSDS.
So where is the sabot?
An APFSDS is nothing more than a depleted-uranium or thungstencarbide dart, fitted into a sabot made out of 3 aluminium segments which will seperate themselves from the projectile when leaving the gun through air resistance.
MegaBatavus 2 months ago
that camera man must run fast! is he a Kenyan?
fmpanic000 4 months ago
omg fake, camera cant follow the shell that is going 700 m/s
IvanCoDFan 6 months ago
@IvanCoDFan if you have 100 000 000 $ you can create it easy. Do not forget that this is military force's camera.
uorder 6 months ago
@IvanCoDFan Wow you are ignorant, and the rounds fired from an abrams is generally at 1,200+ m/s
wowgamer14 2 months ago
what is that numbers on the shell?
akisrapper 8 months ago
Damn those gyros are amazing!
flyboy172r 1 year ago
OMG how did the camera follow the shell through the air!!! incredible!
Koumrian 1 year ago
how did they follow that projectile with the camera ? that was great !
nair0bij0nes 1 year ago 2
COOL!
GodHatesWar 2 years ago
This is not a SABOT round, they look nothing like that at all, doesn't llok like a HEAT round either.
VitaminsAndPiss 2 years ago
wat was happening at 0:13??
Farisrulez 2 years ago
I believe that is the sabot discarding.
assaultman45 2 years ago
it looks like some type of secondary discharge. You can see the main parts of the sabot coming off right out of thee barrel. Gonna have to google this one. :)
buggar4466 2 years ago
Dude its not a SSABOT round, they look nothing like that, I don't know what it is either thou.
VitaminsAndPiss 2 years ago
@VitaminsAndPiss
It is actually a sabot round, it appears to be an APFSDS (Armor-piercing-fin-stabilized-discarding-sabot) but there is no way of knowing since it does not show the impact.
NeoNSPETSNAZ 3 months ago
@NeoNSPETSNAZ it is not a sabot round, it's a new experimental gun-launched missile..
Dejawolfs 2 months ago
@NeoNSPETSNAZ Dont speak unless you know what you are talking about. That is not a sabot, like Dejawolfs said its and experimental missle.
wowgamer14 2 months ago
@wowgamer14
Thank you for stating the obvious. After I watched the video, I noticed there was no sabot. Calm down. I thought it was an APFSDS at first and simply stated that it looked like one.
NeoNSPETSNAZ 2 months ago
@NeoNSPETSNAZ I will not calm because ignorant people like you comment on shit they dont know about.
wowgamer14 1 month ago
fun to watch, but worthless to create.... nothing like spending 10 grand to kill someone you dont know from 5 miles away! thumbs down military
logic2reason 2 years ago
@logic2reason Why blowing things up before they know you are there is fun!
wowgamer14 1 month ago
0:03 the circle :D
staticslipk5 2 years ago 8
its so pretty
elijahxcoldiron 2 years ago
Anyone know how they got the camera to take that shot? Moving & rotating high speed camera?
danmackellar 2 years ago
i was just thinking the same... hmmm...
alggu1 2 years ago
@danmackellar prolly had it on a track, and had high FPS( frames per second) camera
wowgamer14 1 month ago
NICE! I love how there's a ring of smoke in the beginning!
arzama1 2 years ago
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Slug144 2 years ago
thats tight
wearewanted2012 2 years ago
This is awesome ^^ I like the little circle in the beginning. Where did it end tho?
hadricalifornia 3 years ago
its launcher not luncher
slayerfan202766 3 years ago
The title fails in multiple ways
Hairysteed 2 years ago
fuckin cool
belfastboy16 3 years ago
its a abrams gun not a rochet lancher
cobraopts7 3 years ago 2
The video is from Vision Research and shot with a phantom 7.1 at 1000fps.
An interesting thing is that the uploader of this video horizontally flipped the image.
Zwaffelen 3 years ago
Eggnog and some crackers
erguwi 3 years ago
jep ... no ROCKET !!!
Blackray14 3 years ago
that wasnt a rocket that was an artillery shell
ClassicArmyKid 3 years ago
Ok , not a rocket but its not artillery either.
The rheinmetall L55 is a smootbore 120mm direct fire system for tanks such as M1A2's , Leopard 2 , Challenger , Jap Type-90...
moicced 3 years ago
@moicced TheM1 serious tank uses a similar version on the L55 but is not, look up M256 smoothbore gun :D
wowgamer14 1 month ago
@wowgamer14 Its actly an american made rhinemetal L44. The leopard 2A4's and 2A5's mount it. The L55 is mounted on the leopard 2A6 and 2A7 and the Korean K2. The L/44 and L/55 can penetrate the armour of an M1, using a tungsten Sabot(DU would have better effect) the isreali merkava(which has a simular gun) allready uses a gun fire missle
Reaver4k 1 month ago
er. that looks like a tank shell to me
therealslimgamey 4 years ago 8
whats for lunch?
ponchoyo 4 years ago
Thats just a test round
DannyMcGurkMonifieth 4 years ago
WTB Slow mo explosion :(
Moggeth 4 years ago
It's a HE round for the guy below me.
angus1wit1a1tippmann 4 years ago
It's a dummy round of an HE round. Just a test for ballistics and such.
ChuckManiac 4 years ago
off of the looks of it, i think that was a fin-stabilized HE tank round... then again, i know nothing about them... it just looks like either a sabot round or an HE round, and its fired from a tank.
GMANinGA250 4 years ago
That is freakin cool. I wonder how they got the camera to turn in perfect timing with the motion of the rocket. I'll bet it's going fast as all hell too.
BigBananaMan 4 years ago
Firs the camera was far away and zoomed, that way the angle speed rate would be slow, and i think they preplanned the motion...
IsraeliXdude 4 years ago
Yes, since the ballistics experts know how fast the round will travel, they calibrated the camera to follow the flight path. then the syncronized the camera and the round to work at the same time. Basically the high speed camera is following the flight path and not the round itself.
ChuckManiac 4 years ago
You said it better than i did :)
IsraeliXdude 4 years ago
Do you know what happens at 0.14? Something is blown off the round...
longbeachboy57 2 years ago
This is the protective band between the round and the casing. It's purpose is to held the round in place of the casing and this will be the main contact to the casing and the barrel. This is used for the smooth bore guns, so that the round will not get scratch on the way out which can comprimized it's aerodymic properties and therefore becoming inaccurate in it's flightpath. That's why you see the stabilizer fin as well. Smoothbore guns can achieve higher muzzule velocity compare to grooved.
ChuckManiac 2 years ago
This is similar to the discarding sabot used in kinetic penetrator rounds.
ChuckManiac 2 years ago
danm man nice vid!
meg2gas3 4 years ago
awsome
Ekholdt27 5 years ago
wow wow wow wow wow many wows excellent video well put nice film props beutiful great wonderful god dam this video was good but u guys shouldave filmed it hitting someting as well
mRsPOOKy728 5 years ago