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  • are you a magician? that coke just disappeared!

  • In conclusion: bullet's wreck stuff!

  • You sure showed those beverages who's boss.

  • I cant tell if there is a difference

  • you can't tell a thing by this vid

  • 72 dislikes are from Speer TNT Hollow Points shooters.

  • vmax is much better then vgs no comparison.

  • And what did this test tell me, hmm well he wasted a coke

  • worst bullet test i seen in a wile

  • @street58cars

    Worst grammar I've seen in a while too.

  • A ballistic gelatin video done in slow motion would show the difference between these two. The varmint grenades are scarey in their efficiency.

  • If you are looking for Kinetic Energy & Some Power, Go with 75 Grain Hornady TAP/FPD Hollowpoints. Ive Dropped Deer & Many Wild Boars with 1 Shot (Well Placed Shot for the Deer, But He Fell forward on his front Knees-Ass Up And then fell on his side..) No, There would be nothing left of the Prairie Dog if a TAP was Used. V-Max is still a good round.

  • i have an original "test" box of varmint grenades 40gr and was given the chance to put a name to them im kicking my self for not loading them but the name would probably still be the same.

  • i would love to see one of those bullets hitting a human head :D

  • @Zaidmolina

    hopefully yours

  • @Leadman1989 i said to see it not to FEEL it better be yours or your mother's

  • @Zaidmolina

    Yeah which makes you a psycho bitch... I think everyone would be better off if it were you

  • @Zaidmolina I would like to see it hit an inner city coon.

  • dam that varmint grenade looks so pretty. I want to hold it

  • Yup, that one worked

  • Send that gun to Irag!

  • The only true advantage a .17 has is that it's just so small it pretty much just explodes on impact. The .223 will leave a bigger impact hole, carries WAY more energy with it, and will go a lot farther. Plus that kind of impact on a pop can can happen from a pellet gun. Just go with the .223.

  • i clicked on this cuz it said: "Varmint grenade" XD

  • dude that sucks 50 grain

  • cant tell the difference

  • @Julie03235

    Yes it is a full JP Ent. gun

  • kind of equal. the first one might be a little better

  • OMFG is the varmit grenade explosive or somethin

  • @MrJp990 I think its a soft case with powder inside. Case fragments on impact, powder disperses most of the energy in a very short distance (like the diameter of a prairie dog's head) thus delivering maximum power and fragmentation to the unlucky critter. (correct me if im wrong anyone)

    Hey, it's a quick death. Much quicker than being eaten by a coyote.

  • @zip0v hey i know nothing bout this round actually 3 days ago i just heard of it lol thank you for the infoemation

  • @MrJp990 That will be ten bucks, please. ;)

  • @zip0v  hahaha keep dreamin buddy XD

  • i bet that varmint gernade would be great in a mini 14

  • please, please shoot me in my leaky asspipe with a Varmint Grenade. 

  • Wow! After watching this and several other demonstrations featuring the Barnes Varmint Grenade, I might have to go buy a DPMS in .204 Ruger just to try some of these!

  • I think if you always shooting with ear muffs there is no reason to not have a muzzle break. Not like there is a good amount of recoil, the less the better you will stay on target.

  • Watch The best ever snipers in the Israily solders where the can shoot a two years old child from over a kilometer a way.

    Best Human killing machins ever

  • @osamaelshareef

    because they are used as a human shield,thats the pally way.

  • The varmint grenades are good shooting if your rifle has a fast enough twist rate. My friend has a .221 fireball TC encore handgun, I have a CZ 527 American rifle in the same caliber. The Encore shoots like crap with the varmint grenades, my rifle drives tacks with them. Then again my rifle drives tacks with pretymuch everthing I have shot out of it. Try the Remington V tip acupoints. They do a hell of a number on squirels, and possums at over a hundred yards.

  • varmint gernade wins!

  • you should fill thos milk jugs with newspaper and water it will help obsorb the shot and is fun to shoot at [thumbs up]

  • I would have to say the varmint grenade.

  • I have shot both of these bullets and it seems to me that the V-max are way more accurate, i have a sub MOA AR15 and a can punch the primer out of a 12ga shell at 100yds with V-max but with the varmint grenade its tough to even hit the shell.... both will split a gopher in half nicely though.

  • @Waddymsun I have noticed that the Vmax tends to be more accurae as well. Im shooting a sundevil AR 20" 1 in 9. It is not primer punching accrate but It prints under an inch everytime. I think I may be able to get it one hole good with more ammo testing

  • @TGLymantaiste

    I'm also building up a SunDevil based AR compliment my JP

  • I get better performance out of the Nosler 40 grain balistic tip.

  • @shaunpisk

    I do also but with a 50 grain, But shoot the V-max because they are a bit less expensive for P. dogs

  • @prairiedoghunting

    I agree with that totaly. They seem to kill just as dead. The coyotes that I have shot would not be able to tell you the differance. Iuse the 55 grain V-Max, or Nostler Balistic tips in .223 and .221 fireball. I use whichever happen to be cheaper at the time. They all work very well.

  • @shaunpisk It's a good afternoon of fun shooting prarie dogs... Anyway you put it, that much speed with that many grains just blows the little suckers up!

  • it looked like the same video feed repeated except the water jug at the end which was cut out for some reason.

    The Barnes Varmint Grenade video is way better.

  • i dont like the v-max 50grn shot thee coyotes and shot placement was perfect an had 2 shoot them again, takes off more hide than anything. old 55grn sps do best for me 1 shot 1 kill

  • its a cleaner kill as well.

    i dont like the idea of incinerating my targets

  • that's the fun part though.

  • why do you have that stupid looking muzzzle brake on the end of your AR?

    .223 recoil is minimal/nonexistant

  • competitive shooting maybe.

  • muzzle brakes decrease accuracy. Once the bullet leaves the gun the BEST thing for that bullet is to have a great crown for even dispersion of gasses as uneven dispersion can cause the bullet to deviate off its path.

    I have one on my AR and I HATE it >: ( So does everyone else who i sit next to when I shoot comp lmao

  • @lavid2006 Tha is not true. A MB does not decrease practical accuracy I have one on my 243 and it still blows updogs WAY out past the 500 line . It does make everyone elses life suck at the range though. he only difference MAY be to group shooter Benchrest guys but in the field there is no noticable difference.

  • @TGLymantaiste Does make a difference for BR shooters, for a hunter it may or may not disable him from hitting the game he is going after.

  • @lavid2006 I can see that. I shot BR for a while (score shooting not group) I used a .30 BR. that didnt have a MB I guess Inever considered putting one on because it had VERY little recoil and was VERY accurate. The .30 BR is kind of a set and forget round anyway.

  • @TGLymantaiste Yeah I dont think I will put a muzzle brake on another rifle ever....unless its something crazy. Not worth it IMHO

  • @lavid2006 I agree I suppose. like the .50 0BMG where a MB is mandatory to avoid serious damage to the shooter. My 243 came with it. one of the dial adjustable ones. I havet seen that the adjustment makes any noticeable difference though.

  • @lavid2006, with 20x scopes seeing the bullet strike is a must for quick follow-ups. Yes, .223 isn't much there, but every little bit helps from muzzle brakes, to reducing the blow back on the gas operated action.

  • @prairiedoghunting Muzzle brake also shoots the gas back at the shooter. I would say that is much less desirable than the slight increase in recoil. Noise is also an issue, however it is easily cured with hearing protection.

  • @prairiedoghunting I shoot .223 and do not use a muzzle brake and I have no problem staying on site... might be your hold. Or you just think it looks cool... tell the truth... You think its neat....

  • @maloso1313 I would bet he has more in that scope than you have in your entire rig. That could be one reason he is using a muzzle break. At 600yds and 20x mag any movement can make you unable to take a followup shot.

  • @Daytonaman675 I bet I could shoot better then him with his own rifle.

  • @lavid2006 you probably dont shoot much to know about practical shooting, or IPSC. In open class you are allowed to use muzzle breaks and every little bit counts.

  • @TomsGuns Theres a difference between shooting for accuracy, and shooting quick IPSC style.

  • @lavid2006

    IPSC is the combination of speed and accuracy in the multiplical classes of shooting. You can unload as fast as you want in IPSC - but as long as you don't score well along it doesn't matter how 'fast' you are.

  • @TomsGuns Not really, both require accuracy in the same manners

  • @lavid2006 who cares how bout he likes it? or wants it, stfu

  • @zardez That didn't even make sence : |

  • what about the praire dog vaccum

  • varmit rules

  • i think i can see the diffrece but thay dont work in my 22/250 as my barral weist is 1:14" you nood a 1:10" or faster for VG ...Shame

  • carnt really c the diffrece

  • with vg, there's no more pieces left of what you shoot

  • Your brain on drugs!

  • also a shotgun softair rocks those... -.-

  • Just choose the bullet that your rifle likes best.

    My .308 is is unholy accurate with 110 grain hornady halfjackets (30 carbine). A full charge of 42 grains of IMR 4064 runs dead on at 3,000 fps (28 inch barrel)...

  • any freakin bullet will do that to a jug of water

  • untrue

  • Hmm, no, not really. 55gr ball out of my 16 inch 1/9 twist AR punches clean through the front with a bit of a burst at the rear. The boys in the Sandbox are reporting similar on live targets. Too many rounds simply don't dump their energy right to make that mess.

  • Thats not true. A .22, 9mm and lots of other rounds will go straight through. Once you get around mach 3, the water bottle becomes a solid brick and shatters.

  • @jpete222 No it wouldn't. Most bullets are narrow with little surface area. This bullet is meant to expand on impact, increasing surface area and increasing internal expansion of whatever it hits.

  • @jpete222 You shoot enough jugs and there is defiantly a difference, my 300 win mag with 220 sierra match kings don't pop a milk just as good as a 50grain v-max out of my .223 both go about the same speed my .223 shooting pretty light loads.

  • @jpete222 Not true. Small caliber bullets like the 9mm don't have enough kinetic energy to rip the jug to shreds

  • @azulnox the jug is exploded thru hydrolic displacement if you shoot a full water bottel with a 9 mm and leave no ait spaces itll will explode just not as violently as these because of the velosity diff.

  • @nitroexpress700 Thanks for the correction.

  • HOLY DOOLY!

  • 0:41

    lol 50 gain

  • can anyone tell me if these are illegal in pennsylvania or not?

  • im pretty sure they are im 90% sure that its ok

  • They are just hollow point and/or poly tipped bullets. They are not actual explosives of any sort, just rapidly expanding bullets. They should be legal anywhere that doesn't prohibit hollowpoints.

  • Yeah, incredibly well designed.

  • you can use them i use 110 gr  in my 270 wby it tear them deer all most in half

  • well there goes all the meat

  • all u dont want to eat them thangs all i do with them is feed them to the dogs

  • @phantomplanet843 Who eats prarie dogs ?

  • @phantomplanet843 like your really going to eat a prairie dog, a woodchuck or even a coyote? cause that's what these are for, varmints, are you really gonna eat a varmint?

  • @flamedrag18 Well I don't know about you but I shoot Prairie dogs, and all over varmints and feed them to my dogs. I get good practice in for shooting and my dogs get to eat, its better then feeding them dry crap food all day everyday.

  • I haven't tried the Varmint Grenade. I've just been using the 87-gr V-Max in my .243 Savage 12fv. .3 moa, .4 BC, and terminal ballistics that eviscerate prairie dogs. Since the V-Max is roughly $5 cheaper per 100, I think I'll stick with what I have.

  • Looks like they both do the job...I thought the bvg was 36 grain for the .223

  • which one is are more accurate? they both look effective in the frangibily aspect...

  • Vmax,

    Varm. Gren. was terrible in my JP AR-15.

  • thanks i was thinking about getting the vmax for yotes

  • @prairiedoghunting

    thats probably due to the hole in the fount of the bullet making it unstable. i would try and put a thin bit of solder over the hole it will have no ill effect on the round and should fly a bit better.

  • barnes dominates.

    google- barnes bullets facebook.

    you will see

  • wow do they exsplode

  • Interesting but inconclusive. Both rounds are very effective.

  • next time shoot balistics gel

  • i think v-max is better.... on the coke you cant tell but the water bottle disappeard while the varmit grenade still left some pieces lying around... on that water tank or whatever v-max shreded it all the way and the varmit granade didnt even split it all the way

  • Too close to call

  • varmit gernades better!

  • The V-Max is far superior.

  • barnes is way better

  • BOOM LOL

  • ??? There arent any critters in this video, hows about getting a less annoying life?  Please?

  • i hate tree huggers like that one that wrote that comment. its really funny 2 c a regestired black angus cow fall in a fuckin prarie dog hole and break its leg. not. but it is funny 2 c prarie dogs go flying when they get hit by a v-max. EAT THAT BITCH

  • If you intend on Eating the varmint, use the V-MAx, becuase an explosive Would ruin most of the meat, And Whats left will have metal bits in in it. the V-max Will Also penetrate more. The varmint grenade is useful if you are in the Game Just to kill Stuff Without eating it

  • so what one is better? i was just wondering this, and i came across this vid...

  • Both bullets react explosively to impact and will kill varmints quickly. Don't use on deer; it may work but don't bet the farm.

  • well for coyote i just stick with Remington sp 55gr. does the job. i might take my .223 for deer this year. probably use the sp

  • Inconclusive! Borderline pointless.

  • these bullets are for varmint. animals such as rodents and small predators that destroy crops and cattle. they are pests that need to be controlled and these bullets are designed to kill them quickly and humanely.

  • Yup. prairie dogs multiply faster than most animals, so getting rid of them is

    a bit "iffy" at most. they just make good fun target practice.

  • not only do they damage land/propert and destroy crops but they can also become very disease ridden. If their numbers arent controlled and they over populate they can easily transmit Rocky Mountain spotted fever, rat bite fever, Tularemia, Chagas disease, adiospiromycosis, encephalomycarditis and the Bubonic plague. Predators like endangered falcons, hawks and eagles, coyotes, badgers, foxes, domestic cats and dogs(pets) and even humans can become infected with these deadly diseases.

  • prarie dogs can also make you into a zombie

  • so in other words you have no morals PETA homo

  • People eat Tasty Animals!

  • you.are.retarded.

    why don't you bring your tree huggin' self to southwest colorado and i'll show you the pastures with hundreds, sometimes thousands of holes in them, and maybe you'll be lucky enough to see a horse or a cow get it's leg stuck in one of those holes, break its leg and possibly have to get put down! hmm, sound fun to you? i know it doesnt sound fun to any of my friends with farms or ranches, therefore i do like i did today and go kill a couple hundred of them!

    be quiet, hippie.

  • And the reason why I'm here is, I'm interested in guns, and then I saw this.

  • @78hdshovel You're absolutely right! Ignorant vegans do not realize that hunters are the only reason why they are able to lead their vegetarian lifestyle! If it weren't for hunters keeping the animal population under control, the animals would be eating and destroying more vegetation that farmers could produce! Then where would these bleeding heart vegans get their food from?

  • @78hdshovel "be quiet, hippie."

    Well said sir!

  • Why are you even here???

    Do you hop around channels just to rag on varmint hunters, thats just lame.

  • Its ok now you know, AND KNOWING IS HALF THE BATTLE!

    Just so you know young grasshopper it is a very cruel and fucked up world we live in, a bullet is a kind death compared to many others.....

  • water is not a good analog to test bullets with. it is non compressible so all rifle rounds will do what those two just did. use ballistics gel next time to actually show a difference.

  • all im saying is why "test" bullets on water when all bullets will make the jug explode like that. how are we supposed to tell the performance of the round.

  • Which one made it expand faster and larger......

  • well obviously but does this video show that?

  • Yes............

  • Don't try reloading for the varmint grenades unless your forced to with a lead ban.They group like crap in most rifles v-max wins hands down.

  • hornaday makes a 50grn 'SX' .224cal bullet that is made to do exactly what the varmint gredade does, only the hornaday is a soft point. I personally love them in my Remington 700BDL .222rem.

  • da gramade

  • In Case you all missed it, the bullet that left the least amount of damage on the wood directly behind the can or bottles was the winner, which would be the grenade round. The other round is better for larger targets, but for total energy conversion inside the target, the grenade round wins. The other one had too much through penetration.

    Pathos.

  • You know, I did a test on the Nosler PT 55gr, VMax 55, Granade 36gr, Hndy 55gr SPXP and a few others, the 36gr was loaded to shoot about 2600 fps, it penetrated deeper then the rest of the ammo.

  • they both did the same thing made the shit blow up...both are outstanding rounds thou

  • dude next time dont use coke cans to see the difference because whatever amunition you use, the can will blow up

  • I like the v-max.

    got me 2 does this last season.

    haven't shot the grenade yet.

    can't find them

  • The gernade won right. lol

  • Holly shit - is there anything left? Exploding heads? Damn.

  • Not a bad looking rifle but for that silly looking brake/flash hider.

    It's a 223, not a howitzer.

  • Its a bit much, it shoots just the same as a beenie coolie but without the size.

  • the varmint grenade hasnt a patch on the v max in the real world--end of story.

  • Yes that would fuck a prarie dog up.

  • id hate to get hit by one of them

  • same as extreme shock..good stuff

  • Seems the Barnes has the edge to me, but how did your rifle like them?

  • so... Same fuckin' thing?

  • v max is the way to go i use 55 grain in my 22-250 i have taken grounhogs at 500 yards

  • 50 grain my ass Did u see the hole that thing put in the wood?

  • no it really is a 50 grain Vmax and 50 grain V. Grenade.

    I simply wanted to see the difference between the two. Frankly I have had poor accuracy with the V. grenade for a Prairie Dog application

  • varmint grenade wins, hands down

  • Who cares about a gallon of water...what will it do to 18" of balistic gell?

  • Aren't the Varmit Grenades, especially in .22 hard to stabilize? What kind of twist barrel do you have on that AR?

  • there's an "R" in the word grain