Dude, you should REALLY get a slow-motion camera, they arent that expensive. Casio have a digital camera which does slow mo (up to 1000 fps, but with very low quality, still enough to get a cool shot of the pellets exploding) Look it up :)
Are you using pistol primers? You nutcase. Several people already got themselves killed because the tiny anvil penetrated their bodies with a huge velocity.
@Pr0zNemesis Both rounds are not "made for penetration" (that's a pretty broad statement anyways since all bullets are technically made for penetration). FMJ rounds were actually made to comply with the Geneva Convention laws for warfare, since FMJ rounds are completely encased by their jacket they do not fragment, mushroom or expand which leaves a nice neat exit wound that can be effectively treated and is considered the most "humane" type of round. Incendiary on the other hand...
@AmericanMuscle09 Nooooooo. Full metal jacketed bullets were made because new propellants were being invented and gunpowder turned obsolete for military purposes. The new velocities achieved by the bullets made them wear down in the barrel, leaving large amounts of fouling behind. Jackets prevent fouling and damage to the barrel.
Also, some FMJ rounds are not "humane" at all. If you happen to survive a HP round, patching you up would be easier than many FMJ wounds, which can be pretty gruesome.
A hollow point (banned on the battlefield) would be even more gruesome then a FMJ round. I have litterally blown off the top of a small hill with a .50 cal hollow point- fired from a Kentucky Rifle.
@NeoNSPETSNAZ Understandable. But people don't understand that any FMJ at high speeds will change pitch, leaving a nastier exit wound, and possibly fragmenting inside a human body.
It would be much harder to clean and heal one of those wounds than close a JHP hole, if you happened to survive the wound.
@bf2lover42 gunpowder turned obsolete ? Stop posting...you are an idiot. You make no sense. FMJ are designed for less damage to flesh. Regardless, some FMJ wounds are bad. JHP ammo is much worse by comparison. Forbidden by the Geneva Convention. I think the 50BMG is also fordbidden to use on soldiers...its meant for hard targets...vehicles, fuel tanks ect..".The new velocities achieved by the bullets made them wear downin the barrell" More NONSENSE !!! STOP POSTING NONSENSE !
@Trazor2k0 That's another reason. FMJ rounds existed for longer than personal armour had been issued, though. Flak jackets do exactly what the name says: protects from shrapnel. Flak jackets were not supposed to stop bullets.
FMJ is also more suitable to shoot at targets behind cover. If you wanted you could make a hollow point with armour piercing capabilities, but it would be a waste of money to develop.
@MrDobans13 I know someone who loaded .22 air rifle pellets with Potassium Chlorate. Should be similar. Supposedly he fired it into a tree and accidentally decapitated a bird...
it isnt likely to explode if it hits something as soft as a squirrel. Ive tried these, practically no real life use beside a specialist purpose as an incindiary
@bluebrigade13 take some non safety matches, crush up the phosphorus (red tip) in a tin or container, ad a small amout of water, mix until it disolves, add the phosphorus mix to the tip of a pellet then let it dry...
after I watched this a few months ago, I ran straight to walmart and bought a box of 9mm shells, I spent all night removing the orange plastic tips from my pellets, knocking out primers and super gluing them on. by the end of the night I had a box full of them, I use an air pistol so I have to load them individually but I absolutely love it! easily increases the power by x4, gluing fishing hook tips into the pellets is another favorite :)
@sodmacumbgraphinti I dont think these would work for hunting, maybe if you struck the skull just right? most of the time my primer pellets will not fire if I am shooting softer targets, it only works on stuff like concrete, hard wood etc.
if the results are true then i guess that is good, although i think the pellet would be likely to suffer tumbling much sooner, plus would they explode if they hit a soft target?
LOL.. i made tracer rounds for .177 airguns. it worked absolutely like the original and you could observe a good portion of the ballistic trajectory. i was stunned that it worked...
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the content of this video begs to be filmed in high speed. not only would it prove or disprove the (un)stability of the pellets, but it would look friggin sweet.
In Britain we cannot buy primers without a firearm certificate, so to get around this I have found if you carefully cut the head off a NON safety match and pack it into the skirt they explode quite nicely on impact, not as good as a primer but still good fun
Tried this with black powder, not a good result, the explosion sent the pellet back my way! Don't try this at home, hollow it out from the back of the pellet instead sealing the back with wax or glue, the pellet goes into the wood further too! Wonder how it works on something furry?
@richinlill mass times the coeffecient of velocity sqaured for figuring out total striking energy of the projectile, you'll notice the heavier it gets at the same velocity will have more kinetic energy.. Thank you mr. Einstein for the E=mc sqaured equation :-) oh, the coeffecient of velocity is the speed of light I do believe..
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I just did this ... it was incredibly dangerous... i used large rifle primers on a .22 pellet... the pellet shot back and incredible speed back in my direction i could hear it spinning end over end... it barely made a scratch on my target ... im blaming possibly the speed that my pellet was going at ... a mere 495 feet per second ... im guessing more velocity would have better fallow through so the pellet would keep on going through rather than being extremely hazardous hahaaa
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@timscott61495 that is not true you could also use copper and zinc and aluminum and sodium and potassium but any ways the primer would probably not hurt the rifling of the barrel
@DCE198369 Primers are the little round piece in the back of a bullet casing. The firing pin from the gun strikes the back of primer which causes it to ignite like you saw in the video. That lights the gun powder in the bullet casing. You can pick them up in any hunting/sports store in the reloading section. Even wal-mart has them. As far as size i'm not sure. Probably a small pistol primer? I don't reload so i don't know.
Lets see, tank fires a solid projectile then fires an HE projectile. Which one blows up? I used to load my rifle, same one,177 cal, and then drop a kitchen match down the barrel. Shoot a brick wall.
you made a good point but like jr9950 said, the pellets are traveling down a rifled barrel which would be more than enough to make an unstable pellet fly w/out yaw. I think that the pellets would fly straight even without the rifling because all the weight is in the front, and the skirt of the pellet is still in the back which creates drag on the rear. Its kind of like an arrow with the stone tip in the front and fletching on the back.
@jaybeebee14 totaly agree w u i havent had an air rifel in years but it wont need to spin to stabalize. it is a pretty cool trick. in my opinion the larger damage is due to u adding mass to the pellet giving it more force. i would like to c it compared to if u glued something nonexplosive to a pellet with the same mass as the primer. cool vid tho. also for the sake of comparison it would b more accurate if u could shoot it into plywood thats not pressed or something with a consistent density.
and dont you love people who make their experiments bettr than they are because they are fucking story tellers. i bet your one of those who if you got hurt experimenting, tell your kids its a war wound from iraq, i would not trust you with a cap gun
how do we know from a sensible point of view, that you did not gouge it out with a screwdriver or something, we only have the end photo's to prove this,we dont know do we !!!!!!!
jr9950 you should listen to ballisticsukltd it seems he has the right idea, an unstable pellet sounds right. i mean a primer do that much damage, no i think its the angle of the pellet tearing a hole through,i mean high speed photography could prove ballisticsukltd wrong. you do have access to this being an experimenter .never mind some people might believe you but not me sorry jr9950
Most rubber bullet rounds only use primers as the propellant. If a rifle primer went off in your closed hand, you would have a shredded palm and missing fingers.
Any additional expansion happening on impact is going to do more damage (crazy concept, i know) , and especially on a target such as flake board, where large chunks can be dislodged fairly easily.
JR, nice work, dont you love armchair experts who do nothing more than make slide shows using other peoples images.
Most rubber bullet rounds only use primers as the propellant. If a rifle primer went off in your closed hand, you would have a shredded palm and missing fingers.
Any additional expansion happening on impact is going to do more damage (crazy concept, i know) , and especially on a target such as flake board, where large chunks can be dislodged fairly easily.
JR, nice work, dont you love armchair experts who do nothing more than make slide shows using other peoples images.
@thewebmaster2011 it is just like a football and spinning gives it stability extra weight of the primer will not unstabilize it in a small scale such as this and the primer is so much lighter compered to the lead pellet also the primer has even weight on all sides it wont have a wobble effect . you and ballisticsukltd should just learn about what you are talking about b4 u say it
@chris0stone just to let u know he is glueing the primer onto the pellet with HOT GLUE for all of u 12 year olds argueing about this take it from someone that has been shooting weapons and gunsmithing for more than 20 years that a little bit of hot glue that is not exact will make a bullet keyhole which is the correct term for a " tumbling bullet"
i agree with you i mean even on the ww2 KAR 98 bolt action rifle the 7.62 rounds that they used tumbled which caused more damage and they have rifling , and you dont how stable the manufacturer wanted the pellet so you are unbalancing it by the charge
@thewebmaster2011 A GREAT way to test this is to buy a copper cup, and shoot it with both pellets! Stay tuned for a new video, and all your doubt shall be cast!
@thewebmaster2011 the only problem with the primer being in the back is that it will decrease velocity enough that it might not even set off the primer
im not convinced the extra damage was the extra charge,i think it could have been the angle of the highly unstable pellet ,maybe going through target sideways
You talk as if you know what the pellet is doing, but as I am the actual experimenter, I can say that you are wrong.
The pellets are not unstable. The pellets have spin. They travel a rifled barrel. The shape of a pellet itself is not stable by nature, it needs spin to stabilize. Having the primer on the front causes no instability. I have fired hundreds of these. Every single one enters the target straight on, without any yaw. You need new armchair tactics. Sorry.
@jr9950 For indoor target practice I used to handload empty fired .44mag cases with only a (non-magnum) standard large pistol primer - no powder at all. Then I would push the brass case into 1/2" of parafin like a cookie cutter. I could then shoot the pure wax bullets through 1/4" plywood at 25'. This was with only a primer in a 7-1/2" Super Blackhawk barrel. I don't underestimate what this pellet round (in the video) will do. It's like a mini "HEAT" shaped charge used for anti-tank rounds.
@chris0stone I'm almost positive it will, as long as the 5.56 primer isnt magnum, I shot small rifle primers out of my bb guns, and they are a perfect fit into a .177
@jr9950 Well he is correct in that a pellet flying sideways would present a greater profile thus greater exit than a straight on pellet impact. I hope you do know that even though a pellet or any projectile just because it enters the target straight on doesn't mean it will exit the same fashion. It is indeed possible for the projectile to turn upon entering and moving through the target, which can possibly lead to it turning sideways. Basic ballistics son.
@benerban shut the hell up people like us that know how to use our guns dont doanything wrong its wen reres like you get thir hands on them shit happens
@ballisticsukltd If you want proof, go buy some magnum primers, put them on a sheet of plywood, and smack em with a hammer. I have small rifle primers, and i shoot them out of my pellet guns, and they make one hell of a dent on my steel garage door... Just food for thought.
@ballisticsukltd thats fucking stupid....your stupid...you have downsyndrom...the flash doesent do anything it will burn the target but not explode but your a dumb ass for being a dumb ass you dumb ass
@ballisticsukltd Dude I fully agree, this kid is a complete dumbass, he doesn't have a clue what he is talking about. He tried talking shit to me about cars, and it made me laugh.
@ballisticsukltd All right "you know it all". 1. The primer that is used here contains a sensitive high explosive. If you read a little bit more on this, you'll know that even in small ammounts they do some shit. 2. An American football is very, _very- un arodynamic, and you will never get it to fly perfectly straight by throwing it normaly. However, by simply giving it just a little bit of torque-watch how beautiful it flies.
But I'm not totally convinced that the primer charge is causing the extra "exit wound" damage on the plywood. What could be then? The extra mass, surface area and expansion of the primer glued to it. I'd love to see a proper experiment. Remove the charge from a primer, and stick some wax in it to approximate the charge's weight. Fire the dead charge and live charge at the wood, and compare those. Then we'll know how deadly the primer charge really is! :)
my idea is to put a steel cone over the primer and fill it with homemade napalm or thermite so the primer will lite and ill have some nice armor piercing rounds :D
I wonder if cherry bomb pieces would work. maybe not as powerful though. This looks cool and I would love to see how the squirrels around here would take it.
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URanInTheUglyForest 1 day ago
wats that ontop of the pellet in the beginning and where can i get some
jake0123100 1 month ago
Dude, you should REALLY get a slow-motion camera, they arent that expensive. Casio have a digital camera which does slow mo (up to 1000 fps, but with very low quality, still enough to get a cool shot of the pellets exploding) Look it up :)
elon92 1 month ago
how did ya make them could you send me the recepie
inks3f 2 months ago
Good camera work. It's much better than the Blair Witch type crap you see too much of.
Canoe571 2 months ago
wouldn't the energy propel the pellet back?
teddydc2 2 months ago
KABEEEWWWWWWWWMMM!!
Djinnfest 2 months ago
or, now stay with me here, get a real gun... hmmmm?
darthantb 2 months ago
I prefer regular Coke to diet, but if there was only diet coke available, i'd drink that anyway.
jamesunit19 2 months ago
That would fuck a squirrel up
utterlyawesome1398 2 months ago
i know it just looked like mw2 :P
MrMikeTHEepic 2 months ago
No reaction setting that says this is gay??
Sp3cOpsMast3r 2 months ago
thats awesome! good job
TheSerenityhuck 2 months ago
mw2 fmj lol
MrMikeTHEepic 3 months ago
@MrMikeTHEepic fmj's arent explosive
TheSerenityhuck 2 months ago
but then there would be nothing to eat (and the furs would be ruined i guess)
darjpeg 3 months ago
nice after effects
NewYearChannel 3 months ago
@Destructor129
yea, everyone knows that :)
watchotherclipsLT 3 months ago
if u find the riote size nail gun shell u can shoot it its fukin loud asf
blackei123 3 months ago
Are you using pistol primers? You nutcase. Several people already got themselves killed because the tiny anvil penetrated their bodies with a huge velocity.
Headroom1001 3 months ago
isn't it a bit too expensive to use thread cutters?
baca262 4 months ago
You can buy the primers by themselves at a gun store that carries reloading stuff. No need to buy expensive ammo and take it apart. Lol
navyone1978 4 months ago
hey kids..i founds this intriguing..y'all sure cuss alot though...it obscures the points of your argue-mentals...
laterdudesaint 4 months ago
Why
deadsearolls 4 months ago
like dis if u wish they had rounds like this in cod..
KUSHaPOTamus420 4 months ago
@KUSHaPOTamus420 they do its called fmj dumbass
Pr0zNemesis 4 months ago
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KUSHaPOTamus420 4 months ago
@Pr0zNemesis uh fmj isnt exploding rounds whose the dumbass now u fucken little bitch
KUSHaPOTamus420 4 months ago
@KUSHaPOTamus420 okay, theres incendiary bullets and fmj. both round are made for penetration shut the fuck up
Pr0zNemesis 4 months ago
@Pr0zNemesis HE/AP or even HEAT rounds that hit and release like something like thermite?
Nope never heard of dem 120mm antitank stuff :-) lol
Me102288 4 months ago
@Me102288 o
Pr0zNemesis 4 months ago
@Pr0zNemesis Both rounds are not "made for penetration" (that's a pretty broad statement anyways since all bullets are technically made for penetration). FMJ rounds were actually made to comply with the Geneva Convention laws for warfare, since FMJ rounds are completely encased by their jacket they do not fragment, mushroom or expand which leaves a nice neat exit wound that can be effectively treated and is considered the most "humane" type of round. Incendiary on the other hand...
AmericanMuscle09 4 months ago
@AmericanMuscle09 Nooooooo. Full metal jacketed bullets were made because new propellants were being invented and gunpowder turned obsolete for military purposes. The new velocities achieved by the bullets made them wear down in the barrel, leaving large amounts of fouling behind. Jackets prevent fouling and damage to the barrel.
Also, some FMJ rounds are not "humane" at all. If you happen to survive a HP round, patching you up would be easier than many FMJ wounds, which can be pretty gruesome.
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A hollow point (banned on the battlefield) would be even more gruesome then a FMJ round. I have litterally blown off the top of a small hill with a .50 cal hollow point- fired from a Kentucky Rifle.
NeoNSPETSNAZ 3 months ago
@NeoNSPETSNAZ Understandable. But people don't understand that any FMJ at high speeds will change pitch, leaving a nastier exit wound, and possibly fragmenting inside a human body.
It would be much harder to clean and heal one of those wounds than close a JHP hole, if you happened to survive the wound.
bf2lover42 3 months ago
@bf2lover42 gunpowder turned obsolete ? Stop posting...you are an idiot. You make no sense. FMJ are designed for less damage to flesh. Regardless, some FMJ wounds are bad. JHP ammo is much worse by comparison. Forbidden by the Geneva Convention. I think the 50BMG is also fordbidden to use on soldiers...its meant for hard targets...vehicles, fuel tanks ect..".The new velocities achieved by the bullets made them wear downin the barrell" More NONSENSE !!! STOP POSTING NONSENSE !
jwill58 3 months ago
@jwill58 > HP were agreed to be discontinued by the Hague convention, NOT Geneva.
> .50 BMG is allowed to be used against humans, you can see videos of it
> gunpowder is somewhat more unstable and doesn't allow projectiles to reach very high velocities
> Jacketed bullets were developed because of the new propellants, like cordite (which is outdated compared to smokeless powder)
> finally, jackets are soft on the barrel, that's why they exist.
You're posting nonsense.
bf2lover42 3 months ago
@bf2lover42 Plus hollow points arnt Armor piercing i dont think, you know against flack jackets
Trazor2k0 3 months ago
@Trazor2k0 That's another reason. FMJ rounds existed for longer than personal armour had been issued, though. Flak jackets do exactly what the name says: protects from shrapnel. Flak jackets were not supposed to stop bullets.
FMJ is also more suitable to shoot at targets behind cover. If you wanted you could make a hollow point with armour piercing capabilities, but it would be a waste of money to develop.
bf2lover42 3 months ago
@AmericanMuscle09 "FMJ rounds were actually made to comply with the Geneva Convention laws for warfare"
The Hague convention prohibited projectiles designed to expand.
steve001968 3 months ago
@Pr0zNemesis ...are not actually designed to hit soft materials, but rather penetrate armor and fuck shit up on the other side with explosive force.
AmericanMuscle09 4 months ago
@KUSHaPOTamus420 dont get yo ass beat little dawg.. penetration and exploding are two completely different thing u fucken inbred fuck
KUSHaPOTamus420 4 months ago
Pellet gun tracers
navyone1978 4 months ago
@navyone1978 easy, magnesium on the back of the pellet,, the problem, igniting it with air doesnt work..:-(
Me102288 4 months ago
Now they'll call their hits...
TheNikkoBellic 4 months ago
only works with .22 pellets?
ryancrazy1 4 months ago
looks like a pistol primer glued to a pellet
onebigyooper 4 months ago
@onebigyooper because it is LOL
Me102288 4 months ago
Has anyone ever shot birds or squirrels with that?
MrDobans13 4 months ago 45
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Shoot yourself in the eye faggot.
Cuvac 3 months ago
@MrDobans13 SPLAT!
Grimripper 3 months ago
@MrDobans13 I know someone who loaded .22 air rifle pellets with Potassium Chlorate. Should be similar. Supposedly he fired it into a tree and accidentally decapitated a bird...
DGneoseeker1 2 months ago
@MrDobans13 Instant-lunch comes into mind.
mikeasuraus 2 months ago
@MrDobans13 Me.
Yijral 2 months ago
@MrDobans13
it isnt likely to explode if it hits something as soft as a squirrel. Ive tried these, practically no real life use beside a specialist purpose as an incindiary
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sean75stirrup 5 months ago
That's fuckin sick. Straight up
ghilliesniper09 5 months ago
I ment FMJ
MegaPokeguy 5 months ago
@MegaPokeguy You play too much COD.
fear432 5 months ago
Fmg
MegaPokeguy 5 months ago
How did you make that? do u have a video
bluebrigade13 5 months ago
@bluebrigade13 take some non safety matches, crush up the phosphorus (red tip) in a tin or container, ad a small amout of water, mix until it disolves, add the phosphorus mix to the tip of a pellet then let it dry...
incendiary ammo, it pwns
D3C1M41 5 months ago
i would point that at a persons legs and say DANCE BITCH DANCE!
BlindBulldog556 5 months ago
I never would of thought of that
MONNIEHOLT 5 months ago
arrechu
giuseppecaza308 5 months ago
HHHHOOOOOOWWWW THEEEEEEE FUUUCKKKKKKKKKK
twister75444 6 months ago
that is awesome
duperman91 6 months ago
do a how to
DaylanNelson 6 months ago
@DaylanNelson they are all over youtube, just look up how to make explosive pellets
lmos26 6 months ago in playlist ^_^
@lmos26 yours look't cooler
DaylanNelson 6 months ago
after I watched this a few months ago, I ran straight to walmart and bought a box of 9mm shells, I spent all night removing the orange plastic tips from my pellets, knocking out primers and super gluing them on. by the end of the night I had a box full of them, I use an air pistol so I have to load them individually but I absolutely love it! easily increases the power by x4, gluing fishing hook tips into the pellets is another favorite :)
lmos26 6 months ago in playlist ^_^
Could you please do a hunting vid with these? please please please? Like say maybe a starling? hehehe.
sodmacumbgraphinti 6 months ago
@sodmacumbgraphinti I dont think these would work for hunting, maybe if you struck the skull just right? most of the time my primer pellets will not fire if I am shooting softer targets, it only works on stuff like concrete, hard wood etc.
lmos26 6 months ago in playlist ^_^
do a how to vid
DaylanNelson 6 months ago
@DaylanNelson You could also pack the hollow tips with impact powder and deal it with a tiny drop of super glue
lmos26 6 months ago in playlist ^_^
how much damage would this inflict on a human?
rocketdood116 6 months ago
if the results are true then i guess that is good, although i think the pellet would be likely to suffer tumbling much sooner, plus would they explode if they hit a soft target?
spr00sem00se 6 months ago
Did you just use primers for bullets?
destroyeroflight23 7 months ago
You use that effect as a spar hit for movies.
chare002 7 months ago
Must admit, that is pretty cool. Not as cool as a real gun putting holes in stuff, but still pretty cool.
WellEnDoweded 7 months ago
This stuff is the shit!
IAteYourDogForLunch 7 months ago
just wondering can you make the exploding pellets with firework powder since it getting closer to july 4th?
yungballer92 7 months ago
LOL.. i made tracer rounds for .177 airguns. it worked absolutely like the original and you could observe a good portion of the ballistic trajectory. i was stunned that it worked...
masterfistlord 7 months ago
@masterfistlord haha sounds good you should make a vid on "how to"
leehoward95 7 months ago
You should make a video on how to create these babies. Potent.
McMillin25 8 months ago
a video that actually shows what it claims!!!!! good stuff i would like to shoot some of those!!!
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TruthTeller878 8 months ago
the content of this video begs to be filmed in high speed. not only would it prove or disprove the (un)stability of the pellets, but it would look friggin sweet.
Jordankewl 8 months ago
In Britain we cannot buy primers without a firearm certificate, so to get around this I have found if you carefully cut the head off a NON safety match and pack it into the skirt they explode quite nicely on impact, not as good as a primer but still good fun
vultee1956 9 months ago
he using thunder clapper the one that r fuseless firecracker
loopydude1990 9 months ago
Tried this with black powder, not a good result, the explosion sent the pellet back my way! Don't try this at home, hollow it out from the back of the pellet instead sealing the back with wax or glue, the pellet goes into the wood further too! Wonder how it works on something furry?
richinlill 9 months ago
@richinlill
what about fillin the hollow point cavity of a 22LR round with black powder and putting a small rifle primer on top of it?
it should split to the sides not ricochet back to you
USMCM249gunner 9 months ago
@richinlill mass times the coeffecient of velocity sqaured for figuring out total striking energy of the projectile, you'll notice the heavier it gets at the same velocity will have more kinetic energy.. Thank you mr. Einstein for the E=mc sqaured equation :-) oh, the coeffecient of velocity is the speed of light I do believe..
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0:41- whoa
aceattack52 9 months ago
You are spot on ODSTScoppyElite. I believe the term for it is ' tumbling '
AshleyRiot1976 9 months ago
next time use ton of nitroglycerine and fragments, should be deadly
Simonboy5 10 months ago
what kind of explosives were used? Blackpowder? Flashpowder? nitroglycerin?
oo0TheUnforgiven0oo 10 months ago
where can i buy them?
Tscheyeff 10 months ago
fulminated mercury
carpetmonk 10 months ago
Wow you got some really cool results. Very well done.
jah2mail 10 months ago
it wil add a little pizaz to whatever you shoot at but if you ever shot at a squirrel with it wil it explode like it did on the ply wood?
ilovegirlskater1 10 months ago
I just did this ... it was incredibly dangerous... i used large rifle primers on a .22 pellet... the pellet shot back and incredible speed back in my direction i could hear it spinning end over end... it barely made a scratch on my target ... im blaming possibly the speed that my pellet was going at ... a mere 495 feet per second ... im guessing more velocity would have better fallow through so the pellet would keep on going through rather than being extremely hazardous hahaaa
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Cancel orPost or Create a video response I post explosive stuff YOU can do in your back yard at tommilkybarkid so if u like fiery shit, you'll probably like my videos inluding how to make explosive air rifle pellets :)
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basketBallboy235 11 months ago
What kind of metal did you use on top? If it's anything stronger than lead you're rifling is going to be fucked.
timscott61495 11 months ago
@timscott61495 that is not true you could also use copper and zinc and aluminum and sodium and potassium but any ways the primer would probably not hurt the rifling of the barrel
hrabs03 10 months ago
dude what tipe of primer is that what is it ment for and were can i get some
DCE198369 1 year ago
@DCE198369 Primers are the little round piece in the back of a bullet casing. The firing pin from the gun strikes the back of primer which causes it to ignite like you saw in the video. That lights the gun powder in the bullet casing. You can pick them up in any hunting/sports store in the reloading section. Even wal-mart has them. As far as size i'm not sure. Probably a small pistol primer? I don't reload so i don't know.
Cir2O 1 year ago
Lets see, tank fires a solid projectile then fires an HE projectile. Which one blows up? I used to load my rifle, same one,177 cal, and then drop a kitchen match down the barrel. Shoot a brick wall.
Davidautofull 1 year ago
Lets see, tank fires a solid projectile then fires an HE projectile. Which one blows up?
Davidautofull 1 year ago
@ballisticsukltd
you made a good point but like jr9950 said, the pellets are traveling down a rifled barrel which would be more than enough to make an unstable pellet fly w/out yaw. I think that the pellets would fly straight even without the rifling because all the weight is in the front, and the skirt of the pellet is still in the back which creates drag on the rear. Its kind of like an arrow with the stone tip in the front and fletching on the back.
jaybeebee14 1 year ago 7
@jaybeebee14 totaly agree w u i havent had an air rifel in years but it wont need to spin to stabalize. it is a pretty cool trick. in my opinion the larger damage is due to u adding mass to the pellet giving it more force. i would like to c it compared to if u glued something nonexplosive to a pellet with the same mass as the primer. cool vid tho. also for the sake of comparison it would b more accurate if u could shoot it into plywood thats not pressed or something with a consistent density.
ThePorchmonkeys 1 year ago
and dont you love people who make their experiments bettr than they are because they are fucking story tellers. i bet your one of those who if you got hurt experimenting, tell your kids its a war wound from iraq, i would not trust you with a cap gun
thewebmaster2011 1 year ago 2
how do we know from a sensible point of view, that you did not gouge it out with a screwdriver or something, we only have the end photo's to prove this,we dont know do we !!!!!!!
pilldup 1 year ago 4
maybe sounds logical looks unstable but who is right , i think ballisticsukltd
could be on the right track,sorry dude
pilldup 1 year ago 7
jr9950 you should listen to ballisticsukltd it seems he has the right idea, an unstable pellet sounds right. i mean a primer do that much damage, no i think its the angle of the pellet tearing a hole through,i mean high speed photography could prove ballisticsukltd wrong. you do have access to this being an experimenter .never mind some people might believe you but not me sorry jr9950
thewebmaster2011 1 year ago 15
@thewebmaster2011
Most rubber bullet rounds only use primers as the propellant. If a rifle primer went off in your closed hand, you would have a shredded palm and missing fingers.
Any additional expansion happening on impact is going to do more damage (crazy concept, i know) , and especially on a target such as flake board, where large chunks can be dislodged fairly easily.
JR, nice work, dont you love armchair experts who do nothing more than make slide shows using other peoples images.
BeckTechnologies 1 year ago
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Most rubber bullet rounds only use primers as the propellant. If a rifle primer went off in your closed hand, you would have a shredded palm and missing fingers.
Any additional expansion happening on impact is going to do more damage (crazy concept, i know) , and especially on a target such as flake board, where large chunks can be dislodged fairly easily.
JR, nice work, dont you love armchair experts who do nothing more than make slide shows using other peoples images.
BeckTechnologies 1 year ago
@BeckTechnologies good point
chris0stone 11 months ago
@thewebmaster2011 it is just like a football and spinning gives it stability extra weight of the primer will not unstabilize it in a small scale such as this and the primer is so much lighter compered to the lead pellet also the primer has even weight on all sides it wont have a wobble effect . you and ballisticsukltd should just learn about what you are talking about b4 u say it
chris0stone 11 months ago
@chris0stone just to let u know he is glueing the primer onto the pellet with HOT GLUE for all of u 12 year olds argueing about this take it from someone that has been shooting weapons and gunsmithing for more than 20 years that a little bit of hot glue that is not exact will make a bullet keyhole which is the correct term for a " tumbling bullet"
hrabs03 10 months ago
@thewebmaster2011 I agree.
SenileTomato 11 months ago
@thewebmaster2011
i agree with you i mean even on the ww2 KAR 98 bolt action rifle the 7.62 rounds that they used tumbled which caused more damage and they have rifling , and you dont how stable the manufacturer wanted the pellet so you are unbalancing it by the charge
PhantineXX1 11 months ago
@thewebmaster2011 A GREAT way to test this is to buy a copper cup, and shoot it with both pellets! Stay tuned for a new video, and all your doubt shall be cast!
Airsoftpsyco1423 10 months ago
@thewebmaster2011 dude why do u care its nt like its the end of the world if hes lying
Rami88Ice 9 months ago
@thewebmaster2011 the only problem with the primer being in the back is that it will decrease velocity enough that it might not even set off the primer
foxxentertainmentvid 5 months ago in playlist hunting
now this is cool! 0:41 great picture!
490Dodesheide 1 year ago
im not convinced the extra damage was the extra charge,i think it could have been the angle of the highly unstable pellet ,maybe going through target sideways
ballisticsukltd 1 year ago 79
@ballisticsukltd
You talk as if you know what the pellet is doing, but as I am the actual experimenter, I can say that you are wrong.
The pellets are not unstable. The pellets have spin. They travel a rifled barrel. The shape of a pellet itself is not stable by nature, it needs spin to stabilize. Having the primer on the front causes no instability. I have fired hundreds of these. Every single one enters the target straight on, without any yaw. You need new armchair tactics. Sorry.
jr9950 1 year ago 56
@jr9950 experimenter?
AzRuffin0 1 year ago
@jr9950 For indoor target practice I used to handload empty fired .44mag cases with only a (non-magnum) standard large pistol primer - no powder at all. Then I would push the brass case into 1/2" of parafin like a cookie cutter. I could then shoot the pure wax bullets through 1/4" plywood at 25'. This was with only a primer in a 7-1/2" Super Blackhawk barrel. I don't underestimate what this pellet round (in the video) will do. It's like a mini "HEAT" shaped charge used for anti-tank rounds.
1236bigcat 11 months ago
@jr9950 do you know if .556 (.223) primer will fit on a .177 pellet
chris0stone 11 months ago
@chris0stone most primers are roughly the same size, just take a pellit and hold it up to the primer of a shell and see
ludacrisjr7 11 months ago
@chris0stone I'm almost positive it will, as long as the 5.56 primer isnt magnum, I shot small rifle primers out of my bb guns, and they are a perfect fit into a .177
Airsoftpsyco1423 10 months ago
@jr9950 Are they purchased explosive or did you buy hollow points and put some explosive in the hollow section?
baneat 10 months ago
@jr9950 make a video of yourself hunting with them im tired of people just trying to show them off its annoying
tinygangster66 10 months ago
@jr9950 Well he is correct in that a pellet flying sideways would present a greater profile thus greater exit than a straight on pellet impact. I hope you do know that even though a pellet or any projectile just because it enters the target straight on doesn't mean it will exit the same fashion. It is indeed possible for the projectile to turn upon entering and moving through the target, which can possibly lead to it turning sideways. Basic ballistics son.
ODSTScoppyElite 10 months ago
@jr9950 clever idea, whats the caliber on that pellet man?
azreal289 9 months ago
@jr9950 I think you should settle this with a duel.
revoltvsthelaw 9 months ago
@jr9950 jesus christ don't be a dick about it. no wonder we have so much gun violence, it's cause crazies like you all have guns
benerban 7 months ago
@benerban shut the hell up people like us that know how to use our guns dont doanything wrong its wen reres like you get thir hands on them shit happens
noahboa13000 7 months ago
@noahboa13000 "reres like you"? what is that
benerban 7 months ago
@jr9950 bad ass pellets.
270Sean270 6 months ago
@jr9950 please can you do an accuracy test with this setup.. thanx man
SonyU10i 6 months ago
@jr9950 Uh... That must be a pretty damned expensive airsoft gun if its got a rifled barrel... The vast majority do not.
seanpj2013 5 months ago
@seanpj2013
actually even my crosman phantom has a rifled barrel and i got it for about $80 at walmart lol
xXxiFvkxXx 5 months ago
@seanpj2013 Airsoft guns only have rifled barrels if you buy the TK Twist Barrel.
This is an AIR RIFLE and pretty much every one of those has rifling.
DeathAdder187 5 months ago
@ballisticsukltd If you want proof, go buy some magnum primers, put them on a sheet of plywood, and smack em with a hammer. I have small rifle primers, and i shoot them out of my pellet guns, and they make one hell of a dent on my steel garage door... Just food for thought.
Airsoftpsyco1423 1 year ago
@ballisticsukltd thats fucking stupid....your stupid...you have downsyndrom...the flash doesent do anything it will burn the target but not explode but your a dumb ass for being a dumb ass you dumb ass
p3ker0100 1 year ago
@ballisticsukltd Dude I fully agree, this kid is a complete dumbass, he doesn't have a clue what he is talking about. He tried talking shit to me about cars, and it made me laugh.
SenileTomato 11 months ago
@ballisticsukltd All right "you know it all". 1. The primer that is used here contains a sensitive high explosive. If you read a little bit more on this, you'll know that even in small ammounts they do some shit. 2. An American football is very, _very- un arodynamic, and you will never get it to fly perfectly straight by throwing it normaly. However, by simply giving it just a little bit of torque-watch how beautiful it flies.
Northhunt.
Northhunt 11 months ago
@ballisticsukltd
Uhh your a fucking wanker.
callmeshane303 9 months ago
where did u get theas
noahboa13000 1 year ago
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LOL what if u shot a bird
rockbandmlb 1 year ago
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rockbandmlb 1 year ago
should test it on fleshy objects like fruit to see if it would still explode when it hits a person
D41ryQueen 1 year ago
@D41ryQueen why would you want to hit a person?
frenchfriedfrenchmen 1 year ago
One of the best exploding pellet video. good job!
GPerrozzz 1 year ago
do you want to see 22 rounds in the air? come see at hiyutoday
hiyutoday 1 year ago
Very clever idea, and cool video!
But I'm not totally convinced that the primer charge is causing the extra "exit wound" damage on the plywood. What could be then? The extra mass, surface area and expansion of the primer glued to it. I'd love to see a proper experiment. Remove the charge from a primer, and stick some wax in it to approximate the charge's weight. Fire the dead charge and live charge at the wood, and compare those. Then we'll know how deadly the primer charge really is! :)
defacto109 1 year ago 2
what it the max fps of your .22 airgun?? im thinkn about buyng a dual cal beeman with .177 barrel and .22 included for 100 bucks..
graffwriter17 1 year ago
my idea is to put a steel cone over the primer and fill it with homemade napalm or thermite so the primer will lite and ill have some nice armor piercing rounds :D
po0po0nanA 1 year ago
@po0po0nanA What?
BigBananaMan 1 year ago
ITS FMJ~
Vforceboy 1 year ago
Awesome.
Roflzmahwoflz 1 year ago
That's a little tiny bit somewhat fucking amazing
Jack902Findlay 1 year ago
I wonder if cherry bomb pieces would work. maybe not as powerful though. This looks cool and I would love to see how the squirrels around here would take it.
catman529outdoors 1 year ago
what gun do you use
utaman408 1 year ago
would shotgun primers work
JJJJake124 1 year ago
what would this do to a bird?
1lostinspace 1 year ago
my 9mm para primer seems to fit nicely on a .177; success? your experience say its good?
massaogrady 1 year ago
When I was about 14, I used .22 cal wadcutter pellets fed backwards and packed with acetone peroxide.
DonDoula 1 year ago
isn't it awesome how we can bend the stupid rules? :D
TheGarcia350 1 year ago
u made your pellets?
georgebosch22 1 year ago
This are great for shooting cats!!! It simply blows their head off!
kittykatro 1 year ago
Watch my videos 2 see after head shots
lilwalkinglegs 1 year ago