NEW!! Copper Bullet Testing 2011

We compared copper & lead bullets using a variety of different tests as part of our booth at the 2011 International Sportsmen Expo. In the video we also the potential for wildlife and humans to inadvertently consume lead fragments and the potential implications for wildlife.

Category:

Science & Technology

Tags:

• copper
• lead
• bullets
• expansion
• penetration
• fragmentation
• gels
• gelatin
• hunting
• guns
• rifle
• wildlife
• poisoning
• Barnes
• Nosler
• Remington
• Hornady
• Winchester

[theyodanator]

This is the same test from 3 years ago lead free ammo still sucks your bullet shouldn't go through 3ft of ballistic gel when your deer is only 10inches deep that means that when your bullet leaves the animal it still retained most of its energy that's why every hunter in California is losing there game more now then ever it is unethical and shouldn't even be legal to hunt with

[DrDaveArson]

@codwawlover45 Well, depending on which state you live in, you shouldn't be using a FMJ round anyways. A lot of states require an expanding round for rifle hunting. But, for safe measures, I am pretty sure that Federal Vital-shok loads Barnes TSX rounds for .223.

[codwawlover45]

nice videos can you test some handgun loads like 45 acp 44 mag 357 mag and mabey 460 s&w and i also would like to see if you could use 223 fmj and winchester bullets those are some rounds i use to hunt with family and i wanted to see if i have to change ammo