Videos tagged with Extreme Recoil

This video showcases the MOA Corp Elephant Pistol, a custom single-shot firearm chambered in the powerful .375 H&H Magnum caliber, typically used for dangerous game hunting. The demonstration highlights its unique falling-block action, manual of arms, and significant recoil during a live-fire test. The expert instruction emphasizes safe handling and the extreme performance of this specialized handgun.

This video showcases the immense power of the 2 Bore Blunderbuss, featuring Scott from Kentucky Ballistics. The review highlights the substantial recoil and muzzle blast associated with firing a 0.5 lb lead ball propelled by black powder. Scott's enthusiastic and expert handling, despite the extreme nature of the firearm, demonstrates advanced techniques for managing such powerful historical weapons.

The Bond Arms Cyclops chambered in .45-70 Government is reviewed as a 'misery tool' with extreme recoil, even compared to a rifle. Its 15-20 lb trigger pull and violent recoil make it impractical for any use beyond a novelty or prank, despite attempts at recoil management with specialized gear like wrist straps and Goon Tape.

This video showcases extreme firearm recoil using high-speed cameras with The Slow Mo Guys. It features calibers like the 50 BMG, 4 Bore, and the massive 950 JDJ Fat Mac, highlighting their immense power and concussion. The extreme forces are visually demonstrated, pushing the limits of both firearms and shooters.

The Bond Arms Cyclops Derringer in .45-70 Government is reviewed as potentially the world's most powerful pocket pistol. Despite its small size (28 oz), it delivers extreme, painful recoil, especially with full-power loads, causing physical bruising. While not fun to shoot, its power is undeniable, demonstrated through ballistics tests on various targets.

This video from Kentucky Ballistics showcases the 'Fury,' an exceptionally large punt gun. The presenter, Scott, details its historical purpose for commercial duck hunting and its impressive technical specifications, including a 1.68-inch bore and a 6-foot barrel. Live-fire demonstrations highlight the gun's immense power and recoil, with tests involving a 1-pound lead ball, thousands of smaller pellets, and a wax slug.

This video from Kentucky Ballistics features an in-depth test of the colossal 4 Bore rifle against various types of body armor. The expert demonstrates the rifle's immense power, comparing it to other large calibers and showcasing its destructive potential against both soft armor and Level 4 ceramic plates. The experiments highlight the extreme energy transfer of the 4 Bore, even when armor technically stops the projectile.

This review of the 4 Bore rifle by Kentucky Ballistics showcases its immense power and size. The rifle, manufactured by Christian Firearms, fires a 2,150-grain, 1-inch diameter bullet, delivering approximately 200 lbs of felt recoil. Expertly demonstrated, its destructive capability is tested against AR500 steel, cinder blocks, and water jugs, highlighting its status as one of the largest shoulder-fired rifles ever made.

This video showcases a custom-built, extremely compact .50 caliber pistol, demonstrating its immense power and destructive capability. Despite its small size, the pistol fires a .50 BMG round with significant recoil, comparable to a 12-gauge shotgun but feeling much stronger due to the compact frame. Testing included destroying a water jug, metal pan, and a fire extinguisher, highlighting the round's effectiveness.

John Lovell of Warrior Poet Society and Scott from Kentucky Ballistics test five powerful firearms, pushing John's recoil tolerance. They cover a 12-gauge shotgun, a Smith & Wesson 500 Magnum, a 10-gauge Pardner, a CZ 550 in .458 Lott, and a formidable 600 Nitro Express. The video highlights the intense physical challenge of managing extreme recoil from these large-caliber firearms.

This review of the 4-bore rifle showcases its immense power and recoil, detailing a 'light' factory load of a 1750-grain projectile over 325 grains of Goex Fg black powder. Slow-motion footage highlights the physical impact and stock flex, emphasizing the extreme nature of this dangerous game firearm. The video promises a future documentary on 4-bore rifles.