Videos tagged with Rubber Balls

This video tests the impact power of the Grimburg Gavel, a CO2-powered less-lethal launcher. It successfully penetrates six donuts and causes significant damage to a computer monitor, pineapple, and watermelons. A controversial human impact test demonstrates its effectiveness for self-defense, resulting in a large bruise on the volunteer.

This video showcases various less-lethal 12-gauge shotgun ammunition options. It features cartridges loaded with three rubber balls, twelve rubber buckshot pellets, a 'Spider Slug' designed to expand, and a solid rubber slug for high-impact less-lethal force. These rounds are presented as alternatives for self-defense and home defense scenarios where lethal force may not be desired or appropriate.

This video tests the 'lethality' of the X Products Can Cannon, an AR-15 upper that fires soda cans using 5.56 blanks. While soda cans caused significant damage to a ballistic dummy's torso and head, they were not lethal. However, X Products' solid rubber balls demonstrated more force, capable of breaking the dummy's jaw, highlighting the potential for serious injury.

This episode of Guns & Gear previews a variety of firearms and training equipment. It features a range test of Remington's 783 varmint bolt-action rifle, Sig Sauer's Copperhead AR 9mm pistol, and Ruger's AR556 Pistol. The episode also highlights Crimson Trace's CTL-5324 long-range scope and Umarex's T4E TM4 training guns, which use rubber balls, dust marking balls, and paint balls. The show emphasizes the latest products in the firearms industry with demonstrations, interviews, and training tips.