Videos tagged with Shotgun Experiment

This video explores three unusual types of shotgun ammunition. It showcases a 12-gauge shell filled with actual horse manure, a 'rubber bucky' load containing plastic, airsoft BBs, and rubber ducks for less lethal applications, and a load that fires bouncing balls. The presenter tests the effectiveness of the bouncing ball load against a 2-liter bottle.

This video demonstrates an experimental technique of firing an arrow from a 12-gauge Citadel shotgun. The host, a firearms enthusiast, details the process of muzzle-loading the arrow and using a custom shotgun shell as propellant. While showcasing the significant velocity and penetration of the arrow, the host concludes it's not a practical method for improving archery skills.

This video features Edwin Sarkissian and his friend Aspetti conducting an experiment involving a Mossberg 590 shotgun and a 5-gallon block of frozen red ice. They also test the shotgun's impact on a Power Ranger toy using a 1-ounce slug. The content is presented with an enthusiastic and humorous tone, showcasing basic firearm handling and destructive testing.

This video demonstrates an experimental technique for shattering a metal chain by first freezing it in liquid nitrogen and then impacting it with a 12 Gauge shotgun slug. The experiment, conducted by Edwin Sarkissian, shows the effectiveness of extreme cold in making the metal brittle, leading to instant fragmentation upon impact. The Mossberg 590 shotgun and Federal Premium Vital-Shok slugs were utilized in this unique test.

This video demonstrates a highly experimental and potentially dangerous modification: turning a fire extinguisher into a projectile using a 12-gauge shotgun. The experiment, conducted by Matt Carriker, involves using a Caldwell Lead Sled for remote firing and buckshot to shear the extinguisher's valve, launching it like a rocket. While entertaining, this procedure carries significant risks and is not recommended for general practice.