Videos tagged with Silica Gel

This video tests the lethality of silica gel as birdshot in a 12-gauge shotgun. Custom shells filled with silica gel beads were fired at targets including water bottles and a shrapnel vest. The results showed the silica gel embedded in cardboard but failed to cause significant damage or penetration, concluding it is not lethal.

This video reviews MTM ammo cans, concluding they are not suitable for long-term ammunition storage, comparing them to steel cans and highlighting issues with silica absorption. The content is presented as a personal opinion and for entertainment purposes, with disclaimers about not selling firearms or accessories and adhering to fair use principles.

Proper long-term ammunition storage is crucial for reliability. Cardboard packaging absorbs moisture, leading to corrosion, while plastic containers vary in effectiveness. Military-style steel .50 cal cans with O-ring seals are recommended for their durability and moisture resistance. Preparing cans with silicone cloths and using silica gel packs further enhances preservation.