This video features a "Silly Putty Bullet" being tested against a metal door, with the title indicating a "shotgun" is involved. The use of "civtac" in the hashtag suggests a civilian tactical context. The "absolutely INSANE" descriptor points to a potentially surprising or impactful outcome of the test. Given the focus on a projectile impacting a barrier, the content likely aims for entertainment and visual demonstration of an unusual ballistic scenario.
This video details an experimental ballistic test using Silly Putty loaded into 12 Gauge shotgun shells fired from a Maverick 88. The Civilian Tactical host, a firearms and tactical gear content creator, demonstrates safe handling and uses standardized testing media to analyze the projectile's impact. The experiment concludes that while Silly Putty did not penetrate deeply, the concussive force was deemed potentially fatal.
This guide details an experiment testing the bulletproof capabilities of Silly Putty, a non-Newtonian fluid. It outlines a progressive approach, starting with lower calibers and moving to more powerful rounds like the .50 BMG. The experiment, conducted by Matt Carriker of Demolition Ranch, demonstrates that Silly Putty can surprisingly stop various projectiles, though incendiary rounds cause significant internal damage. The speaker's experienced assessment highlights knowledge of ballistics and physics.
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