I Shot a 3D Printed Bullet! 😵 #shorts

Published on July 24, 2023
Duration: 1:01

This short demonstrates the physical creation and attempted firing of a 3D printed bullet. The video highlights that while the printed bullet can mimic the dimensions of a real .45 ACP round, it lacks a primer and powder, rendering it incapable of firing. It serves as a visual exploration of experimental ammunition concepts.

Quick Summary

A 3D printed bullet can mimic the external dimensions of a real .45 ACP round but cannot be fired. It lacks a primer and gunpowder, meaning attempts to shoot it will only result in a 'click' as there's nothing to ignite.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Intro: 3D Printed Bullet vs Real
  2. 00:16Safety Disclaimer
  3. 00:23Loading into 1911
  4. 00:38Firing Attempt & Result
  5. 00:51Post-Firing Inspection

Frequently Asked Questions

Can a 3D printed bullet be fired from a gun?

No, a standard 3D printed bullet, like the one shown, cannot be fired. It lacks essential components such as a primer and gunpowder, which are necessary for ignition and propulsion.

What happens when you try to fire a 3D printed bullet?

When attempting to fire a 3D printed bullet without a primer or powder, the firearm will typically just 'click'. There is no combustible material to ignite, so no shot is fired, and the bullet is simply ejected.

What firearm was used to test the 3D printed bullet?

The 3D printed bullet was tested in a Remington 1911 R1 handgun. The video shows the bullet being loaded into the magazine and chambered into the firearm.

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