The 4X4 ShotGun Wrist Breaker

Published on August 1, 2025
Duration: 21:04

This video showcases the extreme testing of a custom-built 4x4 slam-fire shotgun, nicknamed the 'Wrist Breaker,' by firearms content creator Edwin Sarkissian. The guide details the process of testing this unique weapon, emphasizing the significant recoil and destructive potential, even when using Aguila 12-gauge Minishells. It covers initial recoil tests, simultaneous four-barrel firing, ballistic gel testing with a synthetic skull, and penetration tests on a riot shield and water jug, highlighting the inherent dangers and experimental nature of such firearms.

Quick Summary

The 'Wrist Breaker' is a custom 4x4 slam-fire shotgun tested by Edwin Sarkissian using Aguila 12-gauge Minishells. Testing involved firing all four barrels simultaneously, demonstrating extreme recoil that caused injury, and performing destructive tests on watermelons, ballistic gel skulls, and riot shields to showcase its power.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Introduction to the 'Wrist Breaker'
  2. 02:01Initial Recoil Testing
  3. 04:04Firing Four Barrels Simultaneously
  4. 06:21Watermelon Destructive Testing
  5. 11:24Ballistic Gel Skull Test
  6. 16:43Riot Shield and Water Jug Tests

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the 'Wrist Breaker' shotgun?

The 'Wrist Breaker' is a custom-built 4x4 slam-fire shotgun designed for extreme testing. It features four barrels and utilizes a slam-fire action, known for its significant recoil and potential for causing injury.

What ammunition was used to test the 'Wrist Breaker' shotgun?

The shotgun was primarily tested using Aguila 12-gauge Minishells, specifically the 1 3/4-inch variants loaded with birdshot and slugs. This ammunition was chosen to mitigate the extreme recoil associated with standard 12-gauge shells.

What kind of destructive testing was performed on the 'Wrist Breaker' shotgun?

Testing included firing four barrels simultaneously at watermelons, obliterating them. Additionally, ballistic gel with a synthetic skull was used to test penetration with slugs, and a riot shield was tested for birdshot penetration.

What are the risks associated with the 'Wrist Breaker' shotgun?

The primary risk is extreme recoil, which can cause injury such as wrist fractures and bleeding, even when using reduced-power ammunition. The slam-fire mechanism itself requires significant force to operate.

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