VINTAGE BUCKSHOT ROUND #asmr #gun #shotgun #hunting #12gauge

Published on January 18, 2026
Duration: 0:28

This video provides an expert-level demonstration of disassembling a vintage Hubertus 12-gauge shotgun shell, a process led by an individual with high technical proficiency. The demonstration includes precise measurements of components like 8mm buckshot and smokeless powder, followed by a functional burn test of the powder and a live-fire test in a modern Benelli M4. The presenter's methodical approach and use of specialized tools highlight a deep understanding of ammunition.

Quick Summary

This ASMR video features an expert disassembly of a vintage Hubertus 12-gauge shotgun shell. Components like 8mm buckshot and 2.3g of smokeless powder are precisely measured. A functional burn test confirms the powder's stability, and the shell is successfully fired in a modern Benelli M4.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Introduction to Vintage Hubertus Shell
  2. 00:06Shell Disassembly & Component Inspection
  3. 00:12Measuring Buckshot & Powder
  4. 00:19Vintage Powder Burn Test
  5. 00:24Live Fire Test in Benelli M4

Frequently Asked Questions

What vintage ammunition is featured in the video?

The video features a vintage Hubertus 12-gauge shotgun shell, estimated to be approximately 70 years old. It is marked 'Made in Germany' and 'Climate Proof - Water Resisting'.

What components were found inside the vintage shotgun shell?

Inside the vintage Hubertus shell, components included 8mm buckshot, wadding, and approximately 2.3 grams of smokeless powder. These were meticulously measured using precision tools.

Was the vintage smokeless powder still functional?

Yes, a small sample of the 70-year-old smokeless powder was ignited in a controlled test, demonstrating that it remained stable and functional after decades of storage.

What firearm was used for the live fire test of the vintage shell?

The vintage 12-gauge shell was loaded and fired using a modern Benelli M4 tactical shotgun. This demonstrated the shell's performance after its long storage period.

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