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Published on November 30, 2025
Duration: 0:43

This guide details the disassembly and analysis of Bismuth 00 Buckshot shotgun shells, as demonstrated by an experienced instructor from DROBASHEVICH. The process involves unboxing a military-style canister, testing the shell's waterproofing, and meticulously disassembling components including the shot, wads, and propellant. The analysis includes weighing pellets and propellant, and conducting a burn test on the powder to assess its characteristics.

Quick Summary

Expert analysis of Bismuth 12 Gauge waterproof shotgun shells reveals a unique translucent crimp seal and primer seal ensuring moisture protection. Disassembly shows nine spherical 00 Buckshot pellets and flake propellant, which undergoes a burn test for performance evaluation.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Unboxing military ammo canister
  2. 00:03Identifying waterproof shells
  3. 00:05Waterproofing demonstration
  4. 00:11Disassembly: Buckshot extraction
  5. 00:23Disassembly: Wad and seals
  6. 00:30Propellant analysis

Frequently Asked Questions

What makes the BISMUTH 00/9 NL NR 500 shotgun shells waterproof?

These shells feature a unique waterproof translucent sealant over the crimp and a sealed primer. Submersion tests demonstrate the integrity of these seals against water ingress, ensuring reliable performance.

What components are found inside the BISMUTH 00/9 NL NR 500 shotgun shells?

Inside, you'll find nine spherical 00 Buckshot pellets made of Bismuth, a clear plastic seal, cork-style wads, a shot cup, and flake-style smokeless powder.

How are the Bismuth pellets and propellant analyzed in the video?

The Bismuth pellets are extracted, weighed, and visually inspected for sphericity. The flake propellant is weighed and subjected to a burn test to analyze its ignition rate and burning characteristics.

What is the significance of the "NR 500" marking on the shells?

The "NR 500" marking likely refers to the specific load type or a product code associated with these Bismuth shotgun shells, indicating a particular configuration or performance standard set by the manufacturer.

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