BUG Match: Serbu Super Shorty vs MIL Thunder 5

Published on September 27, 2025
Duration: 1:03

This video features Ian McCollum comparing the Serbu Super Shorty 12-gauge shotgun against the MIL Thunder 5 .410/.45 LC revolver in a shooting match. The Super Shorty demonstrated effective accuracy with nine headshots, while the Thunder 5 exhibited a wide shot spread, indicating limitations in its effective range. The comparison highlights differences in handling and performance between a compact shotgun and a small-caliber revolver.

Quick Summary

In a shooting match, the Serbu Super Shorty 12-gauge shotgun demonstrated effective accuracy by achieving nine headshots on a target. Conversely, the MIL Thunder 5 .410/.45 LC revolver displayed a wide shot spread, limiting its practical accuracy and effective range even at close distances.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Introduction of Firearms
  2. 00:15Shooting Demonstration
  3. 00:35Target Analysis and Results

Frequently Asked Questions

How did the Serbu Super Shorty perform in the shooting match?

The Serbu Super Shorty, a 12-gauge compact shotgun, performed well in the shooting match, achieving nine headshots on a silhouette target. This indicates good accuracy for its class when handled properly.

What were the limitations of the MIL Thunder 5 in the comparison?

The MIL Thunder 5, a .410/.45 LC revolver, exhibited a very wide shot spread. This significantly limited its effective range and accuracy, making it difficult to hit specific targets even at relatively close distances.

What is the MIL Thunder 5 considered a predecessor to?

According to Ian McCollum, the MIL Thunder 5 is considered a predecessor to firearms like the Taurus Judge. It represents an earlier iteration of the concept of a large-caliber revolver designed for self-defense or close-range applications.

What key difference was observed between the Serbu Super Shorty and MIL Thunder 5?

The primary difference observed was in shot pattern consistency and effective range. The Serbu Super Shorty produced a more manageable pattern for targeted shooting, while the MIL Thunder 5's spread was excessively wide for precise engagement.

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