Possibly the HOTTEST 12ga Ammo Around?!?!

Published on August 21, 2020
Duration: 2:06

This video showcases the performance of experimental 12-gauge incendiary slug ammunition on a steel target. The instructor, Lena Miculek, demonstrates the visual effects of the rounds, noting their significant flash and ignition upon impact. While presented with a lighthearted mention of squirrel season, the video emphasizes crucial firearm safety, specifically warning against shooting into the sky without a backstop and advising against using such ammunition near trees due to potential fire hazards.

Quick Summary

Incendiary 12-gauge ammunition features a projectile designed to ignite upon impact, creating a notable flash and fire hazard. It's crucial to never shoot these rounds without a confirmed backstop and to avoid firing them near trees or dry vegetation due to significant fire risks.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Introduction and Range Setup
  2. 00:10Introducing Incendiary 12ga Ammo
  3. 00:27Ammunition Construction Analysis
  4. 00:50Anticipation for Firing
  5. 01:07Firing the Incendiary Slugs
  6. 01:24Impact and Incendiary Effect
  7. 01:37Post-Shot Analysis and Safety
  8. 01:43Fire Hazard Discussion
  9. 01:50Crucial Backstop Safety Warning
  10. 01:57Concluding Remarks

Frequently Asked Questions

What is incendiary 12-gauge ammunition?

Incendiary 12-gauge ammunition typically features a projectile designed to ignite upon impact. In this video, the rounds observed contained a cast lead slug, a specific shotgun wad, and a component to enhance their pyrotechnic effect, creating a notable flash when hitting a steel target.

What are the safety concerns with incendiary ammunition?

Incendiary ammunition poses significant fire hazards. It is crucial to never shoot such rounds into the sky without a confirmed backstop, and to avoid firing them near trees or dry vegetation due to the high risk of unintended fires.

How does incendiary 12-gauge ammo perform on a steel target?

When fired at a steel target, incendiary 12-gauge ammunition produces a pronounced flash and ignition upon impact. This demonstrates the pyrotechnic capabilities of the rounds, creating a visually striking effect.

What are the components of the tested incendiary 12-gauge slug?

The tested incendiary 12-gauge slug was identified as a cast lead slug. It utilized a Winchester AA light shotgun wad and had a small wafer-like component on top of the slug, likely to provide the 'juice factor' for its incendiary properties.

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