12 Gauge Shotgun: Little Man Felt Recoil

Published on July 25, 2014
Duration: 4:50

This video details a felt recoil test comparing 12 gauge 3-inch slugs and double-aught buckshot, highlighting the significantly harsher impact of slugs. It also introduces and tests the M1030 breaching slug by POI Tactical, demonstrating its effectiveness in breaching an oak door with frangible steel projectiles designed for tactical entries.

Quick Summary

12 gauge 3-inch slugs provide a significantly harsher felt recoil than double-aught buckshot. The M1030 breaching slug, a 600-grain frangible steel projectile from POI Tactical, is designed for military tactical entries to destroy door locks and hinges.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Intro Montage
  2. 00:24Recoil Test Introduction
  3. 01:24Recoil Testing: Slugs vs Buckshot
  4. 02:36M1030 Breaching Slugs Intro
  5. 03:15Breaching Test on Oak Door

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the difference in felt recoil between 12 gauge slugs and buckshot?

In a blind test, 12 gauge 3-inch slugs deliver a significantly more punishing felt recoil compared to standard double-aught buckshot. The physical impact is noticeably harsher with slugs.

What are M1030 breaching slugs used for?

M1030 breaching slugs are specialized 600-grain frangible steel projectiles used by the military for tactical entries. Their primary purpose is to destroy door locks and hinges efficiently.

How effective are M1030 breaching slugs against doors?

The M1030 breaching slugs demonstrated high kinetic energy by punching clean holes through a solid oak door during testing. Their frangible nature also helps minimize over-penetration risks.

Who makes the M1030 breaching slugs?

The M1030 breaching slugs are made in collaboration with POI Tactical. They are designed for military and tactical breaching applications.

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