Are These Shotgun Shells Too Powerful? ☠️

Published on June 23, 2022
Duration: 21:47

This video explores the extreme power of 10-gauge shotgun shells, comparing them to 12-gauge and testing specialized heavy projectiles. The host demonstrates the significant recoil and destructive capability of 10-gauge rounds using various targets, from steel and cinder blocks to viscous liquids and novelty items. Despite the recoil, the 10-gauge is highlighted as an exceptionally fun caliber to shoot.

Quick Summary

The 10-gauge shotgun demonstrates immense power, especially with specialized 700-grain projectiles from Ballistic Machinist. Tested using firearms like the Browning BPS and NEF single-shot, it shows significant destructive capability against targets ranging from steel to cinder blocks.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Intro Skit & Recoil
  2. 00:5010-Gauge Introduction
  3. 01:11Shotgun Showcase: NEF & Browning BPS
  4. 01:5712 vs 10 Gauge Shell Comparison
  5. 03:22Sponsor: Raid Shadow Legends
  6. 05:29Turkey Shot Testing
  7. 10:01Heavy Projectile Testing (Cinder Blocks)
  8. 11:55Viscous Target Testing
  9. 15:53Novelty Target Testing
  10. 19:05Rapid Fire & Outro

Frequently Asked Questions

What types of ammunition were tested in the 10-gauge shotgun?

The video tested Winchester 3.5-inch turkey shot shells. Additionally, it featured specialized 700-grain brass pellets and steel dumbbells from Ballistic Machinist, which are exceptionally heavy projectiles designed for maximum impact.

What firearms were used to test the 10-gauge ammunition?

Two 10-gauge shotguns were showcased: a New England Firearms single-shot model with a shortened 18-inch barrel and a Browning BPS pump-action shotgun featuring an 8+1 round capacity.

How does the 10-gauge compare to the 12-gauge in terms of power?

The 10-gauge is significantly more powerful, primarily due to its larger shell capacity and ability to handle heavier projectiles like the 700-grain loads tested. This results in greater destructive capability and more substantial recoil.

What kind of targets were used to demonstrate the 10-gauge's power?

A variety of targets were used, including steel plates, plastic flamingos, cinder blocks, and even viscous liquids like slime and mustard. Novelty targets featuring caricatures of other YouTubers were also employed for entertainment.

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