R.I.P. Ammo 12 Gauge

Published on September 23, 2023
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This video provides a detailed look at G2 Research's R.I.P. 12 Gauge ammunition, featuring a live-fire test against a ballistic gel head. The demonstration, conducted by 704 Tactical, highlights the projectile's fragmenting design and effectiveness in creating significant tissue damage and penetration through a vehicle door backstop. The review emphasizes the round's potential for self-defense and tactical applications.

Quick Summary

The R.I.P. (Radically Invasive Projectile) 12 Gauge ammunition features a projectile designed to fragment upon impact, maximizing tissue damage for self-defense. Testing shows significant fragmentation and cavity creation in ballistic gel, with penetration through a vehicle door backstop. Only the mid-cap was recovered, indicating extensive fragmentation.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Introduction to R.I.P. 12 Gauge Ammo
  2. 00:25Live Fire Test
  3. 00:32Damage Assessment

Frequently Asked Questions

What is R.I.P. ammunition for a 12 gauge shotgun?

R.I.P. (Radically Invasive Projectile) ammunition for 12 gauge shotguns, like the G2 Research model, features a projectile designed to fragment upon impact. This fragmentation creates multiple wound channels, maximizing tissue damage for self-defense or tactical applications.

How does the R.I.P. 12 Gauge round perform in ballistic gel?

In ballistic gel tests, the R.I.P. 12 Gauge round demonstrated significant fragmentation and created a large temporary cavity. The projectile broke apart extensively, with only the mid-cap recovered after impacting the gel and a vehicle door backstop.

What are the intended uses for R.I.P. 12 Gauge ammunition?

R.I.P. 12 Gauge ammunition is primarily intended for self-defense and tactical applications. Its fragmenting design aims to provide maximum incapacitation through widespread tissue damage.

What safety considerations are important when testing ammunition like R.I.P. 12 Gauge?

When testing ammunition like R.I.P. 12 Gauge, it's crucial to use a safe backstop capable of stopping all projectile fragments. Proper range safety protocols must be followed, including awareness of potential ricochets and maintaining safe distances.

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