Which One Is Less LETHAL?

Published on July 7, 2025
Duration: 1:10

This review compares 12-gauge Javelin rubber rounds and Rock Salt rounds as less-lethal self-defense options. Both were tested using a Mossberg 500/590 series shotgun. The Javelin rounds were noted for being very quiet, while the Rock Salt rounds produced a louder report and a visible salt cloud upon impact. The host concluded both are comparable less-lethal choices.

Quick Summary

The video compares 12-gauge Javelin rubber rounds and Rock Salt rounds as less-lethal self-defense options. Javelin rounds are very quiet, while Rock Salt rounds are louder and create a visible salt cloud upon impact, shredding targets.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Introduction to Less-Lethal Rounds
  2. 00:18Testing Javelin Rubber Rounds
  3. 00:39Testing Rock Salt Rounds
  4. 00:58Comparison and Conclusion

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the two less-lethal 12-gauge rounds tested in the video?

The video tests 12-gauge Javelin rubber rounds and Rock Salt rounds. Both are intended as less-lethal options for self-defense and were provided by Firequest for testing.

How do Javelin rubber rounds and Rock Salt rounds compare in terms of sound?

The Javelin rubber rounds are noted to be very quiet when fired. In contrast, the Rock Salt rounds are significantly louder, producing a more noticeable report.

What was the observed effect of Rock Salt rounds on a water jug?

When fired at a water jug, the Rock Salt round created a cloud of salt that impacted and shredded the jug. Slow-motion footage clearly shows this dispersion effect.

What firearm was used to test the less-lethal rounds?

The firearm used for testing was a Mossberg 500/590 series shotgun, equipped with Magpul furniture and a weapon light.

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