10 Gauge Destruction!

Published on August 5, 2017
Duration: 7:41

This video from Iraqveteran8888 showcases the immense destructive power of 10-gauge shotguns, featuring expert demonstrations by Eric and Chad. They test various loads, including magnum slugs, buckshot, turkey loads, and even improvised custom rounds like a CO2 cartridge load and a 'cut shell' technique, against reactive targets like watermelons and soda bottles. The video highlights the capabilities of both single-shot H&R Pardner SB2 and semi-automatic Ithaca Mag-10 shotguns, offering a deep dive into ballistics and extreme performance.

Quick Summary

Iraqveteran8888 demonstrates the extreme power of 10-gauge shotguns using H&R Pardner SB2 and Ithaca Mag-10 models. Featured ammunition includes Federal magnum slugs (1280 FPS), 00 buckshot (1100 FPS), turkey loads, and innovative custom loads like 'cut shells' and CO2 cartridge projectiles, showcasing significant destructive potential against targets.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Introduction to 10 Gauge Slugs
  2. 01:2810 Gauge Buckshot Test
  3. 02:05Cut Shells Demonstration
  4. 03:03Turkey Loads and Penetration Tests
  5. 04:37Pop-Tart Baffle Test
  6. 05:32Custom CO2 Cartridge Load
  7. 06:32Ithaca Mag-10 Semi-Auto Finale

Frequently Asked Questions

What types of 10-gauge ammunition were demonstrated in the video?

The video showcased Federal 3.5-inch magnum rifled slugs (1 3/4 oz, 1280 FPS), Federal Premium 10-gauge buckshot (00 Buck, 18 pellets, 1100 FPS), Winchester Super X 10-gauge birdshot for the cut shell demo, and Federal Premium turkey loads (2 oz, #6 shot, 1300 FPS). Custom loads included a modified shell with a CO2 cartridge.

What shotguns were used to demonstrate the 10-gauge power?

The demonstration featured a Harrington & Richardson Pardner Model SB2, a single-shot 10-gauge shotgun, and an Ithaca Mag-10, a semi-automatic 10-gauge shotgun, highlighting the capabilities of both action types.

What is the 'cut shell' technique shown in the video?

The 'cut shell' technique involves partially cutting the hull of a shotgun shell. When fired, the upper portion of the hull separates and acts as a single projectile, similar to a slug, dramatically increasing penetration and destructive force.

What were the results of the penetration tests?

The 1 3/4 oz slugs demonstrated significant penetration through multiple watermelons. The cut shell also showed extreme destructive power against watermelons and soda bottles, indicating high energy transfer and penetration capabilities.

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