Blast Off Mondays: Mossberg 930 Tactical Shotgun vs. Marble Slabs

Published on April 4, 2022
Duration: 6:08

This video from Tactical Hyve tests the penetration capabilities of a Mossberg 930 Tactical shotgun with Winchester PDX ammunition against marble slabs. The test demonstrates the effectiveness of the slug component of the PDX ammunition in penetrating multiple layers of marble, while the buckshot shows limited penetration. The experiment aims to answer questions about shotgun projectile performance against hard materials.

Quick Summary

The Mossberg 930 Tactical shotgun, firing Winchester PDX ammunition (slug and buckshot), was tested against marble slabs at 25 yards. The slug component proved highly effective, penetrating both a 3/4 inch slab and a stacked 1.5 inch barrier, while the buckshot showed no penetration against the thicker marble.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Introduction and Previous Episode Recap
  2. 00:30Winner Announcement and Prize Coordination
  3. 00:50Marble Slab Preparation and Test Setup
  4. 01:23First Shot: 3/4 Inch Marble Slab Test
  5. 02:30Analysis of First Shot Results
  6. 03:18Setup for Second Test: 1.5 Inch Marble Slab
  7. 03:57Second Shot: 1.5 Inch Marble Slab Test
  8. 04:11Analysis of Second Shot Results
  9. 04:57Ammunition Breakdown: Slug vs. Buckshot Performance
  10. 05:19Preview of Next Week's 'Blast Off Mondays' Test

Frequently Asked Questions

What shotgun was used in the Tactical Hyve marble penetration test?

The Tactical Hyve "Blast Off Mondays" episode utilized a Mossberg 930 Tactical shotgun for its penetration tests against marble slabs. This semi-automatic shotgun was chosen for its tactical features and reliability in testing ammunition performance.

What type of ammunition was tested against the marble slabs?

The video tested Winchester PDX shotgun ammunition, which is a specialized load containing both a slug and buckshot. This combination was fired at marble slabs from 25 yards to assess the penetration capabilities of each projectile type.

How did the Winchester PDX slug and buckshot perform against marble?

At 25 yards, the slug component of the Winchester PDX ammunition demonstrated significant penetration, obliterating a 3/4 inch marble slab and penetrating a stacked 1.5 inch marble barrier. The buckshot, however, showed no penetration against the 1.5 inch marble.

What was the distance of the shotgun penetration test against the marble slabs?

The penetration tests were conducted from a distance of 25 yards. This distance was chosen to simulate a realistic engagement scenario and evaluate the effectiveness of the shotgun and ammunition combination against the hard marble material.

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