Steel Dumbbell Round Vs F250

Published on March 27, 2022
Duration: 0:48

This video from 704 Tactical features an enthusiastic demonstration of Ballistic Machinist's Steel Dumbbell rounds fired from a 12 Gauge shotgun. The host, wearing STNGR and RTS Tactical gear, compares their performance against a standard 1oz slug by shooting at a Ford F250 truck bed and subsequent targets. The Steel Dumbbell rounds exhibit superior penetration and retain their shape after impact, as evidenced by the recovered projectile showing zero deformation.

Quick Summary

704 Tactical tested Ballistic Machinist's 12 Gauge Steel Dumbbell rounds against a Ford F250, comparing them to a standard 1oz slug. The Steel Dumbbell rounds, weighing 555 grains at 1525 FPS, demonstrated superior penetration, creating larger holes and showing zero deformation after impacting multiple barriers, highlighting their robust construction.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Introduction & Ammunition Specs
  2. 00:10Baseline Test: 1oz Slug
  3. 00:21Steel Dumbbell Round Test
  4. 00:34Projectile Recovery & Analysis

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the specifications for the Ballistic Machinist Steel Dumbbell rounds?

The Ballistic Machinist Steel Dumbbell rounds are 12 Gauge, 2 3/4 inch shells, weighing 555 grains. They achieve a velocity of 1525 FPS and generate approximately 2860 FT. LBS. of energy, offering significant ballistic performance.

How did the Steel Dumbbell rounds perform against a Ford F250 compared to a standard slug?

When fired at a Ford F250 truck bed and subsequent targets, the Steel Dumbbell rounds created significantly larger and more elongated holes than a standard 1oz slug, demonstrating superior penetration power.

What was the condition of the Steel Dumbbell projectile after testing?

After penetrating multiple barriers including a truck bed, sheet metal, and plywood, the recovered Steel Dumbbell projectile showed absolutely zero deformation, indicating extreme durability and structural integrity.

What safety precautions were highlighted during the testing?

The host emphasized the use of proper Personal Protective Equipment (PPE), including eye and ear protection, and wore body armor. Safe backstop and clear firing line protocols are crucial for such destructive testing.

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