Taking Care of Some RiffRaff with Tannerite. Hard to Find Ammo but Angry Joe Had to Get 'Em!

Published on February 8, 2021
Duration: 8:02

This video demonstrates the use of Tannerite explosive targets with a Palmetto Armory AR-14 chambered in 5.56x23mm. The instructor utilizes steel-cased ammunition from Rural King for the demonstration, highlighting the fun and explosive nature of Tannerite when combined with fruit targets like watermelons. Legal considerations for Tannerite use are also briefly mentioned.

Quick Summary

The video showcases an AR-14 rifle chambered in 5.56x23mm being used to detonate Tannerite targets placed inside watermelons. Steel-cased ammunition from Rural King is utilized for the demonstration, highlighting the explosive fun of Tannerite while briefly touching on its legal status.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Introduction & Tannerite Prep
  2. 00:08Tannerite Shooting Setup
  3. 00:14Watermelon Targets
  4. 00:20Tannerite Mixture Details
  5. 00:26Tannerite Legality Discussion
  6. 00:46Firearm Selection: Angry Joe AR-14
  7. 01:02AR-14 'Angry Joe' Version Details
  8. 01:24AR-14 Caliber and Barrel Specs
  9. 01:28Optic Details
  10. 01:36Ammunition Choice: Steel Case
  11. 01:44Ammunition Source: Rural King
  12. 01:58Shooting Position Setup
  13. 02:11Target Distance Measurement
  14. 02:41Melon Placement on Stump
  15. 03:00First Target Setup
  16. 03:03Fruit Naming Convention
  17. 03:07Disclaimer on Fruit Names
  18. 03:27First Shot Setup
  19. 03:30Honeydew Target: Kamala
  20. 03:49First Shot Fired
  21. 04:10Rifle Gas System Discussion
  22. 04:21Final Approach to Shot
  23. 04:28Successful Tannerite Detonation
  24. 04:35Firearm Safety Check
  25. 04:43Preparing for Second Target
  26. 05:08Assessing First Target Remnants
  27. 05:21Second Target Introduced: Corn Pop
  28. 05:34Corn Pop Target Reveal
  29. 05:45Second Shot Setup
  30. 05:58Locked and Loaded for Second Shot
  31. 06:05Second Shot Fired
  32. 06:26Second Successful Detonation
  33. 06:30Freedom and Fun Commentary
  34. 06:49Concluding Remarks on 'RiffRaff'
  35. 07:03Unexpected Remnants
  36. 07:32Wrap-up and Thanks
  37. 07:45Call to Action: Like & Subscribe
  38. 07:52Future Content Tease
  39. 07:57Closing: Stay Safe and Prepared

Frequently Asked Questions

What firearm is used to shoot Tannerite targets in the video?

The video features a Palmetto Armory AR-14, nicknamed 'Angry Joe's' rifle, chambered in 5.56x23mm. It has a 16-inch stainless steel barrel and a 1-6x low power variable optic.

What type of ammunition is used with the AR-14 for Tannerite?

The demonstration uses steel-cased 5.56x23mm ammunition, specifically 55-grain FMJ rounds. The instructor notes this is their first time shooting steel-cased ammo from an AR platform.

How is Tannerite used as a target?

Tannerite is mixed and placed inside fruit, such as watermelons and honeydew melons. A half-pounder and a one-pounder of Tannerite were used in this video, placed inside separate melons.

Are there any legal considerations for using Tannerite?

Yes, the video mentions that while Tannerite is legal in most places, individuals should verify local laws. Some areas may have restrictions on its transport or use, and it's illegal to mix it and then transport it.

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