Bullets vs Steel (Part 2)

Published on December 23, 2009
Duration: 9:34

This video demonstrates shooting heavy lead projectiles at steel targets from both a Smith & Wesson Model 29 in .44 Magnum and a Remington 870 shotgun using slugs. The instructor, Hickok45, emphasizes the impact and energy of these rounds on steel and simulated targets like bowling pins. He also touches on potential malfunctions with semi-automatic shotguns versus pump-action reliability.

Quick Summary

Hickok45's 'Bullets vs Steel Part 2' demonstrates the impact of heavy lead projectiles, including .44 Magnum rounds and shotgun slugs, on steel targets. The video features a Smith & Wesson Model 29 and a Remington 870, highlighting the energy transfer and reliability differences between firearm types.

Chapters

  1. 00:32Introduction: .44 Magnum Slugs
  2. 00:43Smith & Wesson Model 29
  3. 01:34.44 Magnum 240 Grain Rounds
  4. 03:13Heavy Lead: Shotgun Slugs
  5. 03:37Remington 870 Shotgun
  6. 04:05Bowling Pins Impact
  7. 06:17Semi-Auto vs Pump Malfunctions
  8. 07:26Shotgun Sights: Ghost Rings
  9. 08:00Slug Velocity and Trajectory
  10. 08:35Final Shots Over Camera

Frequently Asked Questions

What firearms are used in Hickok45's 'Bullets vs Steel Part 2' video?

The video features a Smith & Wesson Model 29 revolver firing .44 Magnum rounds and a Remington 870 pump-action shotgun loaded with slugs. These are used to engage steel targets at various distances.

What type of ammunition is tested against steel targets in this video?

The video primarily tests heavy lead projectiles, including 240-grain .44 Magnum rounds from the revolver and various slugs from the Remington 870 shotgun. The focus is on the impact and energy of these heavy loads.

What are the advantages of a pump-action shotgun mentioned in the video?

The instructor highlights that pump-action shotguns, like the Remington 870, are generally more reliable than semi-automatics. While they can malfunction due to user error (like short-shucking), they are often easier to clear than a semi-auto jam.

What kind of sights are discussed for shotguns?

The video mentions ghost ring sights, specifically the Track Lock sights made by Scattergun Tech, as being effective for shotguns. These types of sights can improve accuracy for slugs.

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