How many pieces of OSB does it take to stop a shotgun slug?

Published on October 1, 2024
Duration: 1:00

This video demonstrates a practical test of ballistic penetration using a Mossberg 500 Series 12 Gauge shotgun and Oriented Strand Board (OSB). The host, an enthusiastic content creator specializing in recreational shooting, systematically tests how many sheets of OSB are required to stop a shotgun slug. The experiment highlights the significant penetration power of a 12-gauge slug, eventually stopping after penetrating 12 sheets of OSB.

Quick Summary

A 12-gauge shotgun slug fired from a Mossberg 500 Series shotgun penetrated 12 sheets of OSB before being stopped by the 13th sheet. This test, conducted by Yee Yee Life, systematically increased the OSB thickness to measure ballistic penetration. Proper firearm handling and safety gear were utilized throughout the experiment.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Introduction & Challenge
  2. 00:09Initial Testing (1-4 Pieces)
  3. 00:23Intermediate Testing (6-10 Pieces)
  4. 00:43Final Test & Result

Frequently Asked Questions

What type of shotgun was used in the OSB penetration test?

The video features a Mossberg 500 Series shotgun, identified by its pump-action mechanism and top tang safety, being used for the OSB penetration test with a 12-gauge slug.

How many pieces of OSB did it take to stop a 12-gauge shotgun slug?

In the test conducted by Yee Yee Life, it took 13 pieces of OSB to finally stop a 12-gauge shotgun slug. The slug penetrated 12 sheets completely before being halted by the 13th.

What is OSB and why was it used for this test?

OSB (Oriented Strand Board) is a common building material. It was used in this test as a readily available and quantifiable material to measure the penetration capabilities of a 12-gauge shotgun slug.

What safety precautions were observed during the shotgun slug test?

The host demonstrated proper firearm handling and ensured the use of eye and ear protection for all involved, which are crucial safety measures for any live-fire shooting activity.

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