OLD PAPER AMMO TEST #shotgun #shells #gun #asmr #usa #hunter #huntting #rdr2

Published on November 16, 2025
Duration: 0:26

This video provides a detailed look at testing vintage Baikal 12 Gauge paper shells. The presenter, demonstrating high authority, meticulously inspects components like the paper case, 27.00g shot weight, and flake gunpowder. A burn test is conducted on the powder, followed by live-fire testing in a side-by-side shotgun to confirm functionality. The ASMR-focused presentation emphasizes safe handling and technical details.

Quick Summary

Expert instructor DROBASHEVICH meticulously tests vintage Baikal 12 Gauge paper shells from the USSR. The process includes weighing the 27.00g shot, inspecting flake gunpowder with a burn test, and confirming functionality via live-fire in a side-by-side shotgun, emphasizing safety and technical detail.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Unboxing Baikal Cartridges
  2. 00:05Shot Weight Measurement
  3. 00:12Powder Inspection & Burn Test
  4. 00:17Live Fire Testing

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the key specifications of the vintage Baikal shotgun shells tested?

The tested Baikal hunting cartridges from the USSR are 12 Gauge, paper-cased, and contain 27.00 grams of shot. They utilize a flake-style gunpowder, as detailed in the video's component inspection.

How is the gunpowder from vintage shells assessed for safety and performance?

The presenter performs a burn test on a sample of the flake gunpowder by igniting it. This method helps assess its burn rate and stability, indicating its condition for potential use.

What safety precautions are emphasized when testing vintage ammunition?

The instructor stresses the importance of wearing appropriate PPE, including gloves, eye, and ear protection. A thorough inspection of the vintage shells for degradation is also highlighted as a critical safety step.

What type of shotgun is used for the live-fire test of the Baikal shells?

A side-by-side double-barrel shotgun is used for the live-fire testing of the vintage Baikal paper shells. This classic configuration is loaded and fired to confirm the ammunition's functionality.

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