Wetpack, 10% gelatin and 20% gelatin block Comparison and Conversion
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- Опубліковано 16 лип 2013
- This video compares ballistic results from shooting 10% gelatin, wetpack and 20% gelatin. You will find conversions between penetration depths obtained in wetpack so that you can convert those results to 10% gelatin penetration depths.
Tested were:
9x19mm Hornady 124gr XTP
223 Rem Federal 55gr Trophy Bonded Bear Claw JSP
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One of the most helping videos for the ballistic interested non professional.
Brass Fetcher, Your videos are awesome! But this one takes the cake. Thanks for such an informative video! Keep up the great work!
Thank again for your testing it's cool and educational.
Very nice videos love this channel
Thank you. As always, valuable information.
I made a ballistics gel skull the other day with a blood bag and shot a 30-06 into it, pure awesomeness
This is a great video. Thank you
Excellent! thank you.
Im going to give away my technic for fast wet pack. Several phone books. stand them up in a large trash bag. pour a thin line of liquid dish detergent on top of the book pages. turn on the tap over the phone books. They will be saturated in moments instead of days.
Great info thank you
Thank you for sharing this info.
I know it would be harder than hell to do, but I'd love to see what the .950 JDJ would do to however much gel you found amusing. There aren't any videos of it hitting ballistics gel (not surprising considering the $40 per round price tag) and it would be nice to see it with the quality your videos bring.
Thanks! That helps alot!
Informative video, but you need to invert those correction multipliers at the end (e.g. you should multiply 9mm wetpack expansion by 1.01 not 0.99 to equal 10% gel)
he's right, not all JHP are created equal.
Win. 243 with Hornady 95 grain SST in ballistic gel. I've never seen a .243 slow mo in gel. Such a good all-around caliber.
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Id like to see the pcm starfire in .45. Add to the collection of the 9mm vs 45 videos. Maybe those halo rounds as well
If you ever get a chance I'd love to see some 7.62x39 gel tests. There's very little out there right now.
.270 and 222, two cal. that are widely used in Midwest ranch / farm varmit
I have a rare one for ya... 7mm STW [SHOOTING TIMES WESTERNER] I myself might try the wet pack at my 250yd zero. Oh 140gr Rem. Core-lokt
I'd like to see you shoot an engine block, there are several myths about what caliber can penetrate one. I did see a 454 penetrate one back in the 80's.
yes
Can you use some non stick spray or grease to coat the inside of the mold? I know the gel is hot when poured in (which would probably just melt the grease and make it float), but maybe one could wait until the liquid gel is somewhat cooler, yet not setting yet?
I would like data out to 12 inches and a ruler rather than 1 inch supports used to indicate depth of penetration.
want to see a .204 ruger shot threw gel
I wish you made new content!
I would like to see a 308 vs 30-06 comparison and a 380 vs 9mm comparison
62 grain fusion .223 would be nice. Or maybe some MK262 or MK318
I think I asked for the 20% conversion to 10% gelatin about a month ago. Thanks for getting to that. The wet pack comparison was a bonus. I know these are more of a rule of thumb than absolute figures, but it is a good yardstick to compare tests. Thanks again.
At this point, I was thinking three plastic milk jugs is about equal to the FBI standard of 12" of penetration - if it exits the third. It is not accurate, but it is a pass/fail for further testing, I suspect. What do you think?
From all the research of bullets shot in water vs ballistics gel I've done, I find that one 1 gallon plastic milk jug equals about 4 inches of ballistics gel. It works for expanding handgun bullets, buckshot, shotgun sabots, shotgun slugs etc...
So your three jug minimum would definitely work.
Please record a .300 Win mag. Thanks for good info. How do you accept donations?
What was the reasoning behind using a discontinued rifle cartridge?
Great video. Here in TX, it is near impossible got use gelatin due to the heat. How to we Paypal donate? Thank you for the great information.
Hi! Great stuff. I know I have the mental capacity to grasp gel Results, but it hasnt clicked yet. So gelatin represents affects of shooting flesh? (14"=14 inches of flesh?) Please clarify for me thanks.
On another note, have you tried a 'resist' to remove gelatin from a mold (Pam spray or Vaseline before pouring)
Professional 10% calibrated ballistic gelatin represents human muscle tissue (technically pig). The common misnomer is that it represents the human body, and so people will often say, "my heart isn't 18" into my body." The body is made up of skin, organs, bone, muscle tissue, etc. Skin, unlike muscle tissue, actually has a very high resistance. This is the reason that the FBI recommends a minimum of 12" of penetration, but no more than 18" of penetration to effectively hit the vital organs of an attacker. Ideally, you want your bullet to hit the spinal column to cause true involuntary incapacitation (IE: The brain can no longer tell the limbs to work.). There are documented incidents in which an attacker was still up and fighting on to two minutes after having their heart and lungs shredded. (Here's one example: www.policeone.com/patrol-issues/articles/6199620-Why-one-cop-carries-145-rounds-of-ammo-on-the-job/)
If someone is shot in the torso, the bullet is going to encounter the skin, the sternum bone structure, etc. Now if the attacker also has their arms up or extended towards you, the bullet may be traveling through the hand/wrist/arm. That is how and why those standards were developed (at least a very abbreviated version). A lot of this testing came from the aftermath of the 1986 FBI Miami shooting. Hope this helps!
How does 20% gelatin compare to wetpack, 10% gelatin and ballistic soap regarding penetration and crack diameter?
What happened to the 10mm videos?
do maunser 7x57 bullets man :) in ballistic gel
Where can I get gelatin for $8 a lb?! I'm paying 9 for half a lb!
204 ruger :-)
use a .243
How can I donate?
12 gauge sabot slug and a lee home made slug
I want to see a real 10mm round. Full load 1,600fps 10mm. Not the watered down 1,250fps through gel
So 20% is more dense then 10%?
It's a bit more dense, 1.06 vs 1,03 grams per cc, but about twice more stiff.
NATO used 30% when testing 5.56
Hot Glue slug
why not throw a ballistic gel block at a knife? lmao