Grenade in a car slow -Mo 40mm m203 grenade lancher slow mo 1000 POUNDS Tannerite slowmo Class A Fireworks in slow mo Let me know if I should keep going...
Why is this still being brought up every episode like 6 months later. The content of the channel has not changed, its business as usual why bring the tragedy up.
@@seanfoltz7645 Now I can't help but picture Scott as Sabretooth and Adam as Wolverine, but if they get the costumes and a collab going on, I'd pay good money to watch it.
In the video, the 8mm round seems to impact slightly nose-up. Bullets tend to wobble a bit immediately after leaving the muzzle and often travel over 100 yards before that wobble is damped out. This is often called " bullet going to sleep". IIRC some WWI-era bullets were found to have their best consistent penetration of obstacles like sandbags at somewhere near 200 yards for this reason. Some FMJ bullets like the US M193 and M855 have much better terminal effects against animals when they hit at a slight angle. The problem was that the yawing effect is unpredictable and about 1 out of 6 bullets would hit the target almost straight-on and penetrate much deeper before yawing or breaking up. This was called the "fleet yaw problem". A primary reason for the design of the M855A1 was more consistent terminal effect that did not rely on impact angle.
That or the weapon is heavily used and about to fail. Personally id be wanting to Xray it before putting too many more rounds through it, else risk a catastrophic failure and the associated injuries...
Oh I see. Because I'm Egyptian and I was thinking it might have been the low quality barrel. When I was in the army all our service weapons were "helwani" and it was a well known thing that the AK would burn out under heavy auto firing much easier than the Russian one. When I say heavy auto I mean as in southern Egypt weddings, not in combat, which is much more ruthless full auto by the way. So I guess Egyptian Mauser is just as good as the German one.
@@abadran8174Well, I have to laugh at the reference duty levels: Heavy auto level = Egyptian wedding And specifically, southern ones. That's brilliant :) That's a new standard right there.
3d printed stuff. I run a 3d printing company. Not only is it becoming a massive thing world wide but huge in the 2A community. I believe there is tons of content to be made around that. As well as tons of experiments. Explosives, bullets, armor. Sure all of it is going to give out but I think seeing how and where in slow motion (let's say a torture test on a printed AR lower until it fails) the device fails. This would provide incredible insight for the 3d printing community as well as the firearms industry. People are going to innovate, would be fun to see yall be a part of it! Love the channel glad to see you both doing safe and well, I have watched every single video on your channel and wait for that notification like it's a microwave going off with my favorite food in it 😂
Oh yea for sure, we're making good head way as a community in general, reliable handguns and pcc's galore, we can make P90's and AUG's, rifle rated suppresssors, launchers of all sorts (26.5mm, 37mm,shoulder fire ,40mm easily and after paperwork legal to do so specifically for 40mm), the hand crank gatling gun that just came out, just to name a few
@@wompy-ru I'm working on a polycarbonate sl-9 build as we speak! Man it's amazing and it allows us to express our freedom and creativity. I want to design suppressors that can withstand supersonic loads on bigger calibers and have a consistent life cycle. The pioneers have paved the way and now we can run with those ideas and take them further. It's beautiful. And one day i may yet live in a world I can build guns and suppressors for me and my sons and go hunt in our backyard without being disturbed or disturbing!
@TheUstiWaya check out the FTN-3 that released about a month or two ago, supersonic full auto 5.56 and .308 torture testing that looked great after 500+ rounds of hard abuse, not a melt down mind you but mag dumps are fine, designed so that even when the inside starts to soften up from heat there's still material there so it holds the baffles shapes well, paired that with the standard method of fiberglass wrap on it or the beefier epoxy into a carbon fiber tube, things a beast with extensive testing, probably close to over 15K rounds from all the beta testers the designer worked with, wicked stuff
@@TheFirstCurse1 Sorry, too bad. "Firearms community" is already politized as well. You can't run away from your enemies calling you names. The 2A is an absolute necessity, and you shouldn't be intimidated by the people who want to take it away.
The difference between the 8mm Mauser impact and the .30-06 impact is that the 8mm out of the Hakim (pronounced Ha keem) started off with a flat trajectory out of the barrel but was already starting to go nose-up when it struck the plate (trying to keyhole). The .30-06 had a normal trajectory when it hit the plate. Hakim barrel is shot out.
At 9:31 you can see the bulllet has almost no rifling impressions, and at one sside there are none, so yeah, the bore is either over spec or completely shot out. I was really weirded out by seeing the bullet yaw this heavily over such a small distance, then I looked at this comment and the muzzle slow-mo.
Since I was a kid watching the Matthew McConaughey movie “Sahara“, I’ve always wondered what ballistics would look like against a Civil War ironclad, specifically, the USS Virginia. It was 24 inches thick, staggered oak and pine, plated with 2 inches of rolled iron. Would love to see how well the armor would hold up to both period accurate, as well as modern munitions.
I thought _The Slo-Mo Guys_ were the kings of slow-motion photography, man was I wrong. _Ballistic High-Speed_ is setting the benchmark in slow-motion photography quality by -a mile- the millisecond. Fabulous photography from super mega-expensive recording devices no doubt!
And once again a brilliant audio-visual work of art! Also very original, I've never seen bullets hitting ceramic armor in such beautiful slow motion! Thanks for that!!!
The "payload" on an API is housed in the tip under the copper jacket and the core is hardened steel so the round didn't turn around, that is what the AP core looks like after the "payload" is activated.
@@Fadaar Yes. The construction on the black tips is a pointed tungsten carbide core so it retains more mass and has a better shape to force its way through armor. The API is really only designed to pernitrate aircraft and helicopters and start fuel/munition fires. The AP (black tip) is designed to defeat light armored ground vehicles. And from having used both in real world applications the black tip punches through more.
@@bradleydysinger6906 Figured as much. Never looked up how the 50 APs were constructed but I have a bit of the 5.56 (A1's) so figured the 50 black tip was either built like those or the 995's with the tungsten pen.
@@jeremyortiz2927 Haha! No, as you should. Us old fogies need to have some frame of reference so we don't get too out of touch and start jabbering on about some dude named "Corn Pop" or some shit. God I miss the 90s...
@@deveey as a recently retired Air Force veteran who has nearly a decade of experience in weapons testing at both Eglin AFB and NAS China Lake with operational combat units, I would love to know what your credentials are and hear your explanation detailing how you have determined this footage and channel as "obviously" fake. Or, more likely, go ahead and admit you're just a troll who doesn't know anything about firearms, ballistics, or videography, in which case, your opinion would be unquestionably crap.
I like the fact you use different plates(for the most part) versus using the same one and acting surprised when one goes through LOL Love the channel!!
I freaking love this channel, epic footage, funny and informative commentary, and some neat info of the bullet that's on screen currently (like speed, energy and stuff). I also really liked how you've shown the speed and energy change of the bullet that went through the body armor :)
i discovered your channel many months ago when Curiosity took over and i looked up, "guns shooting in slow motion" into UA-cam. you guys were the first to come up. been absolutely loving your content ever since!
Props to Armored Republic. I’ve watched tons of UA-cam videos featuring armor plates from different manufacturers. These Armored Republic plates are impressive.
Whoa Adam's recovery is coming along at such an impressive rate. He looks to be doing so well. I'll never forget you guys appearing on the Unsubscribed podcast pretty soon after the incident, and the great humour you guys showed in spite of the serious nature of the accident. It's wonderful to see you guys both doing great stuff, and Adam looks to be doing really well. God bless you guys.
I really love these videos there really is nothing like seeing ballistics in super slo mo thank you guys for doing what you’re doing it’s super entertaining ! 🤘🏼
really interesting how the plate in the binary test was relatively unmoved, it almost seems like the plate transferred all of the energy it received directly back into Bob
Well now I owe my boss a new laptop. When you made the sucking air noises after the slug impact I spit my coffee all over the computer lmao. I laughed for 10 minutes straight I was literally making the same noises lmao I’m so glad you are ok. Your attitude towards everything is so upbeat now
@trainer_red7645 , well, it's something they branded and decided to sell. I think most of the income from it is going to pay Adam's hospital bills. It's hard to believe he was in the blast of a RGP-7 that blew up in his hands
Always been a big fan of ceramic armor. To be perfectly honest I'm glad I didn't get hooked on AR500 a few years ago when that was the rage online. Just an anecdote, but certain aspects came to mind after hearing your analysis. Not at all claiming to have any vast wealth of knowledge, but I have been able to confirm for my own interests, that composite ceramic armor does degrade somewhat past a number of years. I've heard more or less the same from others about that as well. I still don't prefer to rock steel plates, but I also can't say I enjoy replacing plates every 5-6 years, even if it's for the sake of proper safety. I know you folks have a proper filming schedule and plenty of content to make still, but would love to see high-speed shooting some level 4 plates that are a couple years past the marked 'shelf-life' date. Oh, and want to say I'm so relieved that Adam is still with us! It really would have been a tragic loss for the entire firearm enthusiast community, but you guys have shown you can't be beat now, which is pretty kick-ass.
The watermelon at the end was awesome! Your sticker spinning as they explode was so cool, no one can yoink that footage now! Lol. Also love the patina on the Remmington shotgun!
This video is worth millions of views for sure. You've taken armor & ballistics tests to the next levels guys. Thank you so much for all the effort you put in your top notch content. My hat is off just like always ❤
Just to add, matter-of-factly: These have ceramic plates, but the leftovers of the .50 BMG, the white woven sheets, are Dyneema, or UHMWPE in woven form. Just wanted to point out this isnt just ceramic plates. There's more material science here as well. Keep up the legendary videos, Fellas!
Although you dont really adress it in the video its great to see adam is still healing up well and regaining more function. Great video with spectacular shots as always but I dont think I've ever been disappointed by anything you guys have put out
I'm amazed that the two Lvl 4 Armor Republic plates actually stopped the BMG 50 round. Altho had the second plate had been strapped directly to the torso, I suspect the torso would see severe concussion and internal damage. The 50 packs some SERIOUS punch!
Love your videos and the reason the .50 was flat is because the explosive is in frunt under the cooper jacket so when it hits that set it off and the steel core keeps going
The 8mm muzzle flash was so cool ! I would love to see a video about different type of muzzle break from different guns. And see what it does, how it does it, and why.
I'd like to see how that plate would perform if you'd put it through some firing drills, or just quick fire succession (like Bill Drill, or something similar) with different types of ammo (5.56 or .223 FMJ/AP rounds and compare effectivness, and then compare to steel plate, cause at some point ceramic will just give up, and steel you really have to go through. Interesting video. Thanks.
M855A1 has a lengthened double arrowhead shaped steel penetrator vs M855. Copper behind that instead of lead. Copper is less dense, so the projectile is lengthened to like .993 inches or whatever, basically an inch long vs .907 inches long or whatever for the M855 with the little bitty steel penetrator tip (just the tip). Ball (spherical or flattened spherical) propellant has been changed to increase the chamber pressure in order to increase muzzle velocity and thus energy of M4 carbines by a fair bit. Lots of other salient details but this is a start.
7:06 I LOVE the laugh after this because it SUCKS to get the wind knocked out of you but afterwards it funny as hell that for a moment there you were about as useful as a fish out of water haha
All the nerd stats in each slow-mo is highly appreciated.... Thank you. 😁👍 I feel like if the 50bmg shot had the plates stacked it might have punched through both... That was such an awesome shot. ❤️
Its the best for military use for sure ! I still am of the opinion that steel is the best for civilian use because of the multiuse purpose and aquiring more armor it may become illegal or hard to find a replacement but i dont contest the advantages ceramic has
Ceramic plates are crazy, I've seen Scott from Kentucky Ballistics do videos where he shot them with his 4 bore and they stopped the round, all be it the energy dragged the plate through the dummy's chest anyway. That kind of shot would be amazing to see with your level of high speed imo.
Yes ceramic is the best but don't support that company armored republic. I use to work for them and they are horrible people running that place. The higher ups treat the employees like absolute shit. The owner is married to the safety managers ex wife. And he has the safety managers kids call him dad. And they claim to be Christian but they are far from that. They are huge money grabbers. And they're bigger on quantity over quality. I work for tyr tactical now and they are a way better company. AR is just filled with horrible people running that place.
Watermelon was my favorite. Projectile had exited the 1st before it started to segment apart. It was moving so fast, that the pressure buildup was delayed. Absolutely Awesome And Sooo Much Fun
love how adams so ready to git back into it, makin jokes about what happened, cant let things git ya down, up an adam is the way to go, love watchin yall, love what ya do keep it up, maybe someday git a chance to send some rounds down range someday
Its impressive that the camera can image the supersonic shock cone from the bullets so clearly. A few of those hits turned a fatal shot into getting the wind knocked out of ya, but you'll live.😮
Now that spring is here, we're going to bring in the content faster than ever! So make sure to drop your ideas below for us to capture in high-speed:
do a drive by
Catch the impacts of concussive blasts from the muzzle at point blank range with various rifle calibers
Go back and watch the .50 go through watermelons after it exits the second melon the core corrected its flight it didn't just tumble
Grenade in a car slow -Mo
40mm m203 grenade lancher slow mo
1000 POUNDS Tannerite slowmo
Class A Fireworks in slow mo
Let me know if I should keep going...
Why not try the old muzzle loader and candle against body armour? After all it will go through an inch of oak.
I still can't quite believe just how quickly Adam has healed. That's nothing short of a miracle.
Him and Scott - apparently being a guntuber gives you super healing powers.
Why is this still being brought up every episode like 6 months later. The content of the channel has not changed, its business as usual why bring the tragedy up.
@@seanfoltz7645 Now I can't help but picture Scott as Sabretooth and Adam as Wolverine, but if they get the costumes and a collab going on, I'd pay good money to watch it.
@@jacob818tanner"I know you exploded, but it's been 6 months that meme is dead"
@@jacob818tanner Because the man literally almost died. If it bothers you that much, leave. Bye.
"when im not that guy" killed me bro, good to see you smilin again
“The RPG craziness” that’s the understatement of the century!
In the video, the 8mm round seems to impact slightly nose-up. Bullets tend to wobble a bit immediately after leaving the muzzle and often travel over 100 yards before that wobble is damped out. This is often called " bullet going to sleep". IIRC some WWI-era bullets were found to have their best consistent penetration of obstacles like sandbags at somewhere near 200 yards for this reason. Some FMJ bullets like the US M193 and M855 have much better terminal effects against animals when they hit at a slight angle. The problem was that the yawing effect is unpredictable and about 1 out of 6 bullets would hit the target almost straight-on and penetrate much deeper before yawing or breaking up. This was called the "fleet yaw problem". A primary reason for the design of the M855A1 was more consistent terminal effect that did not rely on impact angle.
Thanks.
That or the weapon is heavily used and about to fail. Personally id be wanting to Xray it before putting too many more rounds through it, else risk a catastrophic failure and the associated injuries...
@@dunneemofozilla5718Could additionally be a bad rifling twist rate and bullet weight combo, just causing it to not stabilize properly.
Oh I see. Because I'm Egyptian and I was thinking it might have been the low quality barrel. When I was in the army all our service weapons were "helwani" and it was a well known thing that the AK would burn out under heavy auto firing much easier than the Russian one. When I say heavy auto I mean as in southern Egypt weddings, not in combat, which is much more ruthless full auto by the way.
So I guess Egyptian Mauser is just as good as the German one.
@@abadran8174Well, I have to laugh at the reference duty levels: Heavy auto level = Egyptian wedding And specifically, southern ones. That's brilliant :) That's a new standard right there.
I absolutely LOVE the fact, that you use new plates (almost) every time. No pre-busted stuff to mess up results. 👍👍👍
Dead as about time with these channels
Benefits of a sponsored video. Those plates aren't cheap.
BHS+Smarter everyday + slow mo guys = epic.
Massive collab and get Destin to coordinate some missile/rockets tests
3d printed stuff. I run a 3d printing company. Not only is it becoming a massive thing world wide but huge in the 2A community. I believe there is tons of content to be made around that. As well as tons of experiments. Explosives, bullets, armor. Sure all of it is going to give out but I think seeing how and where in slow motion (let's say a torture test on a printed AR lower until it fails) the device fails. This would provide incredible insight for the 3d printing community as well as the firearms industry. People are going to innovate, would be fun to see yall be a part of it! Love the channel glad to see you both doing safe and well, I have watched every single video on your channel and wait for that notification like it's a microwave going off with my favorite food in it 😂
Oh yea for sure, we're making good head way as a community in general, reliable handguns and pcc's galore, we can make P90's and AUG's, rifle rated suppresssors, launchers of all sorts (26.5mm, 37mm,shoulder fire ,40mm easily and after paperwork legal to do so specifically for 40mm), the hand crank gatling gun that just came out, just to name a few
@@wompy-ru I'm working on a polycarbonate sl-9 build as we speak! Man it's amazing and it allows us to express our freedom and creativity. I want to design suppressors that can withstand supersonic loads on bigger calibers and have a consistent life cycle. The pioneers have paved the way and now we can run with those ideas and take them further. It's beautiful. And one day i may yet live in a world I can build guns and suppressors for me and my sons and go hunt in our backyard without being disturbed or disturbing!
@TheUstiWaya check out the FTN-3 that released about a month or two ago, supersonic full auto 5.56 and .308 torture testing that looked great after 500+ rounds of hard abuse, not a melt down mind you but mag dumps are fine, designed so that even when the inside starts to soften up from heat there's still material there so it holds the baffles shapes well, paired that with the standard method of fiberglass wrap on it or the beefier epoxy into a carbon fiber tube, things a beast with extensive testing, probably close to over 15K rounds from all the beta testers the designer worked with, wicked stuff
Don't call it the "2A community". That needlessly politicizes it. Just call it the firearms community.
@@TheFirstCurse1 Sorry, too bad. "Firearms community" is already politized as well. You can't run away from your enemies calling you names.
The 2A is an absolute necessity, and you shouldn't be intimidated by the people who want to take it away.
The difference between the 8mm Mauser impact and the .30-06 impact is that the 8mm out of the Hakim (pronounced Ha keem) started off with a flat trajectory out of the barrel but was already starting to go nose-up when it struck the plate (trying to keyhole). The .30-06 had a normal trajectory when it hit the plate. Hakim barrel is shot out.
At 9:31 you can see the bulllet has almost no rifling impressions, and at one sside there are none, so yeah, the bore is either over spec or completely shot out. I was really weirded out by seeing the bullet yaw this heavily over such a small distance, then I looked at this comment and the muzzle slow-mo.
Since I was a kid watching the Matthew McConaughey movie “Sahara“, I’ve always wondered what ballistics would look like against a Civil War ironclad, specifically, the USS Virginia. It was 24 inches thick, staggered oak and pine, plated with 2 inches of rolled iron. Would love to see how well the armor would hold up to both period accurate, as well as modern munitions.
I thought _The Slo-Mo Guys_ were the kings of slow-motion photography, man was I wrong. _Ballistic High-Speed_ is setting the benchmark in slow-motion photography quality by -a mile- the millisecond. Fabulous photography from super mega-expensive recording devices no doubt!
That's also because they do similar subjects over and over being their channel is all gun related compared to Slo-mo guys being random topics
And once again a brilliant audio-visual work of art! Also very original, I've never seen bullets hitting ceramic armor in such beautiful slow motion! Thanks for that!!!
The "payload" on an API is housed in the tip under the copper jacket and the core is hardened steel so the round didn't turn around, that is what the AP core looks like after the "payload" is activated.
black tip probably has a better chance of going through two then right?
@@Fadaar Yes. The construction on the black tips is a pointed tungsten carbide core so it retains more mass and has a better shape to force its way through armor. The API is really only designed to pernitrate aircraft and helicopters and start fuel/munition fires. The AP (black tip) is designed to defeat light armored ground vehicles. And from having used both in real world applications the black tip punches through more.
@@bradleydysinger6906 Figured as much. Never looked up how the 50 APs were constructed but I have a bit of the 5.56 (A1's) so figured the 50 black tip was either built like those or the 995's with the tungsten pen.
who said anything about API?
@@john_barnett They mention it in the video, what are you talking about?
The slug looked like the high priced special effects from the movie "Armageddon" (1998). Freaking outstanding.
Holy shit, that came out in '98!? Fuck, I'm getting old...
@eamonia Sorry, brother. I always reference the year with its name. When I looked this one up, it took me a minute to internalize that same thought.
@@jeremyortiz2927 Haha! No, as you should. Us old fogies need to have some frame of reference so we don't get too out of touch and start jabbering on about some dude named "Corn Pop" or some shit. God I miss the 90s...
It's fake obviously wat a joke channel
@@deveey as a recently retired Air Force veteran who has nearly a decade of experience in weapons testing at both Eglin AFB and NAS China Lake with operational combat units, I would love to know what your credentials are and hear your explanation detailing how you have determined this footage and channel as "obviously" fake. Or, more likely, go ahead and admit you're just a troll who doesn't know anything about firearms, ballistics, or videography, in which case, your opinion would be unquestionably crap.
I like the fact you use different plates(for the most part) versus using the same one and acting surprised when one goes through LOL
Love the channel!!
One of THE very best camera/gun tube channels in existence.
Great content, great channel
Great hosts, cheers from old caledonia 🏴
*_Supreme Content!_*
_This unequivocally takes the cake for ultra high quality slo-mo destruction! Great work guys!_
Glad you enjoyed!
I freaking love this channel, epic footage, funny and informative commentary, and some neat info of the bullet that's on screen currently (like speed, energy and stuff). I also really liked how you've shown the speed and energy change of the bullet that went through the body armor :)
14:44 "A lot more fun when I'm not that guy" I want to laugh...😅
i discovered your channel many months ago when Curiosity took over and i looked up, "guns shooting in slow motion" into UA-cam. you guys were the first to come up. been absolutely loving your content ever since!
Man I love this channel lol almost putting quality content. Genuinely, good work guys!
Props to Armored Republic. I’ve watched tons of UA-cam videos featuring armor plates from different manufacturers. These Armored Republic plates are impressive.
That hand injury is gnarly! Great video
I have watched y’all since the beginning and y’all never disappoint keep up the good work
Whoa Adam's recovery is coming along at such an impressive rate. He looks to be doing so well. I'll never forget you guys appearing on the Unsubscribed podcast pretty soon after the incident, and the great humour you guys showed in spite of the serious nature of the accident. It's wonderful to see you guys both doing great stuff, and Adam looks to be doing really well. God bless you guys.
I'm so happy to see how well Adam's healed up! Looking forward to more videos guys! Keep em coming!
"Now that we've wrapped up the RPG craziness-"
Well. That's one way to put it 😅
I really love these videos there really is nothing like seeing ballistics in super slo mo thank you guys for doing what you’re doing it’s super entertaining ! 🤘🏼
Very nice video. Also a VERY unique situation that ballistic dummy was in.
20:58 I Love this aspect of your videos! Keep up the hard work!
"This is a lot more fun when I'm not that guy!" -ROFL!!! 🤣
Been here when yall didn’t have so many subscribers, congrats on the success the best slow mo channel. Good to see you healing bro
really interesting how the plate in the binary test was relatively unmoved, it almost seems like the plate transferred all of the energy it received directly back into Bob
OMFG.. The slow motions are eye candy!!!!! Loved that! Subbed now!
"What happens when you give two guys a federal explosives licence and a high speed camera" ..... Quality entertainment gentleman.
Great sound effects Adam
Adam, you're looking good, solid. This whole vid was a blast. So glad you guys are doin' good. And there was some gorgeous high-speed.
Well now I owe my boss a new laptop. When you made the sucking air noises after the slug impact I spit my coffee all over the computer lmao. I laughed for 10 minutes straight I was literally making the same noises lmao I’m so glad you are ok. Your attitude towards everything is so upbeat now
You guys do an awesome job!
Survives RPG blasts, gets defeated by duct tape 😂
Another great video, guys. The slo mo never fails to amaze me.
I just started the video so i dont know if you make a statement but i would like an update on the healing. Funny hoodie though. Lol
Another than some scarring from the burns and some soreness around his face and shoulder, Adam has healed quite well!
Glad to see you guys making videos again!
Seriously?? Got Back Blast??
What?
Adam approved the shirt. 2:16 I don't know if they explain what happened to him. (Adam: 1 RPG-7: 0)
@@aaronpaulus3492still kind of shady to use it for branding Imo
@@trainer_red7645 No it’s not… it’s smart and should be encouraged
@trainer_red7645 , well, it's something they branded and decided to sell. I think most of the income from it is going to pay Adam's hospital bills. It's hard to believe he was in the blast of a RGP-7 that blew up in his hands
Awesome!
I want to see more of those motion extraction shots like at 7:45, that's cool as hell.
Always been a big fan of ceramic armor. To be perfectly honest I'm glad I didn't get hooked on AR500 a few years ago when that was the rage online. Just an anecdote, but certain aspects came to mind after hearing your analysis.
Not at all claiming to have any vast wealth of knowledge, but I have been able to confirm for my own interests, that composite ceramic armor does degrade somewhat past a number of years.
I've heard more or less the same from others about that as well.
I still don't prefer to rock steel plates, but I also can't say I enjoy replacing plates every 5-6 years, even if it's for the sake of proper safety.
I know you folks have a proper filming schedule and plenty of content to make still, but would love to see high-speed shooting some level 4 plates that are a couple years past the marked 'shelf-life' date.
Oh, and want to say I'm so relieved that Adam is still with us!
It really would have been a tragic loss for the entire firearm enthusiast community, but you guys have shown you can't be beat now, which is pretty kick-ass.
Awesome video guys..the slow mo was sweet..the body armor was very impressive
Amazing, look the sticker 21:58, just stays in the air like magic.
Hello BHS,your content never ever gets old??please continue.thanks
The watermelon at the end was awesome! Your sticker spinning as they explode was so cool, no one can yoink that footage now! Lol.
Also love the patina on the Remmington shotgun!
This channel needs (deserves) more subscribers.
Best video I've seen in a long time. You guys and the crew at Taofledermaus are top shelf.
Just come across your channel.... I like the Slow Motion Guys, but now you have my two favorite things added together... and a new sub..
Awesome Camera Work, Like usual. Best High Speed out There👊
Put the slo-mo in loop on big screens in a Gallery... _Now that's ART!_
Got today off work and i couldn't ask for anything better then turning my phone on to see you guys uploded today
This video is worth millions of views for sure. You've taken armor & ballistics tests to the next levels guys. Thank you so much for all the effort you put in your top notch content. My hat is off just like always ❤
Just to add, matter-of-factly:
These have ceramic plates, but the leftovers of the .50 BMG, the white woven sheets, are Dyneema, or UHMWPE in woven form. Just wanted to point out this isnt just ceramic plates. There's more material science here as well. Keep up the legendary videos, Fellas!
Thank you men. Your channel is my favorite one to watch. I just am so fascinated with the footage that you capture.
Your slow mo it so good it just keeps getting better and better ❤❤❤❤❤
Great video, guys. It looked like the 8mm bullet was yawing a little bit at impact, whereas the 30-06 entered the plate straight on.
The shotgun slowmo buckshot is crazy 4:50
LOVE this channel!!
This is by far the most action packed slow motion video on youtube. Incredible
16:08 I love how the plate looks like it is staying in exactly the same plate, transferring the energy into the dummy, but not moving itself
Although you dont really adress it in the video its great to see adam is still healing up well and regaining more function. Great video with spectacular shots as always but I dont think I've ever been disappointed by anything you guys have put out
The intro was really good for this video! Got me nice and rizzed up.
What a great channel, thank you so much for the high quality slo-mo video. Best.
The fact that we get to watch this for free is unbelievable. Great work boys.
I'm amazed that the two Lvl 4 Armor Republic plates actually stopped the BMG 50 round. Altho had the second plate had been strapped directly to the torso, I suspect the torso would see severe concussion and internal damage. The 50 packs some SERIOUS punch!
Love your videos and the reason the .50 was flat is because the explosive is in frunt under the cooper jacket so when it hits that set it off and the steel core keeps going
Damm, thats some beautiful videography. Good work guys
Adam saying, "This is a lot more fun when I'm not THAT guy" WHILE wearing the "got backblast" sweatshirt is absolutely PRICELESS!! 😂
The enjoyability of watching the show is getting better and better. good job
one of the few channels that get better with every episode! thanks for the amazing content!
The 8mm muzzle flash was so cool !
I would love to see a video about different type of muzzle break from different guns. And see what it does, how it does it, and why.
I really liked the slo mo of the 12ga leaving the barrel and its impact on the armor so cool
I'd like to see how that plate would perform if you'd put it through some firing drills, or just quick fire succession (like Bill Drill, or something similar) with different types of ammo (5.56 or .223 FMJ/AP rounds and compare effectivness, and then compare to steel plate, cause at some point ceramic will just give up, and steel you really have to go through.
Interesting video. Thanks.
M855A1 has a lengthened double arrowhead shaped steel penetrator vs M855.
Copper behind that instead of lead.
Copper is less dense, so the projectile is lengthened to like .993 inches or whatever, basically an inch long vs .907 inches long or whatever for the M855 with the little bitty steel penetrator tip (just the tip).
Ball (spherical or flattened spherical) propellant has been changed to increase the chamber pressure in order to increase muzzle velocity and thus energy of M4 carbines by a fair bit.
Lots of other salient details but this is a start.
Dude, this channel just keeps getting better and better.❤
*Special forces absolutely annihilates some dude and cuts into an ad break*
"And that headshot was 100% eco-friendly."
Good to see you back out there again Adam.
Incredible content you guys put out. Great job at setting the bar higher for firearms content😎🤘🏼🇺🇸 #BigFan
Thanks so much!
As a Hakim owner, I want to add a special Thank You for the muzzle footage. Made my day to see that firearm in action!
7:06
I LOVE the laugh after this
because it SUCKS to get the wind knocked out of you
but afterwards it funny as hell that for a moment there you were about as useful as a fish out of water haha
You guys have the BEST slo mo content.
Awesome video and glad to see you're healing up quite well. Wrist looks good!
All the nerd stats in each slow-mo is highly appreciated.... Thank you. 😁👍
I feel like if the 50bmg shot had the plates stacked it might have punched through both... That was such an awesome shot. ❤️
Its the best for military use for sure ! I still am of the opinion that steel is the best for civilian use because of the multiuse purpose and aquiring more armor it may become illegal or hard to find a replacement but i dont contest the advantages ceramic has
Man, the first plate reduced the 50's energy by exactly half, so the second plate was exactly enough to stop it. Awesome!
That 8mm Mauser bullet at 9:29 did fly almost sideways. That must make it less accurate.
Ceramic plates are crazy, I've seen Scott from Kentucky Ballistics do videos where he shot them with his 4 bore and they stopped the round, all be it the energy dragged the plate through the dummy's chest anyway.
That kind of shot would be amazing to see with your level of high speed imo.
awesome stuff guys, keep it up!
Yes ceramic is the best but don't support that company armored republic. I use to work for them and they are horrible people running that place. The higher ups treat the employees like absolute shit. The owner is married to the safety managers ex wife. And he has the safety managers kids call him dad. And they claim to be Christian but they are far from that. They are huge money grabbers. And they're bigger on quantity over quality. I work for tyr tactical now and they are a way better company. AR is just filled with horrible people running that place.
Watermelon was my favorite.
Projectile had exited the 1st before it started to segment apart.
It was moving so fast, that the pressure buildup was delayed.
Absolutely Awesome
And Sooo Much Fun
love how adams so ready to git back into it, makin jokes about what happened, cant let things git ya down, up an adam is the way to go, love watchin yall, love what ya do keep it up, maybe someday git a chance to send some rounds down range someday
Its impressive that the camera can image the supersonic shock cone from the bullets so clearly. A few of those hits turned a fatal shot into getting the wind knocked out of ya, but you'll live.😮
Best channel on UA-cam! So glad to see Adam is doing great!
great video guys ! now bring the .408 Cheytac into the mix next time .
I love that you can see the schlieren effect in the shadow.