Like glass, the bearing was too hard to bend, thus it fractured. This why the hardest metal isn't always the best metal when designing armor. A thick layer of resin backs ceramic trauma plates to reduce this effect. This provided a great visual aid to illustrated this principle. Great video!
Those ball bearings are very impressive, their combination of high strength and hardness allowed them to technically defeat some of the baddest rounds out there.
Being so hard also makes them brittle, that's how the first one broke. Most armor is soft enough to bend without breaking but hard enough to resist impacts
1st ball was a defect that they disposed of in your hands, lol...split that with the first shot. Damn I love the party poppers. Thanks guys. Weld the 1st one together, then next time hit it with the party popper.
I thought the same thing. Ball bearings shouldn't split cleanly like that, they should explode and shatter into multiple fragments. Better avoid buying bearings from that company.
@@MrSang-py3dd They had already said it was defective, so don't think it's fair to hold it against them. If they hadn't said anything it would have been different. Now about that Raufoss... I think it was interesting how the fracturing of the ball resembles how glass balls tend to break. See for instance the videos on the channel called How Ridiculous for examples.
The split was epic and the rest were crazy as well,i expected the AP cores to somewhat stick and break into the bearing,but i guess even the SLAP would have ricochet off this one due to the curved surface. The Finnish Hydraulic Press couple blew some ball bearings before with high pressure press and those metal shrapnels were flying with high velocity everywhere. It was nice to see that the party popper actually managed to break some part off from it. I've actually just realized why i like your channel so much,you guys are honest people,no tricks,not acting for the show,you get what you see.
@@GoingBallistic I missed the SLAP round on the video, btw (try to shoot it next time). Since I saw HPC shooting it with a .308 I was curious to see how it would do against a .50 cal. Those things are really tough ua-cam.com/video/i5RIFbk178E/v-deo.html
Holy shit those ball bearings are so sturdy, never seen a 50 do THAT little, also what a weird almost perfect split in the middle on the first one! Great vid as always!
@@600wheel too much of a coincidende IMO...the plane of the crack appeared seemlingy excatly perpendicular to the point of impact where the bullet struck the sphere...
Hey man thanks for liking every comment that's absolutely amazing 👏 and another commenter asked can we do a shot on red hot steel??? That would be very interesting
i like all your content, guys. it's very high content level (high-speed camera, quality, etc) for such smol channel. good luck and greetings from Russia.
Should have shot the bearing again with the frangible round. The round might be dumping most of the energy into the bearing instead of using it to bounce. Still interesting video. Thanks!
I think most of its energy goes in the fragments that splatter all around and the ball was just flawed but I could be wrong, it would be interesting to see!
@@TheTeehee11111 your correct in that the remaining energy is disbursed in the fragments but that's how the round was designed. Most frangible ammo is designed for stopping power and not penetration, the fragmentation of the projectile is how it's done. That being said that's the reason why the first bearing split the way it did, the shock from the energy of the bullet found a weak point and split the thing in twain as opposed to the other ammo that was more penetration than stopping power and tossing the bearing off the stand.
Resonance, it imparted so much force so quickly into the bearings the bearing couldn't accelerate fast enough to absorb it all. Once it started vibrating the vibrations built upon each other, and found a fracture line 90° out from the point at which the vibrations started
@Murky Murk i know, right? imagine that put in an drive shaft propeller axle on a huge cargo ship. "slight inperfection" ... that's the worst promo for that company ever. that ain't no ball bearing.
That looks like the hardest stuff you ever shot! Can you get a plate of that stuff so you have a better comparison to the AR500 and titanium? I’d love to see that.
@@7150285 I’ve watched a lot of those guys too. Is the AR500 heat treated to make it stronger or is a different mix of components, or both? I cast a lot of bullets and it’s pretty easy to make bullets harder, I know nothing about steel.
@@7150285 Thank you again for the fine explanations! I have a woodworking shop but nothing for metal and my son, of course, wants to get into knife building / forge type work. I know everything can be viewed on the internet now but there’s nothing like somebody in person talking you through things. You’re not a metal shop teacher by chance are you? :-)
@@7150285 Oh yes, I’m old enough to know better!! I watch most of these gun channels for entertainment and to see stuff I’ve never shot before. Some of the guys know what they’re doing, some of them know nothing and are pretty scary! I really like these guys for their professionalism, safety considerations and knowledge. Seem like a Couple of really good guys. I’m 55 and have been reloading since I was 12 so I consider myself knowledgeable but would never call myself an expert. Always nice to converse with people who know what they are talking about, thanks!
See this a lot: strong looking part breaks, the face of the break is rusted...crack was there all along. Ultrasound devices will find cracked metal in a heartbeat...did they sell you a 'fun' bearing?
As soon as I saw that ball bearing had been broken in two plus the rust🤷♂️😧😳🧐sounds like you were given a “Real Dummy” to shoot at Mmmmmmmm and I didn’t replay the video again BUT I thought they said that it was a “Solid Ball Bearing” Mmmmmm considering the way that it cracked open in the middle like that and not at the point of impact of the round tells me that the fracture was there all the time🤷♂️😳😧😮🤬it just took the 50 cal to open it up Mmmmmmm must look up a UA-cam video on how this type of “Ball Bearing” is made🤷♂️🤔🙂should be interesting and educational to watch
I wonder if Marc-Anthony stringfellow is related to Peter stringfellow the club owner(also a UK person, like me, I'm also a England UK person)..much love to the man for this idea and funding this video in a sense..👍❤️👍
Army Equipment Command put out a requirement for a piece of equipment that was grunt-proof. They came back with a 5" stainless steel ball and gave it to a grunt. He lost it.
Exceptional Work and results Chris/Justin!!! and thankyou for the shout-out I am Greatly Humbled :-)) The results kinda caught me by Surprise as larger bearings tend to cool slower during quenching making them a little softer than smaller diameters,but this beast looked to be around 60-64 HRC Rockwell!!! Interestingly i collect bearing balls and had a 2 inch ball i soaked in vinegar to get some deep rust off and under the surface there was a deep crack that you wouldnt have seen before and i tested it and cracked it in half with a lump hammer :-))) The hammer was a lot softer i can tell you!!!
@@kp724 Ну, они вроде и сказали в видео, что им второй шар бесплатно дали, потому что он некондиционный. Просто никто не догадывался, насколько))) Зато кадр офигенный получился.
Do you guys think that M33 really ricocheted into his head? I would have to think at the distance he shot those plates at, there would still be considerable energy to fracture his skull?
@@BuffRANGE Hi B, It turned out to be part of the jacket and not the mild steel core itself, which is just as well as we may have seen another death by Covid :-))
@@markanthonystringfellow3923 Gotcha. I hadn't read more into it, other than his initial videos that got taken down, where he seemed to imply that huge mild steel core hit him, and I'm like that would mess up him up more than that!. Hope you are doing well!
@@BuffRANGE Thanks B!!! yeah plodding on amidst all this Orchestrated Chaos!!! Hope you and your family are doing ok, p.s if you want to know whats really going on look into Brendon O'Connell, hes really on the ball, ive got good friends over in Israel that can verify the playbook!
@@7150285Pure tungsten is much softer and can still be machined, but tungsten carbide is extremely hard and brittle. Pure tungsten is soft enough to not shatter on impact and still has high density like lead. Combine that with being harder than most armor(armor deform first), it's extreme melting point(stays solid while the armor melts at the point of impact) and its self sharpening properties, it's just about the perfect material for bullets. The only thing that might be better is depleted uranium because it heats up on impact and ignites on contact with the air after passing through the armor
@@BrokeWrench tungsten sharpens upon impact?? Are you kidding me?? Also it doesn't "melt" thru armor. Ever wonder why torching needs pre-heating time??
@@prandomable sorry, I remembered that incorrectly, its depleted uranium that has the self sharpening charteristics. By melting through I mean the materials get hot and the tungsten stays solid while the other materials soften melt and vaporize much sooner
I'd love to get a couple spent casings of .50 BMG from y'all. I make decorative bullets from stone that are non-functional. I'd be happy to gift one to y'all.
You know what else is surprisingly tough? Ballard balls! It would be cool to see yall shoot those in slow mo starting from pee shooter *556* to 50 cal. That would be cool to see for sure
@@mikemills69 you didnt look in the right place if you just Google Rockwell hardness of spherical roller bearings and give a rough dimension and you might have to do a little bit of specifying on the fact that you’re talking about the individual bearing not the entire outer race, inner race, cage and multiple spherical roller bearings inside of a bearing yeah they’re not creative people who name this stuff but if it helps they are really fucking hard I was a millwright and we didn’t have a tool that could scratch them the only thing we could do when we were playing around was smash them and whatever we used to smash them would end up with a hell of a dent in it
First bearing was defective. Bearings shouldn't split cleanly in half, they should explode or shatter into multiple chunks like the rest. Better avoid that particular bearing maker.
Incendiary rounds usually require 30-40cm distance from the barrel to initiate. Amazing how the finish on the steel inside the ball looks more like broken tempered glass, once you smashed the side off with the Raufoss!
heat a ball bearing up red hot and then shoot while its still glowing. Ive always wanted to see hot steel shot
Brilliant. Must be, must be!
@@royalordinance True !!! Should use a propane burner , damn 18lbs isn't easy to heat up
@@dimmacommunication they heat up fast with an acetylene rosebud tip
Build a forge that it fits into and grab some tongs. Plop it on the pipe and light it up. Be prepared to put out a few fires...
I love this idea
Straight gone ballistic. Was born ballistic.
'' aint no whistlin diesel happening here '' hahaha
That was dirty 😂😂
Hahahahahaha
I’m glad too
Like glass, the bearing was too hard to bend, thus it fractured. This why the hardest metal isn't always the best metal when designing armor. A thick layer of resin backs ceramic trauma plates to reduce this effect. This provided a great visual aid to illustrated this principle. Great video!
"i dont care about mud " proceeds to pick up ball with 2 towels HAHA xD
same thing i said
Exactly. Deep down he was thinking the mud was gross and didn’t want to get his pretty fingernails dirty.
he used the towels to wipe the mud off instead of smudging it into the ball..
@@NorthlandNTIVE everyone's just busting his balls in good jest
Mocking viewers. Brilliant UA-camr strategy.
I am a slingshot shooting fanatic and BC Precision treats all of us very well. So happy to see them here.
Cool as ice video!!!
Russia fan 🤙🏼
Да да есть такие👍
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Ато!
Fan of Russia 🤙🏻
Нам что попало не советуют .
похоже что кто-то им анекдот про русского и 2 стальных шара рассказал. В закрытой комнате один потерял, второй сломал.
good luck.
Згоден на 100% )))
Этими безобидными анегдотами СССР развалили.
АХхаха, зашел сюда, чтобы увидеть этот коммент))))
Я не понимаю 🤔
@@crushedcranium что не понимаешь?
Now that's different I've never seen anybody on UA-cam shoot a 5-in ball bearing
Those ball bearings are very impressive, their combination of high strength and hardness allowed them to technically defeat some of the baddest rounds out there.
Being so hard also makes them brittle, that's how the first one broke. Most armor is soft enough to bend without breaking but hard enough to resist impacts
1st ball was a defect that they disposed of in your hands, lol...split that with the first shot. Damn I love the party poppers. Thanks guys. Weld the 1st one together, then next time hit it with the party popper.
I think they will need some very specialised shit to weld that
I thought the same thing. Ball bearings shouldn't split cleanly like that, they should explode and shatter into multiple fragments. Better avoid buying bearings from that company.
@@MrSang-py3dd They had already said it was defective, so don't think it's fair to hold it against them. If they hadn't said anything it would have been different.
Now about that Raufoss... I think it was interesting how the fracturing of the ball resembles how glass balls tend to break. See for instance the videos on the channel called How Ridiculous for examples.
@@MrSang-py3dd True , that was very weird
The split was epic and the rest were crazy as well,i expected the AP cores to somewhat stick and break into the bearing,but i guess even the SLAP would have ricochet off this one due to the curved surface.
The Finnish Hydraulic Press couple blew some ball bearings before with high pressure press and those metal shrapnels were flying with high velocity everywhere. It was nice to see that the party popper actually managed to break some part off from it. I've actually just realized why i like your channel so much,you guys are honest people,no tricks,not acting for the show,you get what you see.
Maybe , reach out to the Slo mo guys for some real slo mo cameras.
Awesome video as always! Try to get a giant ceramic ball bearing to see the difference.
Great suggestion!
@@GoingBallistic I missed the SLAP round on the video, btw (try to shoot it next time). Since I saw HPC shooting it with a .308 I was curious to see how it would do against a .50 cal. Those things are really tough
ua-cam.com/video/i5RIFbk178E/v-deo.html
Holy shit those ball bearings are so sturdy, never seen a 50 do THAT little, also what a weird almost perfect split in the middle on the first one!
Great vid as always!
Alot of it has to do with the curve of the ball.
That rust inside the split is evidence of a previous crack also
I thought the ball (at least one) didn't pas quality control, so that's why the price is "two for one"
@@600wheel too much of a coincidende IMO...the plane of the crack appeared seemlingy excatly perpendicular to the point of impact where the bullet struck the sphere...
The fact there is rust indicates a crack was created well before polishing.
I think this is crime to produce such funny and high quality content.
And again great job guys! I really love what u doing.
Lesson learned...In a ground war, the best place to hide is in a big-ass ball bearing factory!
Hey man thanks for liking every comment that's absolutely amazing 👏 and another commenter asked can we do a shot on red hot steel??? That would be very interesting
That would be a cool test. We will have to look into doing that some day.
I would love to see what one of those tungsten carbide Sabo rounds would do to that ball bearing.
What ball bearing? All I see is this glittering dust...
*kentucky ballistics likes your comment*
Awesome video!! Just made my whole weekend. Was having a crappy day till I got the notification from Going Ballistic!!
We always happy to brighten your day Squirrel 🐿
@@GoingBallistic thanks so much!! The day started so bad too!! Y’all are the best!!
Как далеко эти шары укатились, вот там убойная сила. Cool mans, 👍🇷🇺
Hello in Kazakhstan ) Thanks for video))
Our pleasure!
You can imagine that bearing coming apart in an industrial setting and causing one hell of a mess. It had a serious flaw.
Yes, as an industrial mechanic, I won't be buying any bearings from them! Lol
@@ke6gwf He was forewarned by the BC guys that the ball bearing was flawed and they gave it to him for free.
Was the first bearing clocked 180 degrees to the crack around equator of bearing for the shot ?
You guys are awesome and fast becoming my number one gun channel, love from Australia
i like all your content, guys. it's very high content level (high-speed camera, quality, etc) for such smol channel. good luck and greetings from Russia.
Thanks so much!
No Whistlin Diesel today! LMFAO 😂😂
КТО ОТ ЗЕБРЫ?
@@ssh7437 кстати да, было бы забавно услышать русскую речь, когда он берет в руки русские патроны)
@@alexeynenashev8231 обязательно услышим, когда рикошет прилетит :D
У зебры в 5 раз больше просмотров этого ролика. Как так
@@denskih У Зёбры 2,5 МЛН подписчиков, а тут сотки нет еще.
"I really wanna watch but I dont wanna die" nervously looks around for Scott....pulls at collar a bit
Should have shot the bearing again with the frangible round. The round might be dumping most of the energy into the bearing instead of using it to bounce.
Still interesting video. Thanks!
I think most of its energy goes in the fragments that splatter all around and the ball was just flawed but I could be wrong, it would be interesting to see!
@@TheTeehee11111 your correct in that the remaining energy is disbursed in the fragments but that's how the round was designed. Most frangible ammo is designed for stopping power and not penetration, the fragmentation of the projectile is how it's done. That being said that's the reason why the first bearing split the way it did, the shock from the energy of the bullet found a weak point and split the thing in twain as opposed to the other ammo that was more penetration than stopping power and tossing the bearing off the stand.
Resonance, it imparted so much force so quickly into the bearings the bearing couldn't accelerate fast enough to absorb it all. Once it started vibrating the vibrations built upon each other, and found a fracture line 90° out from the point at which the vibrations started
Chromium and nickel are what is added to steel to make it stainless. The higher the nickel content the better the stainless.
Thanks 👍
Much Love to our Russian brothers-we kicked as in WW 2 together..good people, bag government. Watch your north friends.
That was before communism lol
@@spocker22 Didn’t change the people 😁
Bad government is pretty universal these days
@@spocker22 Communism was in full force during ww2.
@@rx323bug Yuuup-now we got a fun grabbing election stealing government in the U.S.
Good work guys
Thank you
Looks like the world's toughest jawbreaker! That first one breaking on an imperfection line was cool too.
Ummm solid steel ball bearings don’t split in half?
yea that ain't no ball bearing.
@Murky Murk i know, right?
imagine that put in an drive shaft propeller axle on a huge cargo ship.
"slight inperfection" ... that's the worst promo for that company ever.
that ain't no ball bearing.
Bet they wish their name wasn't mentioned any more.
Look up how they are made, really interesting.that one that broke in half was made from steel wire.
The muzzle brake doesn't look like it is times perfectly with the rifle.
Its not I have to take it off all the time so its just snugged down for now
@@moabmanufacturing2513 oh ok, I have one like that on my 300 prc lol.
Oh wow I did not expect it to split in half that's crazy. Great video
Me neither
That Ball Bearing was really tough!
When you have just about run out of things to shoot: Hey, how about a 5" ball bearing? Brilliant!
You might get different results at a greater distance since rifle bullets aren’t stabilized in flight right out of the muzzle.
Imagine the ricochet on that!😬
You guys really need a high speed camera.. I hope your channel blows up so you can afford one :) thanks for the content
No whistling diesel today 😂
WD sucks.
@@joshuagibson2520 agreed, and he just proved to all of us how stupid he really is, and became an example for anti gunners to spew shit about.
Those suckers are tough!! Awesome vid!
That looks like the hardest stuff you ever shot! Can you get a plate of that stuff so you have a better comparison to the AR500 and titanium? I’d love to see that.
@@7150285 Makes sense, thanks for the explanation!
@@7150285 I’ve watched a lot of those guys too. Is the AR500 heat treated to make it stronger or is a different mix of components, or both? I cast a lot of bullets and it’s pretty easy to make bullets harder, I know nothing about steel.
@@7150285 Thank you again for the fine explanations! I have a woodworking shop but nothing for metal and my son, of course, wants to get into knife building / forge type work. I know everything can be viewed on the internet now but there’s nothing like somebody in person talking you through things. You’re not a metal shop teacher by chance are you? :-)
@@7150285 Oh yes, I’m old enough to know better!! I watch most of these gun channels for entertainment and to see stuff I’ve never shot before. Some of the guys know what they’re doing, some of them know nothing and are pretty scary! I really like these guys for their professionalism, safety considerations and knowledge. Seem like a Couple of really good guys.
I’m 55 and have been reloading since I was 12 so I consider myself knowledgeable but would never call myself an expert. Always nice to converse with people who know what they are talking about, thanks!
Excellent vídeo! 👍
This is why 50. cal owners can't have anything nice... 🤣😂🤣
That is not true. he has a very nice 50 Cal rifle! :)
That was really sweet video bro 😎
See this a lot: strong looking part breaks, the face of the break is rusted...crack was there all along.
Ultrasound devices will find cracked metal in a heartbeat...did they sell you a 'fun' bearing?
As soon as I saw that ball bearing had been broken in two plus the rust🤷♂️😧😳🧐sounds like you were given a “Real Dummy” to shoot at Mmmmmmmm and I didn’t replay the video again BUT I thought they said that it was a “Solid Ball Bearing” Mmmmmm considering the way that it cracked open in the middle like that and not at the point of impact of the round tells me that the fracture was there all the time🤷♂️😳😧😮🤬it just took the 50 cal to open it up Mmmmmmm must look up a UA-cam video on how this type of “Ball Bearing” is made🤷♂️🤔🙂should be interesting and educational to watch
Definitely a flaw in the forging or casting. (However they make there’s). 52100 steel is extremely strong.
The last one looked like obsidian I've never seen metal look like glass before how awesome.
I wonder if Marc-Anthony stringfellow is related to Peter stringfellow the club owner(also a UK person, like me, I'm also a England UK person)..much love to the man for this idea and funding this video in a sense..👍❤️👍
Great job camera man/woman. LOVE the video of that dirt mound...
Army Equipment Command put out a requirement for a piece of equipment that was grunt-proof. They came back with a 5" stainless steel ball and gave it to a grunt. He lost it.
Exceptional Work and results Chris/Justin!!! and thankyou for the shout-out I am Greatly Humbled :-)) The results kinda caught me by Surprise as larger bearings tend to cool slower during quenching making them a little softer than smaller diameters,but this beast looked to be around 60-64 HRC Rockwell!!! Interestingly i collect bearing balls and had a 2 inch ball i soaked in vinegar to get some deep rust off and under the surface there was a deep crack that you wouldnt have seen before and i tested it and cracked it in half with a lump hammer :-))) The hammer was a lot softer i can tell you!!!
Thanks again Mark. It looked like the first bearing, cooled to quick or something. The inside of the second one looked much differant/
@@GoingBallistic It was ace :-)))
А подшипники не качественные)))Я думал будет рикошет.
на 180°🤣
Он с высокоуглеродестой стали по-сути чугун не удивительно что раскололся, удивительно порочные.
@@boris_shipsha а ничего что в расколе ахххууу еный ржавый кусок который свидетельствует о том что он треснут был даже хром чуть зашёл
@@kp724 Ну, они вроде и сказали в видео, что им второй шар бесплатно дали, потому что он некондиционный. Просто никто не догадывался, насколько))) Зато кадр офигенный получился.
@@boris_shipsha охренеть ты спецюган. да, шары для подшипников из чугунины и делают
Always a fun watch. The frangible round, wow, granted 50 cal and defective bearing - Wow. Thanks for the upload.
Glad you enjoyed it
Reminds me of the Sentinel death balls from the Phantasm movie series. Great video
I love those movies
Shout out from Romania! :) Keep it fun!
Ball bearing broke in half? A little duct tape ought to make that good as new.
Wow those are super strong, awesome video fellas, STAY STRONG!!! 👍👍💪🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
if you want to preserve the fractioned bits for display heat up said balls an skim them in bee wax should keep them from rusting
O really? Is that right? Huh? O well you're telling me . Great news . Thanks for the information.
Do you guys think that M33 really ricocheted into his head? I would have to think at the distance he shot those plates at, there would still be considerable energy to fracture his skull?
Who knows, either way it was good for his views lol
@@GoingBallistic Yep. Until they took it down 2 times.
@@BuffRANGE Hi B, It turned out to be part of the jacket and not the mild steel core itself, which is just as well as we may have seen another death by Covid :-))
@@markanthonystringfellow3923 Gotcha. I hadn't read more into it, other than his initial videos that got taken down, where he seemed to imply that huge mild steel core hit him, and I'm like that would mess up him up more than that!.
Hope you are doing well!
@@BuffRANGE Thanks B!!! yeah plodding on amidst all this Orchestrated Chaos!!! Hope you and your family are doing ok, p.s if you want to know whats really going on look into Brendon O'Connell, hes really on the ball, ive got good friends over in Israel that can verify the playbook!
Bro, you forgot the SLAP round.
they're like more than a 100 dollars a round
i hit the THUMBS up before i watched the video :)
Would be cool to know the hardness of that bearing compared to armor plating
@@7150285Pure tungsten is much softer and can still be machined, but tungsten carbide is extremely hard and brittle.
Pure tungsten is soft enough to not shatter on impact and still has high density like lead. Combine that with being harder than most armor(armor deform first), it's extreme melting point(stays solid while the armor melts at the point of impact) and its self sharpening properties, it's just about the perfect material for bullets. The only thing that might be better is depleted uranium because it heats up on impact and ignites on contact with the air after passing through the armor
@@BrokeWrench tungsten sharpens upon impact?? Are you kidding me?? Also it doesn't "melt" thru armor. Ever wonder why torching needs pre-heating time??
@@prandomable sorry, I remembered that incorrectly, its depleted uranium that has the self sharpening charteristics.
By melting through I mean the materials get hot and the tungsten stays solid while the other materials soften melt and vaporize much sooner
@@BrokeWrench it's called oxy-actylene torching or plasma cutting.
Tungsten doesn't sharpen upon impact. Depleted Uranium does.
@@prandomable I've been assuming ballisticly, I've yet to see an plasma round
That was awesome guys👍👍
The return of the big trailer hitch.
Awesome stuff. You guys rock.
Getting hit with a Ricochet forever now known as getting whistlin dieseled!!!
Thats just clean family fun there..good stuff men, keep up the good work..carry-on
Thank you👍
Haha I love how whistlindiesel is catching so much crap
Yea just like he caught that round lmao.
@@angrymater13la what's harder, 5" hardened steel ball bearings or his skull...I'm going with his solid nog
@@BrokeWrench lmao I think I'd have to agree. Hard but obviously empty.
That was definitely an imperfection. Great video.
I'd love to get a couple spent casings of .50 BMG from y'all. I make decorative bullets from stone that are non-functional. I'd be happy to gift one to y'all.
Hey that sounds awesome.
contact us a ballisticsmasher@gmail.com
@@GoingBallistic I'll get an email out to you in just a bit. Thank you
@@GoingBallistic I sent an email to you. Thank you 😊. I tried to attach a pic file but it failed to send.
AC/DC made a good theme song for this video.
Haha big balls
Nice video! 🙋🏻♂️👍🇫🇮
Thank you MAX 👍
Мдяя.. Это поворот.. Это блин раскол..
прям как рашка скоро
@@sherprilclentis8896 Но у рашки то шары по более.
You just did so R and D for that company. Great stuff.
Thanks 👍
ball had a defect in it
Definitely some force behind the 50. Awesome video.
Thanks 👍
It's like a metal gob stopper.......now I want candy.
You know what else is surprisingly tough? Ballard balls! It would be cool to see yall shoot those in slow mo starting from pee shooter *556* to 50 cal. That would be cool to see for sure
Молодцы ребята, качественный контент. Свистящему дизельку здоровья, вам успехов)
Love the videos guys keep it up ! Much love from NY
Thanks
Would love to know what Rockwell hardness those bearings are.
Google shall supply that answer
@@600wheel Google had no idea.
@@mikemills69 you didnt look in the right place if you just Google Rockwell hardness of spherical roller bearings and give a rough dimension and you might have to do a little bit of specifying on the fact that you’re talking about the individual bearing not the entire outer race, inner race, cage and multiple spherical roller bearings inside of a bearing yeah they’re not creative people who name this stuff but if it helps they are really fucking hard I was a millwright and we didn’t have a tool that could scratch them the only thing we could do when we were playing around was smash them and whatever we used to smash them would end up with a hell of a dent in it
Thanks for the interesting story, it was great. Hello from Russia and good luck.
Thanks for watching!
Вот так сюрприз с первым шариком)
from Russia with love
Some balls are held for flashy rounds and some for Mother Russia's best. But when they're used for party poppers they're the ones we love best.
That was awesome!
I call that's first bullet invisible Wind 50BMG
Very good way to find out if your bearings have any imperfections
TAKEAWAY: build armored car out of.giant ball bearings
Amazing split in 2. perhaps the impact cause a harmonic in it to seperate the flaw
Spanish fan 🇪🇦
I’d have been surprised if the incendiary round had time to light at that range
“We’ll give ya two for the price of one” 🤔
That was gnarly! HADOUKEN
Русские здесь! С удовольствием!
Hello from Russia🇷🇺
Good luck to you, guys 👍✌
It was very interesting to watch this shots!
Glad you enjoyed it!
The best ad ever for not buying chinese made bearings 🤣
First bearing was defective. Bearings shouldn't split cleanly in half, they should explode or shatter into multiple chunks like the rest. Better avoid that particular bearing maker.
Silly thing to say. They stated it was a defective piece, so who cares.
It’s a yin yang!
Incendiary rounds usually require 30-40cm distance from the barrel to initiate.
Amazing how the finish on the steel inside the ball looks more like broken tempered glass, once you smashed the side off with the Raufoss!
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