Who knew ... I just watched John Fetterman make a homemade ballistic gelatin block. Weird but, upvoted and commented so .... may the algorithm gods smile favorably upon your channel.
Have you ever tried using distilled water? By using distilled water and going through the same process people use to make crystal clear ice first, I would be willing to bet that it could help make this gel even clearer. Thanks for sharing your process!
That's not why store bought ice is clear. It's clear because they bubble air through it as it freezes. BUT, Yes distilled water would be better because you don't have to worry about impurities.
As a chef who's worked with making Jello molds from knox gelatin for 20 years, there were 2 higher mistakes in this video. You never want to add the Knox to cold water and you always want to start a "slurry" before your pour. From whatever mold you are using, pour your warm water into that first , then scoop out 1/4th of your warm water with a measuring cup and pour that directly into a separate container that your dry knox is already in. Then, use an actual whisk and create your slurry/roux. Then pour that directly into your water that's in the mold and mix again with the whisk. Heat it,then let it set in the fridge.
And as a human with common sense you made the mistake of assuming science only has 1 way to make things work lol everything can be made with different techniques and have the same result. Clearly they spent some of those 20 years brainwashing you and your ego
My son made gelatin molds for an art project. He used my drill with an egg beater blade to stir it. Wife wouldn’t give up her hand mixer. Nobody told us about hydrogen peroxide or cold water…maybe next time. But to get the mold out of the frame we used our air compressor. Good video. Thanks.
Great video Longgunner! Thanks you for being a REGULAR guy and not one of the new UA-camRs trying to sound like the morning radio jockeys. Video was clear and thorough with simple to follow tips on something a lot of people will likely try themselves.
Thanks, I don't like the "show persona" of being over the top. What you see on here is what you get with me, minus the fact that I try not to curse or do anything that would get the channel nuked by the overlords😂
My guy, thank you for this video. This is really good stuff. I appreciate the money you probably spent figuring all of this out. God bless and keep you brother.
We got some kind of kit, from a craft store (years ago) for one of our kid's school project. We made clear gell in a jar. We sunk stuff inside the gell, while it was setting up. It dried crystal clear!
@@thelonggunner762 just make your own mold out of MDF that has a melamine coating. Cut to size you want, then run screws into the sides up from the bottom. To prevent leaks you can use a little hot glue on the joints. If it works for people casting resin I see no reason why it wouldn't work for this. Probable wouldn't get a ton of uses out of each mold, which is the only downside, but you would probably figure out an easy enough way around that.
This was useful for those who have never made ballistic gelatin before, and also explainss why Clear Ballistics is so popular as a substitute, even though it reacts differently from the real thing. Thanks for sharing your process.
You can use a piece of thick metal wire with a hook or loop bent into the end chucked into a drill to mix it faster. I'm making some in the morning to test my 75 gr OTM 5.56 loads with using this recipe. I've used this video several times to make my own gel, and it works great. Thanks man.
Ever thought about using glycerin for moisture the block and Isopropanol for clearing it up? I used a block with this recipe for almost one year before it wasnt recyclebe. And there wouldn't be any reaction to the lead. I enjoyed your video. Greetings from Germany.
Thank you for making this video on how to make it. I like the idea of using ammo cans because you can easily transport and store the gel blocks inside the can in your fridge and on target day just grab an go. Im going to try to make some now since I seen you make it an I hope what I make turns out like what you made in this video. Thank you so much and im going to share this video with my family and friends since we all love to shoot our guns. It will give us something else to shoot at besides paper targets, balloons and add some baby powder to them for a puff of cloud to know you hit it, and dont forget about the awesome tannerite ones that goes up in a huge poof of white smoke. If you have targets that surprise the eyes then kids will want to get involved in it too. Getting kids outside is alot better than letting them sit playing videogames and watching their cellphones everyday. Get them shooting at fun targets, an your gel blocks they will love help making them an using them. Then after that the next day get the outside and take them fishing. Believe me they will love it too.
Reactive targets are definitely the way to go for little ones. Whether that be clays, steel targets, water bottles or a good old empty pop can. It keeps it entertaining and the instant feedback of whether or not they hit what they were aiming at is a plus.
i was thinking an immersion blender. Immediately came to mind - make a casting from a mannequin to make a reusable mold so that one could cast a gelatine dummy
You need to spray the inside of that ammo can with a product called mold release we use it in the composite Industries so that the particle break away from the mobile very easily
I have some mold release that's used with fiberglass resin but it's water soluble so it seems like it would melt. Is there another type of mold release that's not water soluble ?
@@recoiler4545 The majority of the color is coming from the collagen in the gelatin. The water does little to affect the color, but I guess you could try making it with Everclear, just to see what happens. It would be spectacular!
You can also bloom the gelatin by mixing it in a 1: 2 (gelatin to water) ratio with super cold water and letting it sit for a minute, makes a sludge type thing that you can add to hot water and completely avoid clumps.
@@thelonggunner762You can make a mould by using Vaseline on a T-shirt and then coating it with wet strips of plaster gauze while it is on a person. Just make sure that you include heavy duty cordage on the sides to allow separating the front half from the back. The front and back half are given a heavy layering thinning along the sides. Once set up, the front and rear halves are removed and further reenforced using fiberglass on the outer surfaces, Once this is done, you can use it to make castings of many different low temperature materials. You can even make fiberglass manequins
So this guys name starts with M and it’s not my business to share his name unless he does but I’ve actually spoke to this gentleman on many occasions and he’s a wealth of useful information and a master of his craft. His crafts that I’m aware of is bow, gun and rifle shooting. Thank you for the information sir.
Pro tip mix it in a clean 5gaollon bucket with a clean paint stir in a drill... it will mix better and faster ... pro tip my a55 lol just a thought... thanks for sharing fella... and the faster you can cool it down the more clear it will be
With the amount of questions that I'm getting, I probably will make a second video on remelting the blocks and answer some of the questions that have come up.
Thank you for sharing your video with all of us, it was informative how to make my own ballistic gel. This will be my first making a block so I have one question. Could you use a electric blender to stir the gelatin into the water? It might save a little time for the mixing portion.
A tip to getting it out, get a bottle of compressed air (if you have no compressor) with a tube and stick it on the side of the gel and just let it come out.
But considering I have limited Mobility for stirring things with a spoon could I use a blender on a low setting would a blender work reasonably well I'll have to try it and see
Question, will the ballistic gel melt? At what temperature? We've had about 75 straight days of 100 degree plus heat here in Texas. If I'm setting up to do tests, how much time do I have before it starts to liquefy?
The hottest I've shot them is in the mid to upper 90s. I've had them setting out for 20 to 30 minutes. And the outside might get a little slimy, but the interior is just fine. When it's hot out, I'll take them out of the fridge and put them in a cooler To take them out to the range. I'll get everything set up and ready to go and then take the blocks out of the cooler, shoot them and then throw them back in the cooler. If you think about it, they take about 2 hours to fully melt at 175° in a roaster. So I would think that at a 105° You should have quite a bit of time before they get really melted, just don't put them on a dark surface.
@@thelonggunner762 I do the same, northern hill country here. We avg 90+ days a year over 100f. I put a big contractors bag in my cooler, throw in a couple ice packs and put the blocks in. Works great, grab when ready. If you have homies, it doesn't take long to destroy one if you so desire.
I may be confused because I'm new to this... but isn't it supposed to be an accurate representation of internals? How does a cheap bb gun from 20 feet making 3 inches of penetration even remotely close? I've shot a friend of mine with one of those from pretty close and maybe left a blood blister, but definitely didn't shoot a BB into his heart. That seems like a lot of penetration. How many of these sized block with a rifle round stop in? Thinking it would be a cool gift to make some of these for my father in law as a gift for Christmas, but if I only make one and it won't even trap a 9mm I'll feel like I wasted time. But I don't want to spend 100 bucks on gelatin to make like 5 blocks if I don't have to.
It's a relative representation of flesh. There's nothing thicker or solid inside to represent bones or muscle, the force being spread out from those makes a big difference when compared to just going through nothing but flesh. There's fully boned gel torso and skull targets that are a bit more accurate for what you're talking about.
This is how the process works. The only difference/depth of penetration is whether you use a 10% or 20% gel. To ensure a valid test, the blocks need to be tested to ensure they are the correct density. The procedure for doing this is to fire a BB from an air rifle into a corner of the block. The BB must be fired at a specific velocity (575-605 fps) and penetrate to a specified depth (2.95-3.74 inches). If the block is not the correct density, your results will not be valid. This test is an important step. Always look first for the BB when viewing gelatin test results. If there is no BB, you know the BB calibration may not have been done. Check out The Longgunner's "Testing 22Lr Ammunition in Ballistic Gel" and your doubts will be gone.
Let me make sure I got this straight. You shot your "friend" in the chest, aiming for his heart, at point blank range with a BB gun? 😂☠ And your username is "Warrior Medic"??? 😂 wtf man...you need some victims to test your skills? Need to hear your friend's side of the story.
I would have to test it. I shot one in freezing temps one time and it started freezing and the edges were cracking and splitting pretty quickly just sitting there. I don't know if it will survive the process.
Start with hot water, the gelatin will dissolved MUCH quicker! Very cool...thanks for this video! Oh and will chucking the block back in the cooker melt it down, can it be refreshed with more hydrogen peroxide for reuse?
I tried it with hot water first and it turns it into a snot like sticky mess. Yup, just put it back in the roaster and melt it back down. You will need to add a little water/peroxide back to it as it will lose some of the moisture from evaporation.
Who knew ... I just watched John Fetterman make a homemade ballistic gelatin block. Weird but, upvoted and commented so .... may the algorithm gods smile favorably upon your channel.
The resemblance has been noted on previous occasions 🤣😂🤣
Oh good...I'm not the only one who thought that ;)
Dude, get out of my head. This guy however, is coherent.
@JulioMo thank you for your kind words sir. 🤣
I love this comment!
Have you ever tried using distilled water? By using distilled water and going through the same process people use to make crystal clear ice first, I would be willing to bet that it could help make this gel even clearer. Thanks for sharing your process!
That's not why store bought ice is clear.
It's clear because they bubble air through it as it freezes.
BUT, Yes distilled water would be better because you don't have to worry about impurities.
As a chef who's worked with making Jello molds from knox gelatin for 20 years, there were 2 higher mistakes in this video. You never want to add the Knox to cold water and you always want to start a "slurry" before your pour. From whatever mold you are using, pour your warm water into that first , then scoop out 1/4th of your warm water with a measuring cup and pour that directly into a separate container that your dry knox is already in. Then, use an actual whisk and create your slurry/roux. Then pour that directly into your water that's in the mold and mix again with the whisk. Heat it,then let it set in the fridge.
That’s your way. I use cold water and a mixer and it takes a couple minutes
Agree, from my experience always mix the powder out with a little water first to make it smoother
And as a human with common sense you made the mistake of assuming science only has 1 way to make things work lol everything can be made with different techniques and have the same result. Clearly they spent some of those 20 years brainwashing you and your ego
My son made gelatin molds for an art project. He used my drill with an egg beater blade to stir it. Wife wouldn’t give up her hand mixer. Nobody told us about hydrogen peroxide or cold water…maybe next time. But to get the mold out of the frame we used our air compressor. Good video. Thanks.
Great video Longgunner! Thanks you for being a REGULAR guy and not one of the new UA-camRs trying to sound like the morning radio jockeys. Video was clear and thorough with simple to follow tips on something a lot of people will likely try themselves.
Thanks, I don't like the "show persona" of being over the top. What you see on here is what you get with me, minus the fact that I try not to curse or do anything that would get the channel nuked by the overlords😂
Thanks for the very interesting and informative video. I always thought there was more to making ballistic gel. Very cool!
Dude once I saw the peroxide I knew what was up. This is the perfect video, thanks man
The difference in the blocks is that I can see behind the h202 block wayyyy further
A blender with cold water might help with initial mixing
Glad to see you are recovering from the stroke.
Exceeding all doctors expectations.😂
well done, great information made simple for everyone and the best blocks I've seen made at home
I like how you showed each step. Thank you for making this.
My guy, thank you for this video. This is really good stuff. I appreciate the money you probably spent figuring all of this out. God bless and keep you brother.
Very good, informative video. Thanks for posting.
I was just about to ask the same question about shooting it. Great content!
Thanks.
After watching many episodes of Mythbusters finally see how it’s done with ballistic gel. Really cool.
Best recipe and instructions on UA-cam !!
Thank you!
A little compressed air can help to remove it from the ammo box mold.
We got some kind of kit, from a craft store (years ago) for one of our kid's school project. We made clear gell in a jar. We sunk stuff inside the gell, while it was setting up. It dried crystal clear!
Ver good video. Informative! Thanks
Awesome video very informative and straight forward instructions with no BS, thanks !
Excellent.
I think I'd want longer blocks, but very well presented and informative. Thanks bro.
Agreed, longer blocks would be nice but I haven't found something the right size that would work well for a mold.
Make two
@@thelonggunner762first thing I thought of using was a window planter box for plants, they’re usually 2-3 ft long. Would be perfect
What about using those small plastic totes? Seems like some of those are 2 or 3 feet long
@@thelonggunner762 just make your own mold out of MDF that has a melamine coating. Cut to size you want, then run screws into the sides up from the bottom. To prevent leaks you can use a little hot glue on the joints. If it works for people casting resin I see no reason why it wouldn't work for this. Probable wouldn't get a ton of uses out of each mold, which is the only downside, but you would probably figure out an easy enough way around that.
This was useful for those who have never made ballistic gelatin before, and also explainss why Clear Ballistics is so popular as a substitute, even though it reacts differently from the real thing. Thanks for sharing your process.
I was curious if you could spray the ammo can with "Pam" or something similar to make it easier to remove?
You can use a piece of thick metal wire with a hook or loop bent into the end chucked into a drill to mix it faster.
I'm making some in the morning to test my 75 gr OTM 5.56 loads with using this recipe.
I've used this video several times to make my own gel, and it works great. Thanks man.
Great tutorial. Thanks!!!
Ever thought about using glycerin for moisture the block and Isopropanol for clearing it up? I used a block with this recipe for almost one year before it wasnt recyclebe. And there wouldn't be any reaction to the lead. I enjoyed your video. Greetings from Germany.
Thank you.
Thank you for making this video on how to make it. I like the idea of using ammo cans because you can easily transport and store the gel blocks inside the can in your fridge and on target day just grab an go. Im going to try to make some now since I seen you make it an I hope what I make turns out like what you made in this video. Thank you so much and im going to share this video with my family and friends since we all love to shoot our guns. It will give us something else to shoot at besides paper targets, balloons and add some baby powder to them for a puff of cloud to know you hit it, and dont forget about the awesome tannerite ones that goes up in a huge poof of white smoke. If you have targets that surprise the eyes then kids will want to get involved in it too. Getting kids outside is alot better than letting them sit playing videogames and watching their cellphones everyday. Get them shooting at fun targets, an your gel blocks they will love help making them an using them. Then after that the next day get the outside and take them fishing. Believe me they will love it too.
Reactive targets are definitely the way to go for little ones. Whether that be clays, steel targets, water bottles or a good old empty pop can. It keeps it entertaining and the instant feedback of whether or not they hit what they were aiming at is a plus.
Thank you
That looks awesome, Thank you for sharing 👍
I heard that Knox gelatin it's good for your joints your fingernails and hair.
I have heard that as well, mix a teaspoon in with your drink once a day.
That's pretty cool. Thanks.
Best how to yet. Thank you.
Very cool video- thank you for sharing Sir, Blessings to you and your family And it looks like Malt-O-Meal to me
Pretty cool.
probably saving lots of people money with this recipe. I can only imagine the price of purchasing ballistic gel from a retailer.
At over $100 a block for pre-made gel there's no way I could afford buy very many. This a a quarter of the price.
@@thelonggunner762 holy moly, what a rip off. I'm not really into the ballistic gel but you are a good man for helping out the community.
Very helpful video!!
Very helpful. Thank you.
Great video thanks dude I will be making me some
Thanks 🙏🏻 for this video.
Well done! Thank you.
Have you tried using a whisk instead of a spoon? I'm not sure if it would make too many bubbles, but it might help mix it up easier
I was about to make this comment. A whisk would definitely provide a more violent agitation without the waves.
i was thinking an immersion blender.
Immediately came to mind - make a casting from a mannequin to make a reusable mold so that one could cast a gelatine dummy
Awesome and thank you
I wonder if RetroBrite would work on this product to make it clear.
Holy good Lord, Fetterman on the Tube. See you made a 89% recovery...
Always wondered how they made these blocks in shooter vids
Thank u I liked ur video a lot I plan on trying it and I hope I find that 22LR test I would also be interested in seeing sub sonic suppressed 22LR
an air compressor with a blowie-schnozzle would probably pop that block out a lot easier
You need to spray the inside of that ammo can with a product called mold release we use it in the composite Industries so that the particle break away from the mobile very easily
I have some mold release that's used with fiberglass resin but it's water soluble so it seems like it would melt.
Is there another type of mold release that's not water soluble ?
Cheap car wax will work as well, and/or maybe a very very thin layer of vaseline or cooking oil (something to just make the sides of the can slick)
Furniture wax!! I use it as a release agent when bedding rifles.
Good video...pretty clear gel..wonder if there's anything else that could clear it up even more...never satisfied..LOL
There's always room for improvement
Using distilled water maybe? There'd be fewer impurities and minerals.
@@recoiler4545 The majority of the color is coming from the collagen in the gelatin. The water does little to affect the color, but I guess you could try making it with Everclear, just to see what happens. It would be spectacular!
You can also bloom the gelatin by mixing it in a 1: 2 (gelatin to water) ratio with super cold water and letting it sit for a minute, makes a sludge type thing that you can add to hot water and completely avoid clumps.
A paint stirrer in a cordless drill.
Or an epileptic. Just throw one in. I use them to do laundry in the bathtub.
Amazing video sir!❤
Liked commented and subscribed
How you thought about using a whisk to mix the powder in
I bought a small paint mixer for a drill, it's working well
This is awesome..thenk you
Thank you sir
Good video spray inside your box with pam and wipe it down will help to get it out and doesn't mess with the clearness of it.
GREAT VIDEO, THX!
For your next video. how about a ballistic torso?
That would be cool if I could get a mold
@@thelonggunner762You can make a mould by using Vaseline on a T-shirt and then coating it with wet strips of plaster gauze while it is on a person. Just make sure that you include heavy duty cordage on the sides to allow separating the front half from the back. The front and back half are given a heavy layering thinning along the sides. Once set up, the front and rear halves are removed and further reenforced using fiberglass on the outer surfaces, Once this is done, you can use it to make castings of many different low temperature materials. You can even make fiberglass manequins
Great video but did I miss when the peroxide was used?
I add it into the water in the very beginning.
Use a whisk or a beater hand blender like for making cakes.
Did you say that's a plastic ammo box? And if so it ok for the roaster?
Yup, it's just a regular plastic mtm ammo can. You just don't want to turn the roaster all the way up or you'll melt it.
So this guys name starts with M and it’s not my business to share his name unless he does but I’ve actually spoke to this gentleman on many occasions and he’s a wealth of useful information and a master of his craft. His crafts that I’m aware of is bow, gun and rifle shooting. Thank you for the information sir.
Ever tried using a electric hand mixer?
How many times are you able to melt it down and reuse it
Most of the time 3 to 4 uses if you don't lose chunks of it
Awesome awesome, thanks
Could you use just a regular oven to melt it down?
You might, it depends on what your lowest temp setting is.
Maybe a drill or mixxer wood bit
Awesome video! How did you get that scar it looks like it was deep!
4-wheeler crash, deep enough I could see/ touch my jaw bone. Took 86 stitches to put my face back together
Pro tip mix it in a clean 5gaollon bucket with a clean paint stir in a drill... it will mix better and faster ... pro tip my a55 lol just a thought... thanks for sharing fella... and the faster you can cool it down the more clear it will be
Question can you not use a paint mixer the drill motor to mix it up.
Yup, I bought one the other day
Do you think a hand blender would make mixing knox easier?
Have you done a video on remelting the gel??
With the amount of questions that I'm getting, I probably will make a second video on remelting the blocks and answer some of the questions that have come up.
@@thelonggunner762 Welcome to UA-cam. Now that you've piqued our interest, we need you to figure everything out for us and solve all our problems! 😂😁
@bry2k I'll try but I can't make any promises 😆
Thank you for sharing your video with all of us, it was informative how to make my own ballistic gel. This will be my first making a block so I have one question. Could you use a electric blender to stir the gelatin into the water? It might save a little time for the mixing portion.
Yes its possible to use an electric mixer
How about using a wisk to mix with?
A tip to getting it out, get a bottle of compressed air (if you have no compressor) with a tube and stick it on the side of the gel and just let it come out.
cool!
the first thing i would do is use a bigger spoon - wouldn't that be better ?
Can I use a metal wisk
Sure could, I just bought a small paint mixer
would a whisk help mix it better?
Metal can and heat the outstde to remove???
But considering I have limited Mobility for stirring things with a spoon could I use a blender on a low setting would a blender work reasonably well I'll have to try it and see
I always hear them say 10% ballistic gel, if there are any other type of ballistic gel?
They do make a 20% ballistic gel but I don't know what applications they use it in. The FBI uses 10% for all their tests.
Question, will the ballistic gel melt? At what temperature? We've had about 75 straight days of 100 degree plus heat here in Texas. If I'm setting up to do tests, how much time do I have before it starts to liquefy?
The hottest I've shot them is in the mid to upper 90s. I've had them setting out for 20 to 30 minutes. And the outside might get a little slimy, but the interior is just fine. When it's hot out, I'll take them out of the fridge and put them in a cooler
To take them out to the range. I'll get everything set up and ready to go and then take the blocks out
of the cooler, shoot them and then throw them back in the cooler. If you think about it, they take about 2 hours to fully melt at 175° in a roaster. So I would think that at a 105° You should have quite a bit of time before they get really melted, just don't put them on a dark surface.
@@thelonggunner762 I do the same, northern hill country here. We avg 90+ days a year over 100f. I put a big contractors bag in my cooler, throw in a couple ice packs and put the blocks in. Works great, grab when ready. If you have homies, it doesn't take long to destroy one if you so desire.
I may be confused because I'm new to this... but isn't it supposed to be an accurate representation of internals? How does a cheap bb gun from 20 feet making 3 inches of penetration even remotely close? I've shot a friend of mine with one of those from pretty close and maybe left a blood blister, but definitely didn't shoot a BB into his heart. That seems like a lot of penetration. How many of these sized block with a rifle round stop in? Thinking it would be a cool gift to make some of these for my father in law as a gift for Christmas, but if I only make one and it won't even trap a 9mm I'll feel like I wasted time. But I don't want to spend 100 bucks on gelatin to make like 5 blocks if I don't have to.
It's a relative representation of flesh. There's nothing thicker or solid inside to represent bones or muscle, the force being spread out from those makes a big difference when compared to just going through nothing but flesh. There's fully boned gel torso and skull targets that are a bit more accurate for what you're talking about.
This is how the process works.
The only difference/depth of penetration is whether you use a 10% or 20% gel.
To ensure a valid test, the blocks need to be tested to ensure they are the correct density. The procedure for doing this is to fire a BB from an air rifle into a corner of the block. The BB must be fired at a specific velocity (575-605 fps) and penetrate to a specified depth (2.95-3.74 inches). If the block is not the correct density, your results will not be valid. This test is an important step. Always look first for the BB when viewing gelatin test results. If there is no BB, you know the BB calibration may not have been done.
Check out The Longgunner's "Testing 22Lr Ammunition in Ballistic Gel" and your doubts will be gone.
Let me make sure I got this straight. You shot your "friend" in the chest, aiming for his heart, at point blank range with a BB gun? 😂☠ And your username is "Warrior Medic"??? 😂 wtf man...you need some victims to test your skills? Need to hear your friend's side of the story.
@@bry2k where did I say I shot a friend in the chest aiming for his heart? You need to work on your reading comprehension skills
Why not freeze them for even longer storage?
I would have to test it. I shot one in freezing temps one time and it started freezing and the edges were cracking and splitting pretty quickly just sitting there. I don't know if it will survive the process.
How about using a whip maybe you can whip it faster and better than you could Stir It
That is so informative. As for the resemblance to our Senate Vegetable, you look much healthier and are 1000% smarter that Fetterman.
The tree stump in my backyard has a higher IQ than MutterMan. But then, living in Kali I recognize the symptoms from watching Gov Gruesome on the TV.
Why did you have to go and insult your tree stump like that 😂
Wouldn’t a little electric hand mixer make it a little easier to mix?
I need to get one of those small paint mixers you put in a drill, it would be easy enough to clean off when it's done.
Warm/hot water would also help immensly!
have you tried an emmersion blender to mix the gelatine?
I just picked up a small paint mixer for a drill yesterday.
Is that a plastic ammo can I'd be afraid to put that in my turkey roaster at any temperature
#200 @ Sept.-12-2023. Cool. Thanks for your dedication to our firearms heritage ✝️
Did I understand you right that after you shoot them you melt them down and reform them again? Just maybe add a little more water and peroxide?
Yup, normally add just a bit more water
Why not use a portable electric mixer?
I need to get something in the future, the wife won't let me use hers 🤣
The use of an extended air nozzle jammed in the corner of the mold should release it really quickly?
John Fetterman......well done 👏 bravo 🇺🇸✊
Haha my ex wife thought I had lost my mind when I first attempted to make ballistic gel lol
Start with hot water, the gelatin will dissolved MUCH quicker!
Very cool...thanks for this video!
Oh and will chucking the block back in the cooker melt it down, can it be refreshed with more hydrogen peroxide for reuse?
I tried it with hot water first and it turns it into a snot like sticky mess. Yup, just put it back in the roaster and melt it back down. You will need to add a little water/peroxide back to it as it will lose some of the moisture from evaporation.
What about using a mixer?
Holy shit when he sat down I thought it was freaking Fetterman. I was like WTF!?