Who Has The Best Slug, Hornady or Black Aces?
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Who Has The Best Slug, Hornady or Black Ace Tactical?
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I like these guys. Easy going, no “skits” just having fun destroying stuff👍👍👍
You are comparing oranges too apples here. One is made for smooth bore(foster) and the other is for rifled bore(sabot). Different grains, different metals. BA cost .90 a round where the SST are around $3 I bought 2 cases of each and they are both good for the proper application.
My old man saves the grease when we cook bacon and takes some bird seed in a square Tupperware container pours the grease over it and freezes it , does that a few times and basically it’s like making suet blocks in a way
Очень интересно! Отличная демонстрация возможностей разных патронов ! 👍👍👍
I love when you have young kids and old guys shooting together. His "gross" while he licked the salt block was everything I needed to know lol 🤣
oh thanks for doing this comparison. I have a box of Hornady "Custom Lite" slugs, which I assume just have a lighter powder load. Im ok with that for home defense... no need to have a slug going through my neighbor's house.
I know it costs a lot to do these research and destruction videos but i sure do enjoy them !!!
Thank you
@@GoingBallistic yessirr around here where i live if i want to shoot 4 of the 2&1/2 gallon water cooler blue upside down bottles it would cost me 50 bucks then a one second shot poof they are gone plus them boys are heavy to drag around lol 😎
"Justin take one for the team, you're not feeling good anyway..." nearly fell of my chair.
LOL, Can't believe he wouldn't do it.
I have consistently shot a 4" group at 200y with the SST. Had to rezero them a couple of years ago when they changed the sabot other than that they are neck shoot at 100y on whitetail accurate.
Is there a neck left???
@@1.forestrunner If your going to ruin a spot the neck roast < two front shoulders. It does do less damage than the .270 though.
I just bought a case of the black ace tactical slugs. Got them on sale for about .65 cents a round. Thanks for the info.
Out to under 100 (60 70)yards it's still hard to beat a good ole traditional foster style lead slug.
I think both of them are my favorite!
Привет, как вам вариант расстрелять замороженные в пластиковой форме воду с опилками, воду с стекловатой, воду с бумажными салфетками. В соотношении 400 миллилитров воды на 100 граммов материала
I am pleased with the fact that this is still the best channel about weapons. Funny and sarcastic. God bless you. Grow big.
Ради видеть, что это все еще лучший канал про оружие. Веселый и саркастичный. Будь здоров. Расти большой.
Thank you.
4:07 chrony shot with the debris going sideways in the background was great.
Looks like you’re shooting left I think they’re pressed with sorghum the SST Hornady slugs I got say 2000 ft./s and it just vaporized that deer when I shot it the other slugs I get from ballistic products and reload mine up to 2000 ft.per second. Yeah they’re pretty devastating great video.
And he licks the block of seed. Oh I think I laughed for f****** 10 minutes straight off of that
Glad I made ya laugh
Seed blocks are glued with lard, tallow
Yah i was thinking that he might find the answer in the content description on the BLOCK.
@@simonbach3618 seems he had no reading glasses with him
@@jantschierschky3461 yes i think i did see him using those in another vídeo.
Oh come on guys, your gonna expect me to read?
Yep probably could have done that but then you wouldn't have commented;-)
@@GoingBallistic well now you had to read anyway, so....
Both are good, but neither are in the same ballpark as DDUPLEKS slugs.. and then there's The Fury SJHP ( some assembly required )
Gonna have to look into those
@@GoingBallistic please do, I would love that episode. The yellow ones from DDupleks called "hexolit" are my favorite for moose
You know what? When Justin shoot you know he's dead on and when Chris shoots we have something to joke about 🤣🤣. Thanks for the video guys.
LOL, So true
My guess the game bird blocks have either suet or molasses in them that could act as a binder
I'm not sure about that particular seed block but I do know most song bird seed blocks are held together with pectin.
I guessed Hornaday before you shot.
Those guys don't make ammo.
They package lightning bolts.
I shoot Hornaday in my .44 mag Marlin and my rifled 870.
Call me old fashioned or stuck in one speed but, even ith all these new advancements in bullet technology, I still stick with good ole Brenneke slugs. I bought a case for both my 12s and 20s years ago at a local gun store that had a deal on them. That was about 10 years ago and I have barely dented the cases. I also had a buddy of mine make me a mold for the 12 gauge slugs so I can use them in my black powder conversion for my old Stevens single shot so I'm not stuck shooting pumkin balls out of it.
I say ya go with what ya know works. You're not old fashioned at all.
Id shoot the black ace slugs all day with no problems, those are good accurate slugs, and the recoil isn't obscene lol.
They are good rounds. i bought a case of them
Should put the highspeed camera pointed at ur hood and see if or how much it flexes
I just picked up some black aces tactical slug. But damn I’m definitely gonna get some hornady aswell.
Gotta love the 12g
I live in Oregon but when i returned from my last tour in Iraq i got stationed in D.C. I was helping out with wounded Soldiers and I would take them in my truck up to PA hunting, we always use my 12g M887 and the Hornady slug in my rifled barrel never failed, I didnt test other ammo for dear in the shotgun because the Hornady worked so well there was no need. Now I am retired back home on the west coast so I dont do very much slug shooting anymore since there are a few less rules for rifles here than there were at Letterkenny PA but I would definitely feel comfortable recommending the Hornady still. great video gentlemen!
Thank you. Good rounds for sure.
some manufactures use Gelatin, Molasses and Calcium Propionate as a binder for the bird seeds
In our forest, the caretaker puts blocks of salt in two ways: just on a stump, or in a feeder made from a hollow tree, brocanniers often use this, knowing where the beast will come.
Those rounds are nasty! Nice vid boys!
Appreciate it!
dude the tounge test was hilarious!🤣😜😝
That water meter is valuable just for the scrap value.
And it will be scrapped
I watch you through Yandex Browser, with the function of translating video online. Now I don't have to wait for the release of your video with Russian translation on other channels. For me, all Americans speak very fast =)
Lard or dripping to hold the bird feed blocks together
stick them together they use a water and honey or another type of molasses to make the bond around 80 part water
Thanks for the info
I shot one of those hornady slugs out a break top with a hard butt plate, that was painful, I'll never do that again.
🛑Brenneke Black magic/Red magic pretty much my favorite. A 5/8 ball bearing fits in a wad pretty well and straight kicks ass on hard targets but is a little bit dangerous. Please Please Please don't try the ball bearings on your channel it would be too scary. Great job as usual, keep those vids comin'.🛑
Those black aces slugs are identical to brenneke kos. The steel base sometimes sticks in my chamber andvi have to waitbtill it cools a minut before exrtraction.
I think that it is just compression but under such pressure probably juice comes out and dries sticking it all together.I use to put little ones out for the birds to eat.
Slugs published speeds are usually taken from 30in test barrels
They give the seed a spray with hot watery molasses b4 it goes into the mould.
Thanks for the demo. Just incase u dont know why people say "Clear"! Because theres other people in ur space and ur shooting something that could kill others around u. U point the gun in a safe direction open the chamber and show urself and others that the gun is CLEAR {no other bullets in the chamber/gun} so when u lay it down theres no chance of someone else picking the gun up and doing something unsafe. Thanks again for taking the time to record this vid and teach/show others what these slugs are capable of. Or maybe u just wanted a platform to sell murch...
Hey guys have you ever tried to shoot car or truck batteries those things are strong it stopped a 9 mm
To much hazmat to clean up
Have you tried closing both eyes when you shoot? Couldn't hurt!
LOL.
High and to the left- grip pressure of support hand not equal to pressure of shooting hand
Shooting the blocks, meh. But when you blew away the impeller housing and the gauge was left dancing on the table that was riveting entertainment, I don't know why, but I couldn't take my eyes off it even when I rewind it.. Go figure. Great work and thank you.
LOL, I did too.
did those shots dent your hood or was that just the carbon soot shadow?
No just burnt the paint. But I was going to repaint it anyway.
Hi guys are you and Justin brothers. Love your channel
LOL, No just friends for a long time.
Curious if the rifle you're using has a "rifle barrel" or not ?
Cause this Hornady SST FXT tipped slugs do say that they're for use in shotguns with "rifled barrels." On the box, but pretty sure most of the ballistic / review videos I've seen shooting them, are just using smooth bored barrels. So Idk how much it really matters.
Hornady does make another couple similar slugs that DON'T an to say anything about smooth or rifled barrels.
Theres the Hornady American Whitetail, and the Hornady Superformance Monoflex slug.. The America Whitetail are like the SST FXT ones, but without the FXT tip.. An the Superformance ones are 76mm, instead of 70mm. So they're like even bigger in diameter then the other 2. But seem harder to find, been looking..
5:31 BBBBBBBBBBB BIRD BIRD BLOCK, THE BIRD IS THE WORD
Decent video. Host has a good balance of "talks to little, talks to much." He sits right in the sweet spot between them.
As for scientific data use, this video is not so good. The firearm should have been in a sled with some sort of mechanical trigger activation (string, wood dowel, electrical actuator etc) to remove human variables. Also, it is accepted in scientific research that the minimum number in a sample size is 30, so for data use he should have fired 30 of each at 30 seperate targets.
Thanks for the honest comment.
@@GoingBallistic You're welcome. This is the first of your videos, that I've seen. I sincerely enjoyed it. You have a great camera personality. Kudos to you. Some folks on here are hard to digest because they don't have that.
I'm officially a fan. 😃👍
@@scout3058 glad you found us.
Going ballistic you has a frangible round turns to dust them blocks are probably made same way high pressure pressed together with the blocks probably had water then pressed cool content too I do live me a poor man's rifle video 👍🐾🦊🇬🇧
Мне понравилось, очень интересно!😁👍
I know the smaller seed blocks are bound together with talow. Not sure about the big ones.
You think they make bipods for shotguns 🤔? Nice shooting!
Big love from Belfast northern Ireland!!! Tip of the hat to you good sir! 🎩👆
Rock on!
Good stuff. Thanks gents. Get well Justin
Thanks 👍
Remember the last video Justin said the 50 kicked hard so he needs to work out cause the shotgun kicks just as hard sometimes 😂😂😂😂
Should test those 2.5 ounce slugs made by seismic ammo.
I'll check them out
Those Hornady slugs are supposed to be shot out of a rifled shotgun, like my Winchester 1300
Man those Hornady slugs are pretty rad. I gotta get some of those!
Humidity and altitude definitely did not have an effect on that aim. Haha
Overall i enjoyed the video, thank you for the content. 🎉
Hey bruddas! I had no clue those salt blocks would stay together that well
They just about stopped a 50 BMG 😳
@@GoingBallistic 😮 I need to find that other video you were talking about ! I was in tractor supply this evening and walked by them and almost got 1
Told you that you would like the sabot slugs. They are mean little guys
YUP
Water meter vs 50 bmg?
I had a box of black aces slugs and one was actually loaded backwards out of the box.
Brennekke "Black Magic" slugs have got to be the best.
Or the steel shot "Hexolit" from DDuplex
You need to test slap shot 12 gauge razor rounds 3,000 FPS not sure if they still make them I have some though
wow, that's fast
“Mom, made pancakes”.
Is the black aces a Brenneke slug? Looks just like one.
Honestly don't know
Thank you for the video! ☺♥☼
Thanks for the comment.
Thanks for the great video, love your channel. And greetings from Ukraine
Thanks for watching! Hope you are well.
Is that a rifled barrel for both?
When he said Irs my heart rate went up.
Just wondering how your paint job on your hood held up? 😅
It left some pretty burn marks. Good thing I'm going to paint it.
It's all in the shorts. Cool video as usual guys.
what did that meter ever do to you?
I suspect they use glucose to stick those...
What kind of shotgun were you using and is it smooth bore or a rifled barrel ?
Awesome thanks 👍👍
Thank you too!
Thanks for sharing this video was cool those are som tough rounds
Glad you enjoyed
On the bird seed block your first shot hit upper left , just asking have you tried shooting left hand ,I did I got better Results
Looks like some polythene is holding the wild bird blocks together 😂😂 M
Slugs are really painful.
just a random question - ive only ever shot a shotgun with birdshot, never tried a slug. What kinda caliber rifle would be equivalent to shooting a slug out of a 12 gauge, in terms of recoil?
Thanks for another video guys, hope you have a good one and hope Justin feels better soon.
Depends. Are we talking standard foster slugs? Sabot slugs? What kind of rifle also depends. I have a Weatherby vanguard 270wsm (light rifle) and I would say they are similar to a foster slug. Sabots kick harder though
Maybe a good old M1 Garand.
about the same recoil as a boltaction rifle. unless you use magnum loads.
3 inch turkey load but not as bad as a 3.5 inch turkey load.
Thanks a lot for the comments guys, I appreciate it👍
They use molasses i used to work at a feed warehouse lol
Вау очень круто 👍
Great targets. No clean up.
Привет, Гоинг Баллистик!)
Me too, friendly Russian!
nice target choice. salt blocks are hard lol obviously, grate way to show the power of a ammo round. 😁👍
Great
Sabot (say-bow) Or as most people call it... a say-bot.. Lol Say bot, how many fingers am I holding up?
Great work 👍 thank
Thank you!
Why compare sabot slug to rifled slug? That's like comparing apples to oranges
Hey Justin, you have any 1018 CRS plate lying around the shop? I'm thinking 1" or 1.5" thick plate. Maybe a 4x4 inch piece you could put maybe 3 rounds through or so. I think there are several rounds thar would make it through and in various calibers. I like working with 1018. It's soft, but pretty tough for what it is. I think it would make a nice looking hole through it. Maybe try a few different 30 Cal penetrating rounds. 308, 7.62X54, etc. Or do a caliber comparison. 223, 30cal, and .50.
Give it some thought. Enjoy all your videos.
Sometimes I find softer (but tougher) materials to be more interesting than ar500 and such.
And THANKS FOR including the crony in this video. It adds so much info and data to the story.
You look excactly like my uncle Eric Perez.
So Eric Perez is my Doppelganger?
@@GoingBallistic Yes sir!
Another good one see you next time
Thanks for the visit
Did you miss the first shot on that last thing? There was another hit on the steel target 😅🧐😅😅😅🧐🧐😝😉😉
No way man, Not me lol
@@GoingBallistic hahaha 😝
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Thank you!