I wonder if it would work on missiles. Missiles flying stright down and explodes a devastating wide blow to the ground Let's not give the military ideas
and yes, the US military is like that 😅 You think 'ooh suicide drones and drone swarms is a market I could get into', then you learn they have already tested F-16 launched drone swarms 8 years ago.
This scariest round I’ve seen on the internet BY A MILE. The undetectable resin, the metal rods, the heavy core, it flies straight and it completely penetrates almost everything it touches! I’ve never seen a shotgun do this much damage and I can’t think of how you could improve this! This one is so insane I wouldn’t be shocked if the US government gave this one some attention!
Ideally you'd want to figure out a cheaper metal to lower cost & increase profits. The amount of man-stopping damage this thing does, cheaper metals wouldn't lessen that power. You could always produce more expensive rounds for those with the $
More than just the insane terminal ballistics, this is a very stable round in flight, while many others of similar type aren't. This is now the gold standard to beat and TBH I don't see how anything could be better. Extremely well done Brian from California and you could definitely sell plenty of these whatever the cost.
There's plastic in it, so the geneva suggestions would circumvent any serious deployment of this thing. Y know, all the "undetectable by x-ray" really doesn't allign with the "not causing unnecessary suffering" part of the affirmentioned agreement. Also the rods are optimal, bc they are better for penetration than little balls, bc they have more mass for the same air resistance. unfortunately that means collateral damage, which is also not ideal. What point in making a slug so deadly, if everyday normal slugs are pretty deadly already, while being much better at only hitting what you actually want to.
@@NerdGlasses256"What point [is there] in making..." Fear. This is a psychological weapon. If you don't think overkill is a valid psychological suppression tactic, ask the Japanese what happened when they touched our boats and if they'd do it again.
@@brentsaner That's called terror. If a weapon's whole point is to be scarier bc you can't really get much more efficient in neutralizing the target, then it's causing unecessary suffering = Geneva convention big nono. It's perfectly enough if a target just gets badly vounded and won't be able to attack back, you don't have to circumvent them getting surgery and surviving, or blow them to pieces.
@jurajsintaj6644 No one made a claim that shotguns are used as a replacement for "assault rifles". They are used for specific situations by most militaries such as breaching doors and "close quarters combat".
Its literally a warcrime to use these in armed international conflicts due to the Hague Convention, Declaration III of 1899, so you won't be able to sell it to the Military; however, police departments and hunters are fair game.
@jerextalan Right. All treaties and agreements between governments and nations are always adhered to. My comment was really aimed at discussing how effective these rounds were.
I've been watching for a decade. Since you guys stuck flint on the tip of bullets. While I wouldn't say this is the absolute most destructive round you've tested, this is the most consistent, straight flying, and mutilating round. It's the combo of all of that, which makes this a truly threatening round. I would love to see these go into production. These are truly gnarly. I think the 50yd shit really shows how truly impressive it is. A grazing shot still being a kill shot is something you would have to see to beleive.
@big0bad0brad It was pretty spot on at the 18 yards they used for the other tests compared to a lot of creations, until the woman shot at Brandon from 50 yards. I'm sure she's a good shot, but I would've liked to see more at 25 and 50 yards to get a better feel for the accuracy at those ranges.
@@JonMahn Yeah maybe the production differences caused the minor inconsistency but it does look like it's capable of high accuracy. I noticed the resin fill was kind of all over the place between the rods.
yeah this deserves further investigation. Looks like the steel disc is driving the rods, that’s probably why they bend when they fan out. I wonder if a cleaner resin fill would help too. The resin is holding together nicely at firing for being so frangible at impact.
VERY impressive for a projectile with so many parts. There were so many ways for this to go wrong, but the consistency was just GREAT! The spread of the needles, so shallow in the target, make the thought of getting hit with this round absolutely TERRIFYING!
This is one of the most impressive rounds you guys have ever showcased. Just every test was amazing to watch, seeing what it could do to soft and hard targets, as well as at range. If any custom shells y'all have done deserves a commercial production line, this one is it. Man, I feel like I'm a paid shill with this talk, but I'm legitimately impressed.
That shot at the water jugs was very telling! The water all seems to have sprayed out the sides; very little going back from the point of impact. That really speaks to the amount of energy transfer into the target!
@@Tokyo-go2du Nothing stops you to own something illegal, just be ready to face the consequences if you're ever caught. I may or may not own illegal stuff, but at least I don't act like an entitled kid.
It's impressive how much working stuff hobbyists came up with. It's inspiring to just try some ideas and be able to beat some of the industry products.
There's, definitely aerodynamics and physics involved in this. It's not, just chance, throw whatever in there, there's engineering/designing/customizing skill, here.
My grandpa was a trauma surgeon in small town Nebraska (and veteran) and he said the worst surgeries were when someone got hit with birdshot he would be like “You shoot a burglar with bird shot, now I have to spend 6 hours picking lead bits out of that loser”
@@taofledermaus A lot of it cant be done in a single surgery due blood loss or the risks of doing it are higher than benefit.Sometimes birdshot goes deep near vital organs, Lead is bad for organism and it will cause lead poisoning.They give you pills for that but if there are too many pellets it can be very serious. They should ban lead in every shotgun rounds,its a modern times and we have machines that can produce better quality rounds its not 1800's anymore.
The smoke on the lead plate was probably the resin vaporizing. I'd like to see this projectile hit a 50-pound clay block or a Paul Harrel Meat Target. Great video, Jeff!
this is one of the ones that I think is legitimately just flat out scarier to get hit by than a simple slug or buckshot round, this thing is incredible
Expanding rounds are illegal for use in warfare, so yeah, this is a war crime. The cool thing about war crimes is that they only count when you're a combatant in a war.
As we've seen last week with the threats against the ICC, the USA cares about as much about international law as Putin does. WW3 is going to be warcrime olympics.
This infers there must be a list of things you do want to be shot with (For science I would hope lmao) and I both respect the hell out of it and want to know what they are 😅
I hope this dude sends you more. More shots = more data and we need some science on here. Or at least more shots. I like all the guests you've had so far. I just hope everyone had fun. Thank you to everyone who helps Taolfedermaus and thank you too Jeffafa!!!
I just can't help but think that if the Buggaloo ever did happen, these kinds of "home brew" rounds are what the government troops would fear the most.
Not unless that shit starts being able to punch through level V plates. If shotguns are so scary, why do militaries only ever use them to breach doors? Shotguns suck for real world combat.
@@Microwave_Kingyou don't shoot the plates, your AR 15 can't punch through level 4 plates either. You ambush them from the bushes with some other guys and put exotic home brew shells down range. And the plates only cover so much on the targets.
@@Microwave_KingI recently heard a quote: “ Level 4 plates? Let’s make them kiss!” This was in reference to a 45-70 shooting 500 gr bullets. Might not penetrate the plates but it would probably cause fatal internal damage.
Thanks to Brian for this great design. Has off to Zac and Amanda for their impressive shooting. Last but not least thank to Jeff for his table top, loading and camera skills. Almost forgot - thanks to Mike (?) to the new table. 👍
Been watching this channel for i dont even know how long, sence before the test tube torture videos. This is the first round that has made my mouth drop. That is the scariest wound channel Ive ever seen. I do not think that could be fixed.
Speaking as a Taoflederfan from the UK, I can confirm that you guys used the terms "Knackered" and "Knacketed Up" 100% correctly, and that made me very happy 💪😉🇬🇧 Amazing and terrifying stuff 😳
and that company will be sued and shutdown so fast. look what's happening recently with nonsense like sigs lawsuit,they're giving the green light to target companies and corporations behind arms and ammo manufacturing.... i can already imagine the headlines and lawsuits unfortunately.
Omg! These rounds would be devastating! You gave me the shivers when you talked about "not being able to find the glass-like shards of epoxy with an xray. 😱☠️
0:33 I wonder; just to reduce cost, you could substitute the 19 SS rods w/ the same number of carbon steel rods cut from old steel wire cloths hangers? Then encapsulate w/ the epoxy(?) to the extent that the bare steel doesn't come in contact w/ air that could cause oxidation if the corrosion resistant coating is damaged. A round like this would certainly shred venison, like the water jug.
Well that was really informative and entertaining. Those 19 steel pins are really devastating, the wet magazines shocked me a little with the small entry and exit holes but the middle pages as Jeff said looks like a claw has ravaged the pages. Thanks to Brian for the very imaginative, Needler slugs, and Zac and Amanda for their fine shooting. Jeff, a good production thank you 👍
First time watcher, now I’m going to your page to watch more… but I can’t imagine there will be anything with better results than this. Absolutely devastating, great job Brian from NorCal
I always enjoy the show, but this one was something special. Effective and very pleasing patterns in the aftermath. Almost feels like it needs a sci-fi name with how consistently pretty those channels were.
That is a major effective round… little in, total destruction inside, little out… amazingly awesome! Entry and exit looked same size and like it was done with a drill bit… wow!!!
i was thinking something along the same lines.. thin steel rods attached to a fixed base plate with a lyman 525 wadcutter slug inside (which is 525 grains) OR a section of steel rod similar in weight encased in resin using a DIY mould then drill a concave cavity.. put it in a sabot with 30grains of Longshot - I think that would be very similar to this.
I'm so happy I found this channel. My friend and I not so long ago were talking about how cool it is that you can make a shotgun shell of nearly anything.
That’s the coolest 12 guage round I’ve ever seen 😂 they fan out upon impact to make the rods spread through the body in all directions, easy to clip vitals. Super effective 👌🏽
I sure do love this channel! Never been disappointed with the content and this one was awesome! What a bada** round! That would definitely ruin your day! Thanks for sharing!!!!
I can’t say enough about the wet magazine target!!☠️🔥 I believe it shows an excellent portrayal of just how much energy and devastation countless rounds you have shot at it! It perfectly freezes the moment of impact in such a graphic detail!😬 Please keep up all your GREAT WORK!🇺🇸😎
It also devastates soft body armor. The submunitions will force the Kevlar out and keep it from balling up enough to have any chance of stopping the penentrator core.
holy sh*t. I have NEVER seen ANYTHING like this... been watching your content for a while now.. and. wow. PERFECT ROUND. This is a cheat-code. HOLY SMOKES.
That second shot into the stack of magazines was cool clean holes on both ends and an amazing amount of internal damage. And the shot through the lead plate you could see in the replay where the steel core was sent toppling away on the lower right. What a great round
13:38 - I don’t care how many rounds are called the Terminator. But look at that image right there. That hits somebody in the chest. It is not survivable. A single round of that would terminate somebody.
100% hands down the gnarliest round... It flies straight, expels shrapnel everywhere, and over-penetrates all at once. Insane
And it has a hell of a twist to it like wtf 😂😂😂😂
Imagine if you put a little but of tanit in the hollow
I wonder if it would work on missiles. Missiles flying stright down and explodes a devastating wide blow to the ground
Let's not give the military ideas
and yes, the US military is like that 😅 You think 'ooh suicide drones and drone swarms is a market I could get into', then you learn they have already tested F-16 launched drone swarms 8 years ago.
Yo I was your 666th like
This scariest round I’ve seen on the internet BY A MILE. The undetectable resin, the metal rods, the heavy core, it flies straight and it completely penetrates almost everything it touches! I’ve never seen a shotgun do this much damage and I can’t think of how you could improve this!
This one is so insane I wouldn’t be shocked if the US government gave this one some attention!
If only those " Needles " were carbide or " tungsten" as some say. Take a little more powder probably ,but, oh boy !!!!!
@@larryhurley2314 why would you want to turn this into a million dollar round lmao
Violates the Geneva convention. So no government. Maybe civs tho!!
Add birdshot
Ideally you'd want to figure out a cheaper metal to lower cost & increase profits.
The amount of man-stopping damage this thing does, cheaper metals wouldn't lessen that power.
You could always produce more expensive rounds for those with the $
Whoever submitted that needler truly hit a home run. Fascinating!
first time I ever saw fragments do u-turns.
you could say...the submitter really threaded the needle
@@djungelskog2654 he really pinned the tail on the donkey
That was a nasty round. It was good to see the resin on the lead plate too. I was worried it would break up when fired.
Have ever thought you would benefit from counseling
More than just the insane terminal ballistics, this is a very stable round in flight, while many others of similar type aren't. This is now the gold standard to beat and TBH I don't see how anything could be better.
Extremely well done Brian from California and you could definitely sell plenty of these whatever the cost.
As a Californio myself, I approve of this message..
The lack of Halo related comments in here is heartbreaking
Tell that to the Covenant
Ask Cortana to filter out the others to see the Halo ones
Beware the Red mist😅
The reason I clicked.
Right?????? When I heard the name I IMMEDIATELY thought of Halo. Haha
Guys this might actually be a real breakthrough.
This is absolutely insane.
There's plastic in it, so the geneva suggestions would circumvent any serious deployment of this thing. Y know, all the "undetectable by x-ray" really doesn't allign with the "not causing unnecessary suffering" part of the affirmentioned agreement. Also the rods are optimal, bc they are better for penetration than little balls, bc they have more mass for the same air resistance. unfortunately that means collateral damage, which is also not ideal. What point in making a slug so deadly, if everyday normal slugs are pretty deadly already, while being much better at only hitting what you actually want to.
now i have a idea. a harpoon at the end of a shotgun
@@NerdGlasses256"What point [is there] in making..."
Fear. This is a psychological weapon. If you don't think overkill is a valid psychological suppression tactic, ask the Japanese what happened when they touched our boats and if they'd do it again.
@@brentsaner That's called terror. If a weapon's whole point is to be scarier bc you can't really get much more efficient in neutralizing the target, then it's causing unecessary suffering = Geneva convention big nono. It's perfectly enough if a target just gets badly vounded and won't be able to attack back, you don't have to circumvent them getting surgery and surviving, or blow them to pieces.
I need this round, who else would buy a few boxes!
Ive been watching taofledermaus for years and this is 100% the most insane round ive ever seen. Bravo Brian from northern California.👏👏👏
This is really on par with the controlled expansion copper one. I don't know which one I'd rather not get hit by most.
Thank you very much!!
Yeah, this is the Real Steel for sure.!
Its worth studying.
This round will stop a intruder in his tracks
@@HarryPotter-dl3kb So will a birdshot
Absolutely the best round I’ve seen. The amount of damage inside the stack of wet magazines was wild.
That starburst pattern was wicked!
Yeah, that was the shot that proved this was truly devastating
That wound cavity in the magazines and also full penetration of the lead plate is crazy.
that was pretty wild!
Looked like when the round mushroomed , the needles did a u-turn because they were pointing back towards the front and were bent
Trust me. The militaries of the world are watching your channel.
Shotguns have limited combat utility.
Assault rifles are simply too versatile and still kill you pretty good.
@jurajsintaj6644 No one made a claim that shotguns are used as a replacement for "assault rifles". They are used for specific situations by most militaries such as breaching doors and "close quarters combat".
@@ActualSighs
That's scary, yet true.
I'm sure arms manufacturers around the world are trying to develop it already.
Its literally a warcrime to use these in armed international conflicts due to the Hague Convention, Declaration III of 1899, so you won't be able to sell it to the Military; however, police departments and hunters are fair game.
@jerextalan Right. All treaties and agreements between governments and nations are always adhered to. My comment was really aimed at discussing how effective these rounds were.
I've been watching for a decade. Since you guys stuck flint on the tip of bullets. While I wouldn't say this is the absolute most destructive round you've tested, this is the most consistent, straight flying, and mutilating round. It's the combo of all of that, which makes this a truly threatening round.
I would love to see these go into production. These are truly gnarly. I think the 50yd shit really shows how truly impressive it is. A grazing shot still being a kill shot is something you would have to see to beleive.
These seem like they'd be simpler to produce than a machined slug.
Accuracy, penetration and the steel pinwheel of death... not bad at all.
The accuracy maybe not so good but it's sort of made up for by hitting something anywhere the needles wreck like a 6 inch diameter
@big0bad0brad It was pretty spot on at the 18 yards they used for the other tests compared to a lot of creations, until the woman shot at Brandon from 50 yards. I'm sure she's a good shot, but I would've liked to see more at 25 and 50 yards to get a better feel for the accuracy at those ranges.
@@JonMahn Yeah maybe the production differences caused the minor inconsistency but it does look like it's capable of high accuracy. I noticed the resin fill was kind of all over the place between the rods.
yeah this deserves further investigation. Looks like the steel disc is driving the rods, that’s probably why they bend when they fan out. I wonder if a cleaner resin fill would help too. The resin is holding together nicely at firing for being so frangible at impact.
@@big0bad0brad yeah theyre all home made so not exactly the most accurate constuction.
Hands down the scariest 12ga shell/slug I've seen
"Bollywood death scene" 😂... OMG! This round is a surgeon's nightmare! This is one of the best rounds I've seen. Props to the designer
It really isn't a surgeons nightmare. Surgeons will never see a person hit by one...
I think the intent is that a surgeon would not be needed.
They ain’t making it to a surgeon
No surgeon needed for post mortem examination.
VERY impressive for a projectile with so many parts. There were so many ways for this to go wrong, but the consistency was just GREAT! The spread of the needles, so shallow in the target, make the thought of getting hit with this round absolutely TERRIFYING!
After watching this video I think Brian was right to call it that. This slug is absolutely devastating.
There may be 10 others named Devastator, but this one deserves the name!
FACTS! 💯
I agree... There is no other way to describe the results aside from complete devastation...
Either that or "The Ravager" considering the internal effect.
Maybe the best round yet!
Best or worst, depending on which side of the gun you are 😃
the lead plate even.
This is one of the most impressive rounds you guys have ever showcased. Just every test was amazing to watch, seeing what it could do to soft and hard targets, as well as at range. If any custom shells y'all have done deserves a commercial production line, this one is it. Man, I feel like I'm a paid shill with this talk, but I'm legitimately impressed.
lol thanks
These rounds are a bodyguards worse nightmare
That shot at the water jugs was very telling! The water all seems to have sprayed out the sides; very little going back from the point of impact. That really speaks to the amount of energy transfer into the target!
This round gives the term crime stoppers a whole new meaning!! Thanks for the video.
That hole in the middle of the magazines is one of the most grotesque results I've seen on this channel. I winced. Great job, Brian.
Awesome! Thank you!
That rabbit really shows what this round can do with only one shot. No followup required.
jelly fish fragmentation
Even the winged hit at the end could have been lethal if one of those rods hit a lung or even the heart.
The cat that made this needs to start production on this, LAST week. Holy balls!
This is highly reminiscent of the time they shot high gauge stranded electrical wire. It probably would be easier to produce.
No chance it would remain legal for very long.
@@andregon4366 Oh no big papa big brother wont let me have it better throw it away!
@@Tokyo-go2du Nothing stops you to own something illegal, just be ready to face the consequences if you're ever caught.
I may or may not own illegal stuff, but at least I don't act like an entitled kid.
@@andregon4366 it's only illegal when people find out. Keep information to yourself and nobody will give two shits.
It's impressive how much working stuff hobbyists came up with.
It's inspiring to just try some ideas and be able to beat some of the industry products.
There's, definitely aerodynamics and physics involved in this. It's not, just chance, throw whatever in there, there's engineering/designing/customizing skill, here.
Brilliant 😅 you guys, girl are just bada$$! Awesome progress on that needler, what a round 👍🇺🇲👋
My grandpa was a trauma surgeon in small town Nebraska (and veteran) and he said the worst surgeries were when someone got hit with birdshot he would be like
“You shoot a burglar with bird shot, now I have to spend 6 hours picking lead bits out of that loser”
A lot of times they don't bother to remove it all too
@@taofledermaus A lot of it cant be done in a single surgery due blood loss or the risks of doing it are higher than benefit.Sometimes birdshot goes deep near vital organs,
Lead is bad for organism and it will cause lead poisoning.They give you pills for that but if there are too many pellets it can be very serious.
They should ban lead in every shotgun rounds,its a modern times and we have machines that can produce better quality rounds its not 1800's anymore.
Yeah I was going to say...more often than not the wound is just irrigated and the shot is left for the body to breakdown.
Attaching the word 'recipe' to the building of shotgun rounds takes the study of ballistics to a whole other level.
It's a real term to describe all the stuff used to make the round.
@@taofledermausthinking of adding this to an arccw shotgun round.
That round is diabolical
100%
Best round hands down on the channel. This guy needs a reward.
This has got to be one of the most impressive and devastating rounds I've seen yet. Keep up the amazing work!
The smoke on the lead plate was probably the resin vaporizing. I'd like to see this projectile hit a 50-pound clay block or a Paul Harrel Meat Target. Great video, Jeff!
Most definitely, a true test would be a meat carcus analog
Amazing!! I vote to rename this to the “War Crimeulator” because as soon as Geneva sees this it’s going on the list!!
its never a war crime the first time
Actually since some of it can't be seen on an X-ray it might actually be one already
@ After three tours as a combat medic, I don’t think I’ve seen anything more sinister. Even the copper of the efmp is at least up to chance
@@KatieTheDev we'll give em to canada the will figure something out
Ah yes, the Geneva Suggestions
Thanks!
Thank you very much! The day we filmed this, Zac was told he was layed off from his job so I may give this to him.
@@taofledermauswell now you have to because he’ll read this. Lol.
Good man. 👍
this is one of the ones that I think is legitimately just flat out scarier to get hit by than a simple slug or buckshot round, this thing is incredible
Wow that’s very impressive. The man that designed these is a great inventor.
Been watching here for YEARS. Glad you’re still making content jeff.
thank you~!
Holy crap!! Those things might violate the Geneva Conventions. (Yeah, that was me who sent the table 😊 gotta keep up appearances on camera...)
It would be an "interesting" round for a trench sweeper. The solid core would take out two or three behind the "designated needle stopper".
Expanding rounds are illegal for use in warfare, so yeah, this is a war crime. The cool thing about war crimes is that they only count when you're a combatant in a war.
I think you mean the Hague Conventions.
As we've seen last week with the threats against the ICC, the USA cares about as much about international law as Putin does. WW3 is going to be warcrime olympics.
@@jefforymitchell5697that "the Hague" your Tom Cotton threatened to invade? I don't think these rules apply anymore .
Great vid . Have to add the Needler to the list of things I never ever want to get shot with . Greetings from northeastern Ontario Canada .
Don't worry eh! Ol' Trudeau will protect ya👍
The list is about the size of the Encyclopedia Britannica
thanks Robert!
For the record, I hope that is a very long list as practically everything ends in a pretty bad time save for airsoft, nerf, paintball, etc
This infers there must be a list of things you do want to be shot with (For science I would hope lmao) and I both respect the hell out of it and want to know what they are 😅
That's an amazing projectile. Even taofledermaus reaction is more exciting than IV every heard him before.
I hope this dude sends you more.
More shots = more data and we need some science on here.
Or at least more shots.
I like all the guests you've had so far. I just hope everyone had fun. Thank you to everyone who helps Taolfedermaus and thank you too Jeffafa!!!
I just can't help but think that if the Buggaloo ever did happen, these kinds of "home brew" rounds are what the government troops would fear the most.
Not unless that shit starts being able to punch through level V plates. If shotguns are so scary, why do militaries only ever use them to breach doors? Shotguns suck for real world combat.
@@Microwave_Kingyou don't shoot the plates, your AR 15 can't punch through level 4 plates either. You ambush them from the bushes with some other guys and put exotic home brew shells down range. And the plates only cover so much on the targets.
Wait till granny figures out how to load shotguns with rolling pins.
@@Microwave_KingI recently heard a quote: “ Level 4 plates? Let’s make them kiss!” This was in reference to a 45-70 shooting 500 gr bullets. Might not penetrate the plates but it would probably cause fatal internal damage.
You are retarded
Thanks to Brian for this great design. Has off to Zac and Amanda for their impressive shooting. Last but not least thank to Jeff for his table top, loading and camera skills. Almost forgot - thanks to Mike (?) to the new table. 👍
thank you Nelson!
No hats for them! Just the has! I totally agree
@@taofledermaus Is he gonna sell them?😂
Been watching this channel for i dont even know how long, sence before the test tube torture videos. This is the first round that has made my mouth drop. That is the scariest wound channel Ive ever seen. I do not think that could be fixed.
Speaking as a Taoflederfan from the UK, I can confirm that you guys used the terms "Knackered" and "Knacketed Up" 100% correctly, and that made me very happy 💪😉🇬🇧
Amazing and terrifying stuff 😳
You’re on a government list🇬🇧☺️ Me too🕺
Cream crackered
@@tomwinterfishing9065yeah but you're on the list of people not allowed near schools
Lol
One day they will let you have handguns 🙏🏻
This is a most impressive round that should be in production
ABSOLUTELY!!
Easily the most destructive round I've seen so far. No doubt that 50yd shot would have been an amputation.
That gel block profile was a violent work of art!! Thanks!
Grunts, jackals, and elites battle-crying with joy rn at the sight of this
The Needler from Halo comes to mind at the supercombine effect this thing has.
👍🏆👍
That round has the shallowest dispersal and the widest spread of impact fragmenting flechettes that I have ever seen.
there is a kid out there right now being inspired by these videos, and he will start a company.
I really hope so! Great comment.
Sounds like a good idea thanks.
and that company will be sued and shutdown so fast.
look what's happening recently with nonsense like sigs lawsuit,they're giving the green light to target companies and corporations behind arms and ammo manufacturing.... i can already imagine the headlines and lawsuits unfortunately.
American dream. Compared to an English kid watching, who will probably get visited by the police and put on an extremist watch list 🇬🇧👍
This is an absolutely insane round! I love it! It seems to function exactly as intended, and the damage is SAVAGE. GREAT JOB, BRIAN!
Loved the idea before I even watched the vid...
I ALWAYS had an idea of this since I was a kid 👍👍👍 !!!!
Wow, without the center penetration part this thing would be an amazing home defence product. Hope to see more from this contributor.
a stack of buck instead of the rod could work
@@ZannNewmanor a bundle of half length rods. Might get a second expansion point a couple of inches deeper.
Really nice to see you guys still doing the job, Tao. Always a great go-to when I don't know what the hell I want to watch for the night.
thank you!!
Omg! These rounds would be devastating! You gave me the shivers when you talked about "not being able to find the glass-like shards of epoxy with an xray. 😱☠️
These would have to be in my top 3 of all time for "scary" rounds EVER on this channel. Just a crazy round! 👏👏👏
You can see a major contrast between glass (dense amorphous silicon) and human tissue (mostly carbon)
While plastics are generally radioluceng and difficult to spot on an xray, sonography with ultrasound is a reliable location guide.
@@RICDirector good luck making it to the hospital in time
This round is brutal! I do not think that I would wanna survive this round if that's even possible.Thank you for all the videos over the years !
That is the scariest round I've ever seen. I love it.
0:33 I wonder; just to reduce cost, you could substitute the 19 SS rods w/ the same number of carbon steel rods cut from old steel wire cloths hangers? Then encapsulate w/ the epoxy(?) to the extent that the bare steel doesn't come in contact w/ air that could cause oxidation if the corrosion resistant coating is damaged. A round like this would certainly shred venison, like the water jug.
I'm sure it is possible
Yeah. Sure. Venison.
@@kennethnorman8079 Yeah, sure. You know...taste's like Elephant.
Well that was really informative and entertaining. Those 19 steel pins are really devastating, the wet magazines shocked me a little with the small entry and exit holes but the middle pages as Jeff said looks like a claw has ravaged the pages. Thanks to Brian for the very imaginative, Needler slugs, and Zac and Amanda for their fine shooting. Jeff, a good production thank you 👍
thank you!!
HOLYYYYY THESE DELIVERED!!!! OMFG!!!! Dumped everything into the target as designed. This is amazing
This is my fav slug you have ever tested by far ❤
First time watcher, now I’m going to your page to watch more… but I can’t imagine there will be anything with better results than this. Absolutely devastating, great job Brian from NorCal
I always enjoy the show, but this one was something special. Effective and very pleasing patterns in the aftermath. Almost feels like it needs a sci-fi name with how consistently pretty those channels were.
thank you!
That is a major effective round… little in, total destruction inside, little out… amazingly awesome!
Entry and exit looked same size and like it was done with a drill bit… wow!!!
Glad you enjoyed it
I can’t be alone in thinking how great it would be to see you and Officer Greg on The Unsubscribe Podcast.
WTF nice job dude So really amazing performance and how constant respect to the designer
the "Needler" with spiral-curved pins, the "Fragnado"!
Double Ouch! As if this even need more ouch factor!
Its not a war crime the first time.
@@Cryptictoker war crimes can only happen during a war.
@secretbassrigs that was the joke. These rounds should be given to military
@@Cryptictoker the military can do way better. Just add... (Anything is possible)
These keep getting better and better.
thanks!
Needle bearings in a cap on a universal joint they look like.
i was thinking something along the same lines.. thin steel rods attached to a fixed base plate with a lyman 525 wadcutter slug inside (which is 525 grains) OR a section of steel rod similar in weight encased in resin using a DIY mould then drill a concave cavity.. put it in a sabot with 30grains of Longshot - I think that would be very similar to this.
Reminds me of a small end bering from a two stroke engine
@@cedhome7945 Yup
I'm so happy I found this channel. My friend and I not so long ago were talking about how cool it is that you can make a shotgun shell of nearly anything.
That’s the coolest 12 guage round I’ve ever seen 😂 they fan out upon impact to make the rods spread through the body in all directions, easy to clip vitals. Super effective 👌🏽
Late night 'fledermaus.. I'm game
Hi and thank you for taking the time to share your experience much appreciated with Respect Bill W.
thank you very much Bill
That was an amazing round!
I’m definitely going to try to replicate this. These rounds are some of the best homemade exotics I’ve seen!
Out of all the devastating devestators that have been kentically launched on your channel, this one is KING 🤴 ...crazy
I sure do love this channel! Never been disappointed with the content and this one was awesome! What a bada** round! That would definitely ruin your day! Thanks for sharing!!!!
Thanks 👍 for the nice words!
Great Projectiles! Jeff, Zach, Amanda and everyone in the comments have a great/safe Thanksgiving!👍🏻🇺🇲
Thank you very much Zman!@
Holy hell that’s insane! I genuinely hope Brian can get these on a mainstream market because these are the FLOWER OF DEATH!
I can’t say enough about the wet magazine target!!☠️🔥
I believe it shows an excellent portrayal of just how much energy and devastation countless rounds you have shot at it!
It perfectly freezes the moment of impact in such a graphic detail!😬
Please keep up all your GREAT WORK!🇺🇸😎
Brian is onto something. These are mass production premium material right there.
😮 those rounds were incredible! That block of gel is like a work of art 😮
This round combines penetration will maximum damage and energy transfer - that's an unicorn round 💪💪❣️
It also devastates soft body armor. The submunitions will force the Kevlar out and keep it from balling up enough to have any chance of stopping the penentrator core.
@@iansmith4184 That's an interesting theory, now I want to see that tested.
This one, but with a Tungsten Carbide pice in the center, Perfection! 😎👍
that would be the scariest round in the universe
holy sh*t. I have NEVER seen ANYTHING like this... been watching your content for a while now.. and. wow. PERFECT ROUND. This is a cheat-code. HOLY SMOKES.
That second shot into the stack of magazines was cool clean holes on both ends and an amazing amount of internal damage. And the shot through the lead plate you could see in the replay where the steel core was sent toppling away on the lower right. What a great round
WOW OUCH!! Those are the most gnarly you ever tested 😮 WOW Brian you did it again😅
I know!!
That has to be one of the most deadly rounds I've ever seen on this channel! Crazy damage, he needs to start manufacturing these
These arent freedom seeds. They are Judge and Jury!
I am really impressed with this needler round . Great video Geoff once again, you guys are truly talented. Thanks from the Donksta
Down under, Cheers.
Thanks 👍
13:38 - I don’t care how many rounds are called the Terminator. But look at that image right there. That hits somebody in the chest. It is not survivable. A single round of that would terminate somebody.
Probably the best round yet. Kudos to Brian!
Jeff and his crew really funny you get good info on all what they produce 10/10 👍👍👍🇬🇧🇺🇸
thanks!
@ thank you
This is an utterly vicious round indeed! Like a tiny honey badger at Mach 1, the target may survive but it'll wish it didn't. Well done!
thanks!!
Dude yes! After a long hard Saturday of work, which I did not mind eating some fried chicken biscuits and gravy and a brand new episode let’s go
dang, that sounds really good
👍👍👍🇺🇲🟥🌊 Thank God!!!! Wishing you and yours a Happy Thanksgiving
thank you!!
Brother I thank you from the bottom of my heart for all your hard work that you and your guest put in to ever video. 👍👍👍🇺🇲
I continue to admire the reloader who puts a wacko projectile in different weights and shapes out quick and holding together and...Yay!
Love your channel been watching since the fire and testube days. Always good content Jeff.
That's just a War Crime, is that already a name for a slug? Should be if not.
It's called an rip round or dum dum
Absolutely savage. These rounds are artwork.