they produce such speed because the blanks have about 350-330 joules of energy, in comparison, a regular .22lr has about 150. as for accuracy, you should try skirtless pelletes like eun jin, H&N Rabbit Magnum II or gamo bb's.
Nailgun blanks use a high-speed burning powder. So it's gives a much more energy, pressure and temperature output than standart ammunition of the same type (in this case - .22LR). Also - pellet highly deforms from the instant high pressure applied, and can also damage your barrel. It can damage your gun, by burning rifling edges or deforming a chamber. So it is recommended to use it in a smoothbore barrel, and with a weapon with massibe chamber. Semi-auto rifle is a risky choice. Especially, when you don't want to break it.
I have a small tub of .22, sabot with copper coated bullets for an air rifle. Can you get these in North America. Should work well with a blank behind it.
Do the test again, but shoot it into some ballistics jell, (for example), so you can see the damage the power is doing to the pellet, (cause you will never find one in the field, let alone a good one). Something to stop the pellet while deforming it as little as possible. If somebody shoots the gun straight up in the air, and you can catch it from an airplane with a Baseball glove at the top of it's height,---that would be best. You get the idea. :)
i got 3100FPS from an 18 inch barrel, had to use solid copper pellets, and clean the barrel every time, there was alot of material left behind from the powder and some copper left behind as well, i'm guessing from friction, i was also using yellow power drivers
Dude! What an awesome way to clear snow off the roof! Did you find the blanks to be extremely dirty in the gun? That would be my guess. Nice video, thanks.
1967Twotone The blanks weren't all that bad. There was added residue in the action but not nearly enough to warrant an extra cleaning. I was more concerned with leading in the barrel since those pellets were going so fast but that didn't seem to be a problem either. Maybe that was because I only shot about a dozen of them total.
Super Canadian video, snow and a furry hat. What you should try if you want accuracy from a nail gun blank and a pellet are the H&N pile drivers. They weigh in at 29 grams but have a very high ballistic co-efficient. Just a big word that means they can go fast and maintain whatever ever accuracy the gun gives them. I’d love to see a video.
Would be nice to see a comparison with .22 WMR. I've clocked some of the shots I've taken with my Henry lever action using CCI V-max poly tip's at 2350 FPS. Extremely accurate.
It's pretty simple really. Tannerite needs the impact from an object travelling faster than 2000 feet per second to detonate. The nail gun blank propels the pellet to such a speed.
I would love to see you do this video with high 22 caliber saboted pellets. Specifically the hyper velocity field pellets made in hungry. I really think those would improve the accuracy. I have a Sears and Roebuck single shot bolt action I will be conducting my own experiments with. However I do not have a chronograph. Thanks for the entertaining and informative video. 🇨🇦🎩
The pellet should not be placed against the crimped 22. The pellet should be slightly ahead of the 22. Maybe 1/16". The vid I saw explained the logistics behind said spacing. Maybe it doesn't matter?
hey matt, i believe another reason why you wouldn't get accuracy is cos the rifling in your .22lr is designed for .22lr rounds vs air rifle pellets. if you used an air rifle barrel and drilled the breach to 6mm to fit the blank and set that off, accuracy is alot better as the air rifle barrel has the rifling designed for the air rifle pellet, i know cos i've tried it. i believe its called a zip gun.
Nismogtir1 .22 calibre air rifle barrels and .22LR barrels both have 1 in 16 twist rate. It's more likely that the extremely high velocity simply pushed the pellet straight through the rifling instead of allowing the pellet to spin. Firearms that fire bullets at these velocities require the bullets to be copper jacketed so this doesn't happen.
mmatt .22 cal air = 5.5 mm .22LR = 5.58 mm that is a big difference considering a great gunsmith almost works in thousandths of an inch. 22LR bullit wont ever fit in a 22 air rifle barrel. It's why it won't ever work with an air rifle since the shell case is over 5.6 mm. ( unless u start drilling and make a firing pin urself. I wouldn't do that tho it might not be the safest thing to do..... U probably create a small pipe bomb. I know i sound like someones grandfather but it's just really is dangarous!
Robert Hünker The airgun pellets that I used measure 5.67 mm and my .22LR cases and projectiles measure the same at 5.71 mm - that's a difference of only 0.04 mm or 0.0016 inches. But I'd still never attempt to shoot a rimfire cartridge, blank or otherwise, through an airgun. They just aren't designed for that type of pressure.
What distance were you shooting? Reason I ask is because the experiments I have seen show very accurate at close range, but the accuracy falls off really fast. Ten yards or twenty yards, good groups. 35 yards or more, difficult to make certain where they were going to land. That's what I've seen with this technique.
@@mmatt - You were definitely getting skirt damage to the pellet then. Not sure what else, but definitely that. Might try again with this change. Muzzle load the pellet backwards. Mark your rod so you get consistent depth then follow with the nail blank. If that doesn't change anything, I'd stop there. Don't try it with the solid pellets like a couple of people mentioned because those weigh considerably more and you are bound to be playing with dangerous chamber pressures at that point.
You make your blind 22LR bullets have the same powder charges (gunpowder) as with 9 mm ammunition, gas (expansion or start)? They do not have any difference? I never found the answer to this question. I think that this question is very interesting and important for some people if it's true
horvis none diferant grain amount so you have a bigger bang from a 0.38 9mm. surely. ps what's a 223 round the this dude totally destroyed the coloured water jug in the first "3rd shot" fire test. thanks and I'd apreciate the feedback buddy, from the uk and this country sucks so please forgive my ignorance.
Dean Corson There isn't an air pistol that I know of that has the ability to ignite a .22 blank. Even if there was, given the velocities it would produce, it would be illegal to do where I live. The best I could do for you is a pellet in my .22 pistol using a blank.
I think the accuracy problem comes from the pellet shape being "drag stabilized" by the skirt and the speeds being too fast. I have a .22 air rifle that is setup for slugs. Though the lightest slugs I've been able to find are around 20 grains
Add some potassium perchlorate in the right amount to your tannerite targets. That will make them .22 sensitive. Sincerely a fellow Canadian and chemist.
Worth mentioning that it is never a good idea to use anything like this other than how the manufacturer recommended but yes many compositions like this tend to be shock , friction and usually static sensitive , most will ignite at quite low temperatures.
Yeah for Canada !! Oh Canada oh Canada from sea to shinning sea with lots of snow and cold-a-hold for you-a-who and meeeeeeee :) Ellow mate, cheer's from the Obamanation :)..... Cool viddy, thank you.
I don' t know but I'd say probably not because the barrel isn't long enough to allow the pellet to achieve enough velocity. Might be something I have to test. :-)
So I tried it out today at the range. I was wrong, the pellet achieved a velocity of over 2200 fps which is probably enough to set off Tannerite, but there was absolutely no accuracy. In fact, part of the pellet skirt stayed in the barrel which didn't happen when I tried it with the rifle. No idea why. At least with the rifle, I could sort of predict where the pellet would end up. Not with the pistol. Oh well, at least now we know. :-)
mmatt Yeah thats crazy how fast it got. I was thinking it might hit 1200-1500 fps, and i was totally wrong. Thanks for testing this out. I saw that this is a couple years old and you are still answering questions, to me that shows character and it shows you care. I'll pass this video around with my friends and give you a good word.
I think because how light the pellet is, it loses stability when it breaks the sound barrier. Try out some heavier pellets. Eun Jin pellets are 32.4gr.
mmatt but what about the videos on UA-cam we're people load bullets in to the pellet revolver and they don't shot them r u saying it won't work because it well break the pellet revolver
There's no firing pin in a pellet gun revolver to activate the primer to set of the round. If there was a way to set it off, I suspect that you are right - the pellet gun would likely come apart quite spectacularly. lol
Use the nailgun blanks.. but take one pellet and melt it in a spoon. And use it to fill the back of another pellet. Then your pellet has 2x the weight. It should fly straighter, have more energy and still be able to take advantage of the diablo shape
being how cold it is in your area. try putting your nails gun blanks in your pocket to heat them up . cold Temps can affect the powder charge quite a bit, you may achieve the 3,000 fps and possibly beyond. cool video, thanks for sharing! kind regards!. Eric Dee
Awh ok ... I can't wait to see what you got next for a video ... I need to get out and shoot my .22 long rifle soon maybe next week i also want to go for a duck and goose hunt with my shotgun oh gee im having withdraws from shooting my guns lol
Chris McEvoy Ya, I hear you... I get the shakes once in a while if I don't get out and at least make some noise... lol!Thanks for watching and I hope you get out soon to do some shooting! :-)
5:18...the cap on the tannerite is on cross threaded which will not confine the tannerite like it will if it is on correct and tight...which will have the obvious consequence of a reduction of explosive power
Probably still tight if he did not lose much material. But yea, it is actually pretty hard to screw it on right. Tannerite needs better/deeper threads.
Put a .22 slug in it, and you will hit your target too. The pellet skirt is no match for that power. My springer mag .22 air gun blows the skirt up like a balloon, and I am sure the powder force rips it apart as soon as it leaves the muzzle. A slug will not do that, and it may shoot comparable to a cartridge in a .22 rifle.
Try putting the .22 pellet 4-5" into the barrel then shoot it. My prediction is better accuracy and hopefully not to much velocity lost. I would suspect the initial blast of the nail gun blank is damaging the thin base of the pellet when the pellet is seated just ahead of the blank. Moving it further down might reduce the initial pressure on the pellet and hopefully allow it to maintain its shape..
VERY interesting. I did not think you would get a result. I ended up doing an accuracy test with my pellets. I will post it soon if you are subscribed. I was actually getting some decent groups with some combinations.
what you recon would happen if u emteyed the powder and put black powder in instead or maybe even with. then stuck a 22 cal heavy ball in a c02 revolver? so you have 6-8 blanks in the clip but blanks filled with black powder or just the blank round or both mixed?
@@mmatt I understand legally, it is not considered "manufacturing explosives" if the factory did not mix it up. The laws may change for us mixing it up. :(
With pellets traveling that fast out of the barrel I could imagine the skirt is melting if not the whole thing on top of the shockwave of breaking the sound barrier is probably why accuracy is not so good
I would love to see the results using a bigger grain pellet, For example bisley magnum or the super rare saxby palmer nato zinc alloy pellets which are much bigger in size/lenth but not much in grain 🤔
Would be nice to have an airgun that shoots 2500-3000 fps, cause i only got an old one that goes 1250 fps or 395ms, the old hatsan 125, but its annoying to load it every time since u need to have done some push ups first:) cause damn my son stressed with it so he didnt want to shoot much when he was younger, and bought it for him since i remember how fun i had with my first airgun at a young age.
A very interesting video, I've only just found it, thank you for posting. One thing that came to mind is that .22 ammo is 5.6mm but pellet are 5.5mm. Eley Wasps in the blue tin are 5.6mm if that is any help.
Believe me, the force of the nail gun cap will blow up the skirt like a balloon, (if it is not ripping it apart). I have a mag spring air gun that shoots the 16gr.pellet at about 875fps, (way slower than this), and it blows the skirt up for plenty of rifling contact and seal.
"That"? Oh the milk jug. You can get "that" at any grocery store and many gas stations. In 3 generations, we will try to communicate with each other with grunts and clicks.
1:53 that was the funniest thing i heard all day
That was *funny and pretty cool!!! thanks for no crappy music!!*
This is some of the finest redneckery that Ive witnessed. This is great!
Cool video yeah those nailgun blanks have a kick, always fun to experiment.
.17 hmr rounds is a rimfire round that will set off tannerite at +2500 fps
Yup. First hand experience right here.
they produce such speed because the blanks have about 350-330 joules of energy, in comparison, a regular .22lr has about 150.
as for accuracy, you should try skirtless pelletes like eun jin, H&N Rabbit Magnum II or gamo bb's.
Muphlon
Pretty sure CCI ammo can do 250J
350 sounds dangerous
You used the yellow blanks I would like to see what the reds would do for velocity. I may have to try it just out of curiosity.
Nice work, Dude! Thanks for trying it. Now I don't have to worry about blowing myself up seeing if this works.
That's why I'm here - to blow myself up so you don't have to. ;-)
Hahahah I am dying at that pronunciation of taufledermaus :D
+Pantharen im not a dumbass for putting a u rather than an o it's a simple typo you fuck nut
jacob kudrowich tayohfluhdermus! Lmao!
A shaved fledermaus feels nice on the tongue.
so this is what he (supposed to want to) said
My mind is still boggling. I barely recognized what he was talking about!
Swab the bore after each shot for more accuracy; the Ramset leave s lot of residue.
The twist rate in that gun barrel would have to be tighter to get better accuracy..
I SET OFF SOME TANNERITE WITH A SLING SHOT AND BLEW UP MY NEIGHBORS DOG HOUSE . THEN MR. WILSON CAME OUT GRABBED A SWITCH AND WHIPPED ME GOOD
But Mr. Wilson!
mw10259 lmao that was my cartoon before school
Nailgun blanks use a high-speed burning powder. So it's gives a much more energy, pressure and temperature output than standart ammunition of the same type (in this case - .22LR). Also - pellet highly deforms from the instant high pressure applied, and can also damage your barrel.
It can damage your gun, by burning rifling edges or deforming a chamber. So it is recommended to use it in a smoothbore barrel, and with a weapon with massibe chamber. Semi-auto rifle is a risky choice. Especially, when you don't want to break it.
Like I said in the video though, it's not my rifle, it's Curtis's. Lol!
Just liked the video as of the ~1 min mark...as soon as I realized what you were going to do with Tannerite! :)
I have a small tub of .22, sabot with copper coated bullets for an air rifle. Can you get these in North America. Should work well with a blank behind it.
Exactly what I was thinking! 👍
223 made the bottle teleport
("Don't use these in your firearm" so I use it in someone elses) LEL
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Great video! You had me cracking up!
Thanks! I had fun making it! :-)
A Blast to watch. Very entertaining.
Coming to you from the future in 2021, I Gorilla glue the pellet to the tip of the .22 blanks and shot it out from a 12ga adapter!
Did it work well ? Having a bigger barrel diamitor doesn't effect the pellet?
Do the test again, but shoot it into some ballistics jell, (for example), so you can see the damage the power is doing to the pellet, (cause you will never find one in the field, let alone a good one). Something to stop the pellet while deforming it as little as possible.
If somebody shoots the gun straight up in the air, and you can catch it from an airplane with a Baseball glove at the top of it's height,---that would be best.
You get the idea. :)
that's the Marlin 795 with a micro groove barrel its very accurate just like a Ruger 10/22
Ehhhh…
i got 3100FPS from an 18 inch barrel, had to use solid copper pellets, and clean the barrel every time, there was alot of material left behind from the powder and some copper left behind as well, i'm guessing from friction, i was also using yellow power drivers
Try a sabot round
Dude! What an awesome way to clear snow off the roof!
Did you find the blanks to be extremely dirty in the gun? That would be my guess.
Nice video, thanks.
1967Twotone The blanks weren't all that bad. There was added residue in the action but not nearly enough to warrant an extra cleaning. I was more concerned with leading in the barrel since those pellets were going so fast but that didn't seem to be a problem either. Maybe that was because I only shot about a dozen of them total.
Super Canadian video, snow and a furry hat. What you should try if you want accuracy from a nail gun blank and a pellet are the H&N pile drivers. They weigh in at 29 grams but have a very high ballistic co-efficient. Just a big word that means they can go fast and maintain whatever ever accuracy the gun gives them. I’d love to see a video.
Would be nice to see a comparison with .22 WMR. I've clocked some of the shots I've taken with my Henry lever action using CCI V-max poly tip's at 2350 FPS. Extremely accurate.
Nail guns blanks can explode tannerite. Not sure how to process this.
It's pretty simple really. Tannerite needs the impact from an object travelling faster than 2000 feet per second to detonate. The nail gun blank propels the pellet to such a speed.
Yes I get it. Just blown away for a minute or two there.
I would love to see you do this video with high 22 caliber saboted pellets. Specifically the hyper velocity field pellets made in hungry. I really think those would improve the accuracy. I have a Sears and Roebuck single shot bolt action I will be conducting my own experiments with. However I do not have a chronograph. Thanks for the entertaining and informative video. 🇨🇦🎩
The crossman red tail zink pellets are safer than lead and more accurate. Loved your video.
The pellet should not be placed against the crimped 22. The pellet should be slightly ahead of the 22. Maybe 1/16". The vid I saw explained the logistics behind said spacing. Maybe it doesn't matter?
Maybe something to try if Curtis lends me his rifle again... ;-)
hey matt, i believe another reason why you wouldn't get accuracy is cos the rifling in your .22lr is designed for .22lr rounds vs air rifle pellets. if you used an air rifle barrel and drilled the breach to 6mm to fit the blank and set that off, accuracy is alot better as the air rifle barrel has the rifling designed for the air rifle pellet, i know cos i've tried it. i believe its called a zip gun.
Nismogtir1 .22 calibre air rifle barrels and .22LR barrels both have 1 in 16 twist rate. It's more likely that the extremely high velocity simply pushed the pellet straight through the rifling instead of allowing the pellet to spin. Firearms that fire bullets at these velocities require the bullets to be copper jacketed so this doesn't happen.
mmatt .22 cal air = 5.5 mm .22LR = 5.58 mm that is a big difference considering a great gunsmith almost works in thousandths of an inch. 22LR bullit wont ever fit in a 22 air rifle barrel. It's why it won't ever work with an air rifle since the shell case is over 5.6 mm. ( unless u start drilling and make a firing pin urself. I wouldn't do that tho it might not be the safest thing to do..... U probably create a small pipe bomb. I know i sound like someones grandfather but it's just really is dangarous!
Robert Hünker The airgun pellets that I used measure 5.67 mm and my .22LR cases and projectiles measure the same at 5.71 mm - that's a difference of only 0.04 mm or 0.0016 inches. But I'd still never attempt to shoot a rimfire cartridge, blank or otherwise, through an airgun. They just aren't designed for that type of pressure.
more so that the pellets aren’t designed to fly at that velocity
Pellets are most accurate at 1 or 2 hundred feet per second under the sound barrier
Both 17hmr and 22 magnum work with tannerite for me, 22 lr sometimes works but very inconsistently.
"tae-o-fley-dermus"
I was just coming down to comment the same thing. For anyone who doesnt know, it's pronounced "Towf-layed-er-mouse"
What distance were you shooting? Reason I ask is because the experiments I have seen show very accurate at close range, but the accuracy falls off really fast. Ten yards or twenty yards, good groups. 35 yards or more, difficult to make certain where they were going to land. That's what I've seen with this technique.
I couldn't have been more than 20 or 30 feet from the target. I did not get good accuracy at even this close range.
@@mmatt - You were definitely getting skirt damage to the pellet then. Not sure what else, but definitely that.
Might try again with this change. Muzzle load the pellet backwards. Mark your rod so you get consistent depth then follow with the nail blank. If that doesn't change anything, I'd stop there. Don't try it with the solid pellets like a couple of people mentioned because those weigh considerably more and you are bound to be playing with dangerous chamber pressures at that point.
You make your blind 22LR bullets have the same powder charges (gunpowder) as with 9 mm ammunition, gas (expansion or start)? They do not have any difference?
I never found the answer to this question. I think that this question is very interesting and important for some people if it's true
horvis none diferant grain amount so you have a bigger bang from a 0.38 9mm. surely. ps what's a 223 round the this dude totally destroyed the coloured water jug in the first "3rd shot" fire test. thanks and I'd apreciate the feedback buddy, from the uk and this country sucks so please forgive my ignorance.
Fun facts:
A Brazilian youtuber have been shooting pellets with nail gun blanks from an AIR RIFLE years before taofledermaus.
Why it isn't as loud when fired from a nail gun?
why not put the tannerite at the back hollow of pellet and fire the pellet backwards see if it will explode when it hit targets.
You try it first... I'll run the camera.... :-P
Very fun, but it would be safer without using a semi auto rifle. Did you try a 22 blank then a grain of tannerite and finally a pellet as a munition?
great video man!! poor accuracy tho lol. how many yards was the 22 pelits shot at
I'd like to see someone attach the pellets or BBs to the blanks using candle wax or such so that you can load them straight in as one piece
i saw the title and immediately said yes
Can you please do a .22 blank through a air pistol revolver shooting a pellet.
Im very keen to try this myself but dont have a gun
Dean Corson There isn't an air pistol that I know of that has the ability to ignite a .22 blank. Even if there was, given the velocities it would produce, it would be illegal to do where I live. The best I could do for you is a pellet in my .22 pistol using a blank.
@Jarvy Mcmunn sorry, i meant to say, use a blank firing pistol with a pellet inserted down the barrel.
But all good if it can't be done
When I was a kid they'd sell 177 caliber bolts and darts. Wonder if they make em in 22 cal. And if so if they'd blow the tannerite as well
Do these blanks have primer? Is their power a fraction of the real cartridge?
I think the accuracy problem comes from the pellet shape being "drag stabilized" by the skirt and the speeds being too fast. I have a .22 air rifle that is setup for slugs. Though the lightest slugs I've been able to find are around 20 grains
Add some potassium perchlorate in the right amount to your tannerite targets. That will make them .22 sensitive. Sincerely a fellow Canadian and chemist.
I like the gun. Why did I download it
Did you used purple one instead of yellow in same test?
how many fps does the pellet travel with the nail gun blank?
are Nail Gun Blanks more powerfull than self-defense blank gun cartridge?
que marca y modelo es el rifle??
marlin
cuanto cuesta?$ que calibre es ?se puede importar a mexico
I think Tannerite can be sensitized to .22 by adding a small amount to sulfer to the mix. You can google it and find out more. Do at your own risk.
I wonder what Canada's reason for not allowing .22 sensitive tannerite?
+Shane K I wonder that too.... :-(
+mmatt I found a yellow nail bullet blank on the ground lol
+Shane K If you pop a fuse in it it goes boom boom the normal stuff requires more of a kick
Ralphgtx280 like normal canon fuse or something more
Worth mentioning that it is never a good idea to use anything like this other than how the manufacturer recommended but yes many compositions like this tend to be shock , friction and usually static sensitive , most will ignite at quite low temperatures.
a-boot. Are you Canadian, mayhaps?
+GModBMXer
and proud of it. :-)
+mmatt Noice
+mmatt really cool video where are you shooting from I'm guessing is not in gay ass Ontario where I'm at
great way to tell Canadian gun control to shove it ;)
Yeah for Canada !! Oh Canada oh Canada from sea to shinning sea with lots of snow and cold-a-hold for you-a-who and meeeeeeee :) Ellow mate, cheer's from the Obamanation :)..... Cool viddy, thank you.
Would this work in 22 pistols?
I don' t know but I'd say probably not because the barrel isn't long enough to allow the pellet to achieve enough velocity. Might be something I have to test. :-)
mmatt Yeah thats true about the velocity. That'd sure make my day if you tested it though.
I'll post the video as soon as I do. :-)
So I tried it out today at the range. I was wrong, the pellet achieved a velocity of over 2200 fps which is probably enough to set off Tannerite, but there was absolutely no accuracy. In fact, part of the pellet skirt stayed in the barrel which didn't happen when I tried it with the rifle. No idea why. At least with the rifle, I could sort of predict where the pellet would end up. Not with the pistol. Oh well, at least now we know. :-)
mmatt Yeah thats crazy how fast it got. I was thinking it might hit 1200-1500 fps, and i was totally wrong. Thanks for testing this out. I saw that this is a couple years old and you are still answering questions, to me that shows character and it shows you care. I'll pass this video around with my friends and give you a good word.
Pellets are fine. Don’t use anything heavier.
I was thinking a sabot round would work best for that
I think because how light the pellet is, it loses stability when it breaks the sound barrier. Try out some heavier pellets. Eun Jin pellets are 32.4gr.
Please do a video we're u use a pellet revolver with the same bullets
Can't. You need an actual firearm for this to work. A pellet gun will not load or fire the nailgun blanks.
mmatt but what about the videos on UA-cam we're people load bullets in to the pellet revolver and they don't shot them r u saying it won't work because it well break the pellet revolver
There's no firing pin in a pellet gun revolver to activate the primer to set of the round. If there was a way to set it off, I suspect that you are right - the pellet gun would likely come apart quite spectacularly. lol
mmatt thank u I appreciate the information
What all these guys don’t understand is HEAD-SPACING; it makes ALL THE DIFFERENCE. .
I'm glad you didn't damage Todd's gun 😆
Use the nailgun blanks.. but take one pellet and melt it in a spoon. And use it to fill the back of another pellet. Then your pellet has 2x the weight. It should fly straighter, have more energy and still be able to take advantage of the diablo shape
instead of putting nail gun blanks which aren't really design to go into a firearm you should try using regular blanks (cci has them)
+Conservative Macro I could try that... the idea here was just to see if it'd work though.
i wonder if it could fire a dart or tungsten rod with a .22 blank
Did anyone try 22cal round pellets ?????
being how cold it is in your area. try putting your nails gun blanks in your pocket to heat them up . cold Temps can affect the powder charge quite a bit, you may achieve the 3,000 fps and possibly beyond.
cool video, thanks for sharing!
kind regards!. Eric Dee
"Tayo-fla-dermus" 🤣
Cool vid.
Can you do the same thing in a .22 air rifle?
great video as usual ... I'm still trying to figure out how come you reuploaded this video , did you have to edit the video?
The audio was messed up. That's all.
Awh ok ... I can't wait to see what you got next for a video ... I need to get out and shoot my .22 long rifle soon maybe next week i also want to go for a duck and goose hunt with my shotgun oh gee im having withdraws from shooting my guns lol
Chris McEvoy Ya, I hear you... I get the shakes once in a while if I don't get out and at least make some noise... lol!Thanks for watching and I hope you get out soon to do some shooting! :-)
Great video, interesting and fun.
what kind of rifle and it's caliber ,and the range of it?
Marlin 795, .22lr, and about 100 yards but it can go farther.
+BoB - Gaming and More has more range than a .45 tho.
+Soviet Gene do you mean a .45acp pistol?
+BoB - Gaming and More yes. the 45ACP. has a range of 50 yards.
5:18...the cap on the tannerite is on cross threaded which will not confine the tannerite like it will if it is on correct and tight...which will have the obvious consequence of a reduction of explosive power
Probably still tight if he did not lose much material. But yea, it is actually pretty hard to screw it on right. Tannerite needs better/deeper threads.
u can also use basic .22blanks an put a .22 pellet on top of it, its works just fine
Put a .22 slug in it, and you will hit your target too. The pellet skirt is no match for that power. My springer mag .22 air gun blows the skirt up like a balloon, and I am sure the powder force rips it apart as soon as it leaves the muzzle. A slug will not do that, and it may shoot comparable to a cartridge in a .22 rifle.
This would be nice to try with some heavy pellets, I know they got some that close to the weight of a 22 call bullet
is it a real gun that u have to use to shoot the little pelets or a airsoft gun u are using
nathan orozco It needs to be a real .22 rifle.
not a airsoft
nathan orozco Correct, not an airsoft. It needs to be an actual firearm.
thank you , keep me updated
on your videos
Try putting the .22 pellet 4-5" into the barrel then shoot it. My prediction is better accuracy and hopefully not to much velocity lost. I would suspect the initial blast of the nail gun blank is damaging the thin base of the pellet when the pellet is seated just ahead of the blank. Moving it further down might reduce the initial pressure on the pellet and hopefully allow it to maintain its shape..
lol, I thought the 795 had a magazine safety, how did you fire it without the magazine inserted?
+Miguel Melgoza I disabled it. I think magazine safeties are silly.
+mmatt Ahh, didn't know you could do that. Thx! Yeah, couldn't agree more.
VERY interesting. I did not think you would get a result. I ended up doing an accuracy test with my pellets. I will post it soon if you are subscribed. I was actually getting some decent groups with some combinations.
RyeOnHam Nice. I'd be interested to see what kind of groups could be achieved.
Coming soon. Have to edit... and that means time that I don't have.
what you recon would happen if u emteyed the powder and put black powder in instead or maybe even with. then stuck a 22 cal heavy ball in a c02 revolver? so you have 6-8 blanks in the clip but blanks filled with black powder or just the blank round or both mixed?
I am going to try this vs wood target.
U did?
Why not use in fire arm??
Why is the Tannerite white in the first pic of it and Black in the last pic?
It needs to be mixed with a catalyst before it will explode. The catalyst is a dark grey powder.
@@mmatt I understand legally, it is not considered "manufacturing explosives" if the factory did not mix it up. The laws may change for us mixing it up. :(
Is it fast to change?
This video made me laugh. Cheers!
Good how I can buy this gun
Well done.
This said NOT to fire it in your firearm and I'm not.
This is curtis's firearm so thanks curtis! Hilarious!
Your pellets need to be at least an inch further up the bore otherwise you cannot expect accuracy. These are extremely accurate if you do it right.
With pellets traveling that fast out of the barrel I could imagine the skirt is melting if not the whole thing on top of the shockwave of breaking the sound barrier is probably why accuracy is not so good
yes. this exactly
Should have tried a heavier pellet in the low 20's grain. My collection has them from 11 to 31 grains
can you say will it work if blank used in pallet pistol?
A pellet pistol has no way of igniting the primer in the blank cartridge. You need an actual .22LR firearm for this to work.
I would love to see the results using a bigger grain pellet,
For example bisley magnum or the super rare saxby palmer nato zinc alloy pellets which are much bigger in size/lenth but not much in grain 🤔
Would be nice to have an airgun that shoots 2500-3000 fps, cause i only got an old one that goes 1250 fps or 395ms, the old hatsan 125, but its annoying to load it every time since u need to have done some push ups first:) cause damn my son stressed with it so he didnt want to shoot much when he was younger, and bought it for him since i remember how fun i had with my first airgun at a young age.
A very interesting video, I've only just found it, thank you for posting. One thing that came to mind is that .22 ammo is 5.6mm but pellet are 5.5mm. Eley Wasps in the blue tin are 5.6mm if that is any help.
Believe me, the force of the nail gun cap will blow up the skirt like a balloon, (if it is not ripping it apart). I have a mag spring air gun that shoots the 16gr.pellet at about 875fps, (way slower than this), and it blows the skirt up for plenty of rifling contact and seal.
@@EarthSurferUSA Cheers for that, I hadn't given that a thought, so 0.1mm is neither here nor there. All the best to you for a happy new year!
Awesome. Good job.thanks
Heavier and harder pellets.
for Science! haha, cool idea / video man! 💥👈💥👈
2:00 lol! loved it
WAHTS THE NAME OF THAT AND WHERE CAN I GET THAT
"That"? Oh the milk jug. You can get "that" at any grocery store and many gas stations.
In 3 generations, we will try to communicate with each other with grunts and clicks.
Your accuracy may have been off as they used a ramrod to place the pellet in barrel.
How to make this gun?
It's a real gun. He shoots his rifle using blanks from nail gun.