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Testing the Copperhead Fragmenting Slugs

🕑 Added 2020-02-28 02:10:58 +0000 UTC
Testing the Copperhead Fragmenting Slugs

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Chris Cherry

Awesome content, I'll buy these once perfected and for sale!. You had another video with steel slugs and lead bands, maybe the lead bands in place of the fragmenting o rings?

TAOFLEDERMAUS

I have one too. Still need to blast it. thanks!

TAOFLEDERMAUS

thank you!

John p.

I have an old cordless drill I would like to see rapidly disassembled while chooching along in high speed. How do I send it to you?

Rhen_Merchant

One of your best videos. All the different mediums was interesting. Seeing the path in the clear gel was VERY cool.

Chris Crowther

Spinning the block so you can can actually see the paths of the petals looked really good. And now I'm probably going to go add myself to some more lists in the UK, because I'm curious as to how much that gel costs.

Fudmottin

Cool. I also have a question. How and when is California's lead ammo ban going to affect you?

TAOFLEDERMAUS

The o-rings are just keeping the slug centered in the barrel without any metal to metal contact. I have some Russian steel slugs that we'll test soon that use lead rifling bands in a similar way the o-rings are being used on these.

Fudmottin

That was absolutely excellent. I was thinking about the o-rings as I watched. Could they be made out of copper or mild spring steel and still get a good seal? Automotive piston engines use metal compression rings (and I think the oil rings are also metal). Also the three gas seal rings on the AR-15 bolt are metal. So it's just a question of them being able to snap into place, form a good seal, and not tear up the inside of the barrel.

Dr. Strangelove

Glad to see the addition of the gel, It gives a good view of the performance of the projectile.

Gerald King

Very interesting! Keep those videos coming.

Gary A

You need to do the Paul Harrell meat target to test hunting slugs and at 50 yards jell test at that range as well to get a better idea how they would work on game 4 and 2 legged just a thought .

Brian Armstrong

Congratulations on the clear bugger. That test would have been incomplete without Danny’s feather.

Those are works of art.


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