Shooting Steel Safely
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- Sharing some safety tips on shooting steel, as well as MY 30 + years of steel shooting experience.
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hickock almost exposed himself. hes really over 200 years old and bought the house in 1896. he looks so youthful because legend has it gun smoke gives him life
you know the man is great when people start ascribing Chuck Norris level legends to him!
God said "I'll make me a Man". And He created Hickok45.
No no no no, it was Hickok who made god!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Best comment of 2016
Now he knows who you are!
A thousand years from now, archeologists are going to conclude that one of the major battles of this century took place on your property.
Jonn Porter the battle of Hickok’s Hill
Two Liter Wars
😂
lmao nice one
The massacre of terra cotta on Hickok’s hill.
The Bob Ross of guns.
please don't Hickok is spraying happy lead!!
he really is just very soothing to watch and listen to
We've got some nice happy 2 litters over here, how about we give it some nice lead friends to go along
Josh Hodgen now we're going to get a little crazy here, paint some lead downrange
Shoot the devil out if it.
The cans and the bottles sitting on the ground was a great demonstration.
Nice mental image demonstrating the Dynamics involved. I was glad to see a common sense approach to demonstrating the dangers, too. I'm going to show my grandsons this so I know they understand.
really good job with the cans and sodas under neath the targets. Really good demonstration.
ever have an unintentional discharge on a concrete floor while wearing sandals?
yep
I used to be anti gun...I've bought 4 guns since I started watching this man's videos some months back.
@@sublimetulii23 There's a lot of us out here who are pro-gun who never owned a firearm before. I *just* bought my first gun a couple of weeks ago, but have been pro 2a for 30 years.
@@sublimetulii23 2nd Amendment doesn't give you right to have arms.
Too many people associate guns only with crime and death. Aside from the typical self defense argument (which I wholeheartedly support), guns can be great fun to have a day out shooting with friends and family. I feel most anti gun people aren’t familiar with that side of guns. I hope in addition to your purchases, you take time to enjoy them by taking them out to shoot. I know a lot of people who own a gun, but let it sit in a safe for years.
@@ethanhunt571 I agree...and yes I've been to the range regularly...as of late it has been harder due to cost and scarcity of ammo
@@rickthe533 That's unfortunate, the ammo shortage has been a real pain, especially for new gun owners. As a college student, I was able to save up for my first gun several months before things started going downhill in March last year. When everything began to hit the fan, there wasn't a huge spike yet in ammo sales where I lived, but I knew it was coming, so I bought several boxes. I couldn't get that much because I am on a tight budget as a student, and although I have some reserves for emergency use, It's hard to afford ammo for practice.
The magic and success of his channel is he reminds many people of the father or grand father they wish they had
Its funny that you say that because the only reason I stopped on this channel was because he looks identical to my late grandfather. My grandfather to loved firearms too.
Nice comment. I hope my kids and grandkids think this way of me.
Heh, yeah. At least he's sharing a bit of his wisdom. Love CZcams, gives me real value for basically free.
Hickok45 and EssentialCraftsman are my CZcams Grandads
Exactly 100%
"Shooting steel has risks, and could potentially be dangerous"
Me: "CIRCLE GO PIIIIIING!"
Halo 343 is better than the classic
@@devinreyes8233 false, and not really relevant?
Thats a lie
My door bell go Bing bong!
Some say Hickok's laugh cures cancer
Lowered my cholesterol
i no longer have a headache, if that means something...
Ask your doctor if Hickok's laugh is right for you.
his laugh makes sad clowns smile...he is the most interesting presenter on youtube...
+Clorox Bleach THEY'RE ON TO US
back in 1896
That slip either means Hickok is a time traveller or an immortal like highlander?
Back in 3574.
that plate does look like it was from the 1800s hahahaha
i heard a rumor that hickok assisted samuel colt in the development of the single action army
"BACK IN MY DAY WE HAD TWO STICKS AND A ROCK." "AND WE HAD TO SHARE THE ROCK"
"Is everybody stupid?"
"Maybe"
Snorted at that one haha
Yea i snorted a fat line when he said that too
Truer words have never been spoken
Not everybody........just 81 million who voted for Biden.
@@grbmajor6645 Aww come on it aint that bad brother! Up north in cuckhold Canada we have a clown banning AR-15 (and a ton of other firearms). You have it good in the US, we are envious!
I wish I could shoot hickok's range, I love it, the setup is perfect, the gong, the chickens, goats, short range and long range targets, this is the best shooting gallery in existence.
the exile From what I understand he owns a decent number of acres, so there’s not a risk of noise complaints or even a danger of something stray going into someone else’s yard.
And the trees for shade & privacy
It is a pretty great little range. Produces a great sound as well because of the hills.
@@flyinggoose1456 - WOW!
I’d like to know where the road is while he shoots it sounds like it stays busy and fairly close
i shot at a car rim once and the .300 rem. mag. bullet followed the curve of the rim and came right back over my head and smacked the house.. good thing the house was stone or i could have had a big big problem. i never shot steel like that again.. i like my life and don't want to end it for something stupid like that.. good video.
Hey Wes!
Thanks for sharing. We can all learn from your experience.
+Eric Blake 😂😂
Hi Wes . Sounds like a Lesson Learned the Hard Way Bud . Appreciate you sharing your experiences.
***** it was a long time ago and i was stupid!!
Great tips! Not so long ago I was shooting an old steel car rim at about 50 yards with an AR. Well, Murphy was looming and a tiny sliver came RIGHT back and hit me just under the bridge of my glasses on my nose. Lots of curved surfaces on that rim just caused a fragment to make a U-turn right back at me.
AR? What happened to the shotguns
Stay safe
Lol I shot a car rim before as well, I heard that thing zing off of there, never doing that again
I was going to say anything can happen at any time given the proper conditions! His answer was a warning but in so many words and was saying, most likely you’ll be alright!
The dangerous *No U* card
We shot steel in the Marine Corps and pretty close. We would have little spots of blood on our faces. Fast forward 10 or so years I'm sitting on the couch watching a movie with my wife. In the corner of my nostril there was a bump. I start picking at it and what do I pull out of my skin. A piece of copper jacket from a 9mm ball round. It was surprisingly large I will say. My wife was mortified I kept that damn thing hell I wanted to put it back. Fond memories of range days. The MP5 was fun to shoot.
Wow, pretty dedicated to not letting your wife know you pick your nose, eh?
You are living proof that perhaps some people shouldn't be allowed to use firearms.
Old skool
We had the green pop-up plastic ivans
+Louis Laszlo he was in the marine corps
Louis Laszlo you are living proof that some ppl can't read , sorry not trying to be rude but don't be disrespectful to our veterans.........good day sir.
I never realized how much knowledge was needed about shooting steel. Great video.
Hickok, we modeled our steel range around your idea of using shepherd's crooks from the local hardware store. They swing naturally deflecting jackets and lead downward, and the crooks are flexible allowing for even more absorption of the force of the rounds. Proper eye and ear pro is always a must. Thank you for pioneering the home rang ideas!
Hickok almost slipped up and admitted he moved to TN in 1880's there for a moment! :D
yrgbv
A bit of physics here: a large part of what prevents shrapnel from bouncing back at you is the swinging plate absorbs much of the energy/momentum of the bullet and thus it is not reflected back at you. When you shoot the coffin around 8 min in, one soda can bursts. Why? I'll tell you why: it was because that bullet impacted the coffin when the coffin was swinging back at you! All of your other shots impacted the target when it was swinging AWAY from you, which built up the stored momentum in the coffin! When the coffin is moving towards you and the bullet impacts then, the bullet's momentum is met with greater momentum in the opposite direction from the coffin, which mathematically is identical to the bullet impacting a wall that is moving towards you!
This might be more intuitive if you imagine a head on collision on the road: if your truck moving 30 mph impacts a stationary truck of equal mass, much of your momentum is absorbed in the collision and the net momentum of the system after the collision is still moving in the direction as your truck was. But if instead you crash into a truck that is also moving 30mph towards you, that is mathematically equivalent to driving your truck impacting an immovable wall! If that truck you hit is now even heavier or faster than your truck, then the net momentum of the system is in the direction of the other truck, meaning you are going to have a bad day when you go from 30mph due east to 10mph due west in milliseconds.
7:15 that blew my mind. good stuff sir.
So....Hickok, when are you gonna run the NRA? I'll happily sign up then.
@no candy they dont want to share the bounty with anyone. Meanwhile, my rights are continually eroded.....
@@karlhungus1368 It does make you wonder how in the world they manage to go bankrupt. Doesn't seem like the kind of foundation that would ordinarily manage to do that to itself...
Run for U.S. president.
Thank you for this video. There is more to gun safty then just pulling the trigger and hitting the target.
Hickok45 for President 2020! Oh wait, he's an honest man.
Hickock45 for #46.
#45-4-45
(45 for(4) 45)
It's 2020 now...hope ur still alive
I would but vermin supreme’s zombie powered power plant is too good to pass up
Thanks hickok, the only way I can learn firearm safety is through my friends, their family, or your videos! We're all glad to have you since some of us don't come from gun families
Holy cow! That was a serious demonstration. Perfectly explained.
The clang is addictive. I appreciate the work you put into your videos.
A fine example of your professional concern for the people you teach. Thank you sir.
I only like shooting steel because of the satisfying "ping" sound it makes.
HybridEdits I prefer glass. Only problem is you gotta drink a lot.
@@ChristianMartinez-it6sj just buy glass jars or something idk.
Me too! I love the big gong back on the hill, and the coffin ⚰️
I’m guessing it’s 1/4” thick on account of the ring! The thinner the steel, the louder the ring :)
Thanks for sharing the knowledge. This is my first year of firearm ownership and really appreciate all these great videos
Useful info that I hadn't thought much about. I've only shot very little steel at someone else's range, but your range setup has me interested in something similar. Thanks for doing this video.
I have to say, I've watched tons of your videos, and they are just so informative and well thought-out. The demonstration of ricochets with the bottles under the swinging steel targets was a really effective and interesting teaching tool. I don't even own any guns, but knowledge is power and you provide it well. Thanks for this!
A brilliant video! Full of detailed advice from the Great Sage! I love that a good portion of the videos and advice is about safety. You're a true credit to the gun community Sir!
Great PSA & information from an experienced shooter. Thanks Hickok45.
This guy is just simply a really good teacher
Yet another well made vidoe on firearm safety. I truly appreciate everything you guys produce! Thank you!
This is by far my favorite channel. Just bought a gun Hickok45 recommended. The Taurus G3c, it really is a $600-$800 gun with the features it has out if the box. Especially when compared to the Glock 43x.
It has the metal sights with blacked out rear, glock and many brand sights comparability especially the TruGlo night sights.
It's red dot ready, laser flashlight ready. Tenifer Matte Black Coating with anti rust/corrosion on steel slide.
Comes with 3 metal mags (12+1's)
Upgraded trigger from G series, manual saftey.
Easily racked with front and back serations
Ect
Closing in on 4 mil subs ! Congrats man , one of the best "gun guys" on CZcams .
Cool video, and I particularly liked the demonstration with 2 liters and pop cans around the base of the targets - that was a pretty brilliant demonstration. Years ago I used to haul aluminum out of Alcoa Tennessee that was used to make pop cans. That stuff is .004" thick, and according to Google "copy paper" is also .004" thick. Just a little trivia for you...
I love your videos, just found them to be honest, you calmly describe guns and safety as well as describe how to avoid and fix shooting problems!
Never commented on your videos before Hickok but have watch almost everyone, and bought "MANY" guns because I watched you shoot them, thank you for all the information and keep up the good work that I know you love to do. God bless brother!
Hey hickok45! There's a video on youtube floating around titled 'bullets at 1 million FPS' or some such. It's a collection of ultra-high speed clips of bullets hitting targets at different angles, and it shows with very clear detail what you seem to be describing in this video here. Check it out if you have some time. Take care!
Frames Per Second I imagine you mean. Just to clarify those who might read "feet per second" at first.
@@ammayhem50 that would be quite a mess
I never really cared for firearms for the dangers of them, though I was always curious about some of the technical details of them. Now I know target shooting is a lot of fun, and defense of the common people is immensely important. But I just wanted to say that Hickock45 is an incredible teacher. A classic, safety oriented, knowledgeable man that takes a "dangerous" subject and applies common sense and teaches anyone and everyone on the proper practice. It's why a I followed and continue to watch to this day despite not even owning a firearm. He is an example of what the gun community should be about. Many of the comments here are surprisingly (to some communities) are also examples of this as I rarely see hateful and ill tempered comments. They are all about the products, safety and just sharing experiences.
We are in a period where there is a divide where more guns means more violence, and less guns means more innocents killed a difficult and seemingly impossible situation to compromise. But that sweet middle ground is people with the respect and knowledge of what he/she is dealing with like a man like this. It's about knowledge and respect towards the risks of the hobby and educating about it. It's not political, it's not race or gender, or any other politics, but about the product and only about the product and expressing safety. Much respect for honest, genuine, channels like this.
More guns means less violence no arguing the facts.
Couldn’t agree more.
More people= more violence. The tools used to achieve the means don’t really have too much to do with it.
Well said.
I’m my experience, when it comes to guns, there’s more people like Hickok out there than you might realize.
Ccw holders commit the least amount of crimes on the country, lower than actual police officers. The safest states in the country are states that allow the least amount of restrictions when it comes to the 2nd amendment and conceal carry. Really makes you "wonder why" some states are super regulated yet have the highest crime and homicide rates....
I only met my grand father a hand full of times but I swear every time I watch you I can feel his comfort!
Hickock - Your videos have undoubtedly changed the behaviours and attitudes of millions of shooters out there - You need to be nominated for an award for the work that you do!
If you want cheap reactive targets that won't throw lead back: line up some clays or 2 liters.
Problem with that is they're consumable, and the cleanup (for 2ltrs at least)
Ice makes a great reactive target. And the cleanup is easy - just wait for it. It does require some preparation, like saving some plastic containers to freeze ahead of time. If you don't like the clear/white color, then a little food coloring can be added before freezing.
problem with stuff like clay pigeons, bottles, cans or anything like that is you have to reset the targets. metal targets you set up and can shoot all day
Shooting clays is fun watching them blow apart. But the reset sucks.
Too much trigger trash is made from those targets, plus having to reset them every 5 min. Steel is best, walk it out there and leave it until time to go home.
Note to self: Invest in a kevlar cup.
I had the very same thought lol
Nah, do a proper job and go for DU instead of kevlar
@@Smokeyr67 what's DU?
Diamond Cutter deleted uranium
@@Smokeyr67 Did you know that DU isn't fully depleted? It's still fairly radioactive. Not what I would recommend to protect your boys. Stick with AR500 steel; that stuff is Hickok approved.
Very informative video. I think the demonstration with the cans and bottles beneath the targets gave me an overall picture of how and where the rounds go after impact. GREAT STUFF! Thank you for sharing.
Hickok. You can tell you were a teacher in your past. Excellent learning lesson for even experienced shooter. I have been shooting mainly paper targets, cans, plastic bottles for 50 years. I learned something about steel targets. Have a great day! Keep them in the X ring!
I've always wanted to see a gun safety video from you guys. Do's and Don'ts and such.
We have done several through the years.
+hickok45 awesome, I'll try to find them, thanks!
Thank you for taking the time to make this video. Great stuff :)
Can't stress the importance of this topic and video enough. Thank you!
I think you have one of the best gun and safety shows out there. Thank You Sir.
I've been wondering about this subject myself. I made a target from a 1/2" plate and I designed it to hang at a downward angle but I still heard horror stories so I wasn't sure if I wanted to try it out.
I have my ar-500 steel free hanging from chains. No come back so far. I will have to rebuild the frame. The splatter is cutting through through the 2x6's and 4x4's
Yep.. Ditto. Just don't grab the frame.. jacket fragments will slice your hand quick. Did have 1 small piece come back about a week ago. First time in 4 years. (20 yards with a 357 I wasn't shooting.) I think it can come back if you hit it on the back swing.
Don't hang it if you are shooting within 50 yards, I hit a plate on a back swing with a 9mm and still have 8 of the 12 pieces that the bullet broke into in my leg. Surgeries and a mess. If I was to do it again, I would attach it to a fence post with the bullet deflecting downward into the ground.
You were shooting to close to the targets.
9mm? 50 yards? really? The target was freely hanging and shrapnel made the 50 yard return? wow....just hard to believe...
Papa Bill, I never said I was shooting 50 yards. Haha mine was more like 15 yards. I said if you are shooting within 50 yards you might not want to hang it, instead I would suggest hanging it on a post angled downward to deflect the bullets into the dirt.
But, to each his own.
PS- if you read my other comment on this video, not just this thread, you will see that I have the full story there and I did clarify 15 yards. Sorry for the confusion.
Thank you for all the safety tips on shooting steel targets,I've been hesitated on shooting steel until now.
Mr, I love your videos and the way you explained things, I envy (with simpaty) your place and your gun collection, keep it up, great work, cheers from Italy
Reminds me of the video of the guy shooting a .50 cal at some steel and it hit the steel and came straight back and hit him in the ear muff?
Oh yeah! I've always wondered what type of round he shot
Allen- I seen that on youtube - that guy was very lucky ! !
Showed that video to someone just the other day.
Probably a fake video to earn some money on it going viral.
I don't think that was a fake video.
They actually show (they did when i did the course anyway)this clip to potential firearm owners here in Vic,Australia when they are discussing ricochet's.
Hickok thank you for posting this video! That helped me by answering so many questions I had about shooting steel. Does one need to worry about the post you put the shepard's hook on? Does it have to me circular or can it be any post?
The stand is generally not a problem, except if you are using these for rifle targets (.308, 5.56, etc.) out there at any range, you'll occasionally cut the shepard's hook and have to replace it. Remember, these things are designed for some other silly purpose, such as hanging plants, I guess, so they are not made of hardened steel, of course. A hot rifle round goes through them like butter.
Wife and I want to move to Tennessee and build our own backyard range. Thanks Hickock. Well actually we both want to move, I want the range, but it's progress!
Always teaching and inspiring the world. Hickok45, you’ll live forever. 👍
Just added this playlist to my favourites... GREAT VIDEOS!
I have my steel targets at angles facing down so the led goes into the dirt
Theres going to a lead mine in that yard 1000 years from now they'll be recovering lead
Thank you for the great info! I always felt the swinging and the giving steel target were great at reducing harm from the shooter
Thank you for explaining how to set them up for safety. I've been wanting to set some targets for practice with my family.
About two weeks ago i nearly lost my eye from a ricochet. Friend of mine was shooting at a dented up plate with his 9mm from about 20 yards came back and hit me in the eye brow. Got a black eye!
Thanks for the video! Recent subscriber here and I just wanna say I love the content. You put out great work and you do it with great humor. Thank you. P.s. I hope you're getting paid by carhartt! I definitely want to get a shirt from them now
No, but they are welcome to send a check anytime they'd like. :-)
Pretty informative. When I get my land cleared out, I'd like to get a steel range set up and now I know how to do so safely. Thanks fellas!
My son and I thank you for these tips. Range safety is an often neglected and sadly observed in hindsight after an accident. I will share your video with friends.
When I was about 14?, I shot a steel railroad T-Rail at close range with a 30-30 , having one's face Sand Blasted is not a fun thing ):
Yep, we live and learn, provided our teenage ignorance doesn't kill us. It's a miracle any of us guys make it through our teen years.
hickok45 I had a relative (even dumber than myself) fill a 12ga shell with nuts and bolts, it didn't hurt him when he set it off but the guy behind him caught a face full of wood from the gun's stock . Yes he was a teen too at the time. ):
I don't even want to imagine that...
***** Nuts and bolts are square and have sharp corners, and don't fit too well going down a round tube, have you ever seen a "Log Jam"?.
Mini bike jousting... Seeing who's dog could pull them, fastest, down a gravely road on a skateboard. Happier times.
I was RO at a GSSF match at our club. I was running the plate station. 8 plates @ 11yds. My truck was parked in the pit over 25 yds away from the target array. I had a tarp on the hood. At the end of the day after running a few hundred shooters on 2 racks, the tarp on my truck was covered with fragments, mostly pieces of copper jackets. They should rule out jacketed ammo at such a stage IMHO.
'whatever you do, life is full of risks' a beautiful quote
Thanks for the video. Really helped out. I'm taking notes on how to build my own steel target rang. With the area that I have you just changed my mind. Awesome video thanks.
G'day from Australia!
If possible, would love to see you review and test the Adler a110 lever action shotgun.
Love your videos, been watching for years.
"Is everybody stupid?" For some reason, Mr. Hand's "Is everyone on dope?" just came to mind.
Great illustrations with the bottles at the bottom.
Thank you
THANK YOU! Love all of your videos; this one I needed especially!
I'm so old I can remember when "shooting steel" was a synonym for "gun".
I can sit here all day and listen to Hickok read the phone book and never lose interest. What's up with that? He would make one hell of a press secretary or politician.
Or a radio host
CoyoteTa81 He's the white version of Morgan Freeman imo.
i think he said he was a teacher at one point in his videos.
I'm a democrat voter by nature and I live in a liberal city in California. I love this guy. He's smart, charismatic, level headed and salt of the earth.
Mr hickok always chuckles when he starts shooting. You know he just loves it so much
Thank you for the Video! Great info, Always enjoy you and John.
1:10 - "Is everybody stupid? - Maybe." :D
Hickock,
A very good episode. You made some good points.
1. Using Hanging steel is very important.
2. Using Hardened steel is also very important.
What you didn't say, and I think it is very important, is that people should hang their hardened steel targets so that the bottom of the target is further away than the top of the target.
That makes the splatter hit the ground just in front of the target.
There are many ways to do this.
If done correctly, hardened steel hanging targets can be shot safely at fairly close range.
Love your videos. Thank You.
Duane
Great demo, sir! I always learn a lot (and enjoy) your videos. Thank you for being you. 🤗
Excellent video Hickok45! Your doing a great public service for the shooting community!
I understand disagreeing with a lifestyle...But targeting swingers? I know, I know...I'm not funny...
Dry Humor would have been funnier if you didn’t admit it
Use extra caution with kiddos and steel targets. Had a bounce back while shooting with my son where a jacketed round tumbled and stopped right up to our feet. Never in my life has this happened after thousands of rounds. We had a long talk about never telling momma about this 😉. It was a good opportunity to discuss shooting safety and eye protection.
Dustin Wyatt 🙏 God Bless, stay safe brother
Thank you for taking the time to make this video sir.
This video was highly informal and very enjoyable to watch. Hickok you are a true American legend.
Let me be the first in say you thanks for share with us those tips!
Hey Hickok, commonsense it's different from State to State. Maybe in Tennessee it's more common the sense than Kentucky! I joke 👍🏻
Hickok45, Thanks you answered a couple of my questions I had about steel targets - Hardness & Distance.
hello I am French and I love all your video and thank you for this video on the weapon fire risk as there shooting at steel targets
Can you interview the gong ?
Hickock:What is your favorite song?
Gong: *Hurt - Johnny Cash*
I think it may be hells bells 😂
i have a gun range bout 1000 yards from my house, don't know what they were firing, but i heard a shot, and a half second later richocet flew over head and landed in the trees, the darn thing was whistling like crazy.
Mr. Sloth Same here. Growing up as a kid there was one down the road from our house. Someone thought it would be a good idea and shoot a .22 off in the air. Well that went to my buddies house about a mile away and hit his above ground pool. They didn't know what happened until they called 911. Someone called the cops on the guy at the range and since they called the cops reporting mysterious damage to the pool he was arrested. They found the bullet in the pool since he sprung a small .22 hole in the siding.
Thanks for the vid, been wanting to make some and set a range up and this video set me up well.
thank you. Important content to talk about for everyone, even as a refresher.
He Started out with a dry t-shirt, ended video drinched in sweat. So glad summer is done for awhile!!
"Flat, hard, keep a safe distance and always wear protection."
Good summary of what building a personal range involves. Thx H 45 !
Thank you Hickok45, just the information I was looking for! Love ya man, take care...