22lr vs 22mag vs 25acp - Mouse Guns for Self Defense - Giant Clay Blocks
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22lr vs 22mag vs 25acp - Mouse Guns for Self Defense - Giant Clay Blocks
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I think the .22 mag didn't get to reach it's full velocity from a tiny revolver which is why it didn't do that much and had unburnt powder flying everywhere.
Correct
Yup!
Just have to add. Good to learn new things!
Yep.
They do make a 22 mag load specifically designed for short barrel applications. I assume it has faster burning powder.
@@MikeMalkowski Gold Dot makes a short barrel round for self defense as well as Hornady (Critical Defense). I'm sure others do to as well. Thier powder burns faster for sure and there is not as much powder.
Even though it wasn't as dramatic as the larger calibers, that was a lot of fun. Would love to see the same distance shot with a .32acp.
Good idea
Beretta 950 vs 21A vs 3032...
Totally agree . Dad had a old 32acp astra that 32acp was first handgun me in my brother larn to shoot as a kid
Yeaaah buddy! Me too! 😎👍
@@WHOTEEWHO it seems like a longer barrel on the .22 mag would’ve gotten the results you expected. All that splatter on the block looked like unburned, or semi burned powder splatter. Performance would’ve been more impressive from a barrel length of 4-6 inches (or more to maximize the powder burn)
I enjoyed this more than the big bores! We all know that the big bores are going to do some serious damage: But getting a good visual representation of what smaller calibres will do is a treat! Thanks 👍
Thanks for watching!
Need to cut the clay block open and show the interior “wound channel”.
In slow mo that 22mag sure seamed to hit a lot harder. Moved the 25 lb block of clay.
How does one "wound" an inanimate object? Just wondering. I guess if you bring enough gun, you can wound just about anything. ;) I get it, but it still tickles my funny bone a little.
I agree on the 22 mag.
Open up that block of clay if you want to see the real results. I would suggest each round gets its own block of clay for a true side by side comparison
.22mag had a much larger bulge around the hole than the others. I'm not convinced that it didn't win.
25 the best
.25 gives center fire ignition reliability plus it was designed for short barrels. I think all that peppering on the clay face was unburned .22 Mag powder. I’ve seen other tests on CZcams that showed out of the short NAA barrel .22 LR can have higher velocity than the .22 Mag because of all that unburned powder. Nice test.
👍👍 thanks for watching Bill!
The is almost the exact comment that I was about to make
I would take the .22 mag anyday over the .25acp
The cci stinger for the 22lr would be neat to see tested also
I'd like to see the comparison of all the 22LR rounds. And also a comparison between rifles of different lengths.
Also the segmented
Also the 22mag critical duty
So would the 22mag hollow point.
All would hurt.
Yup
All would kill. Wouldn’t want to get hit with any.
Beretta 25 acp was my first handgun I ever fired as a kid..
For me was a PIC 25 acp, a geunuine saturday night special ... I still have the purchase receipt for $29.95!
@@Pinky-lg3lz lmao, I have a J.A 25, also a Saturday night special. However I've cleaned it head to toe and it works fine(I uploaded a video about it on my channel, but I do a lot of talking lol)
Nice video! I did this test long ago and concluded that 22 (even LR) benefits a lot from longer barrels. The 25 ACP is meant to be used on very short barrels so it has a really fast burning powder. 22 not so much
A 22 in your hand is better than a 45 in the truck !!
Yeap, or If you aim small, you miss small, unless you meant to keep their head down.
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That was beautiful. Bring tears to the eye...
Words of wisdom to live by.
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One of these videos you really need to say "dammit bobby" 😂😂 who all agrees?
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I carry a Bauer 25 acp with Hornady hollow points. I’ve always known it was good enough at close range. I’m glad you proved it for others to see.
@Black Labs Matter do you carry your air rifle/ pellet gun around with you in your pocket? Or does it sit in a closet at home? If something goes down i dont think the perp would be warded off by the 30-30 i have sitting at home.
These are mouse guns bud. That’s what the video is about. Try putting a .357 mag of ANY make in your shirt pocket.
SUCH a fun round with HUGE fireballs and, almost no recoil! My FAVE pistol for fun shooting!
22 long rifle has killed alot of game and people. It's alot more of a dangerous round than alot may think. Anybody who gets hit with a 22 round if it don't kill you your still going to need serious medical attention.
Even 22 short
President Reagan was almost killed with a 22rf.
I accidentally shot myself in the hand with a .22LR when I was 12. Hurt like a sumbitch.
@@philkearny5587 Dang, I bet it did! Just curious, were you effing around or purely accidental?
@@bepropheta6665 Was doing something stupid. I was lucky, coulda been a lot worse.
Well for "argument sake" after two holes from 22 the 25 had less clay to push out of the way (side walls) so yes it would make a bigger hole. Throw some "CCI Stinger" at it at 1,620 fps and rerun the test. Thank you for your time and efforts I enjoyed watching.
Thank you again for an up close look at the clay block test for the 3 shots with different ammo. Really enjoyed your test on the video. Well done and very informative. Thank you again. Keep up the great work, videos and information.
Cool video. I load my Jetfire with Norma FMJs. Just because it was all I could find. All 3 did really well in the clay. Stingers would be my choice in the 22 LR. Hornaday Ballistic tip for the 22 mag.
Yup most 25 you find is fmj
that.25 did surprise me...I had a Davis double barrell .25 acp derringer and shot at a 50 gallon drum from a couple feet and only made a puny dent ...wish I had it back. I also had a .22 mag Davis and had to ram out every empty. As usual, informative and entertaining. Take care, who tee hoo, and be careful.
Another great vid. All the stippling with 22 mag is unburnt powder. That’s why longer (not to long) barrels create higher velocity and pressure.
Thanks for sharing that!
I would like to see a .25 shoot from a carbine.....
I like a .22 for a back up most times but in the summer in Arizona that’s what I carry most times in like Basketball shorts a Ruger LCP 2 in .22 with CCI mini mag hollows
The 22's would be just as good or better with a longer barrel, even pistol barrel, than a .25. But I get the fact that you were testing mouse guns...
Definitely a surprise on this video, I always thought the 25 acp was weak kneed ? Guess that's not so.
Surprised me
My dad was a WWII vet and was the bartender at the VFW. He brought home the cash box every night and inside with the cash was a loaded 25acp. He said he trusted it with his life. Just checked the price of the 25acp ammo, .54 cents a round.
In the books James Bond originally carried a .25 Beretta, before they took it off him and gave him the Walther PPK. If I remember rightly he didn't want to give the Beretta up. Now I see why!
The .25 was surprising and the spark shower was cool.
Sparks!!!
Expecting more from the 22 mag, you should do a clay test with 32 acp vs 380, very well executed demonstration.
I've carried all of them before. But my choice would be the 25acp
The smaller calibers are looked over, but if that is the caliber you shoot best, stick with it. A hole where there wasn't one beats a miss by a long shot. .22 has took a lot of life from this world.
Great job WTW
Keep'em coming
Man when I was a kid I used to love shooting clay with my pump up pellet gun.
I got a mini 9mm over under with a 2 inch barrel and at 10 feet it starts to tumble . Great gun for self defense at close range . Works like the old Dum Dum rounds !
Yup!
@@WHOTEEWHO Shot in the knee it might come out in your brain . Dum Dum,s were banned for that specific reason !
I do like the 25ACP, "BUT" all three will put somebody in a world of hurt!
Good shooting and interesting experiment.
I own a Baretta 950. It is my back up gun and it has never failed me.
Would be cool to cut the block open with a thin wire to see the cavities
It would be interesting to see if any of the rounds tumbled .
Would like to sees the same teat in reverse order. The density might be compromised each time a round passes through it
My thoughts exactly would of like to have seen a clay block for each round oh well
When I was 15, way back in 1960, the NRA did a gun safety presentation to our HS gym class. That was Deer River HS in northern MN. At the end he shot a .22 short into a block of Ivory soap. It was an eye opener for all of us. BTW, That school then was K to 12 in one building and the 22 short was all they would let him shoot indoors. And if your homework was caught up, they would give you time off for the only 7 day deer season in the whole state. Plus a 14 year old could get a drivers license. The good old days!
Hi, WTW. That was a fun video. Everybody got a little surprise, which was also educational. When people say "It's just as good as..." you can tell them, "The clay never lies." A simple and accurate test. Thanks for sharing! Stay healthy! Peace! Love! Charity!
Your “hmmm” 🤔after each shot was great, love the clay comparison videos they are fun.
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Agreed !!!
I’d like to see the .32 .380 and 9mm doing the same test.
Have a Merry Christmas gentlemen !!
The 22 mag is designed to be fired from a rifle so it uses a slower burning powder. All those small marks in the clay were from un burned powder.
That was in a way more fun than the larger calibers, because the block wasn't completely destroyed. Maybe try .32, .380, and .38 special if you have it. Thanks for the really fun video!
I think the 22 mag may get better penetration but I've never thought of 25acp as weak or comparable to 22lr. Great vid.
I don’t carry it, but I still have my old FIE Titan 25 that I bought back in the late 80s/early 90s. It’s always been an accurate little mouse gun.
25 surprised me , thought the 22 mag would have did more. Thanks for the mouse guns versus clay. Enjoy all the videos WTW makes. God bless Who Tee Who and family stay safe 👍🇺🇸👍🇺🇸
Thanks for watching Joel!
WOO_TEE_WHO I found your other VIDEOS with the 22 mag. I was totally blown away by the results of the 25 ACP. I need to go back and take a longer look at it, especially with the newer ammo. I stopped carrying mine because of articles on the CCI mini mags in 22 LR. The mouse guns can always be tucked away and can be well placed.
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You know what I'm gonna say. It's where one is shot, not with what one is shot that matters most. I have both of these guns. I've carried both for over 35 years every day. Nice video! Put the 22 mag in a 4 or 6", such as a Ruger Single Six, and you will see a big difference!
I hear ya. Thanks for watching!
I haven't seen a 22acp for a long time. Awesome
.25acp ?
I know you meant .25 acp. I was impressed too. My mom had one. Wish I had it now.
.25acp yes I'm sorry
Them little beretta 25acps are cool. Haven’t seen one in many many years. My dad had one when I was younger. He had some knock off brand Spanish pistol in that also. 👍
Certainly enjoyed that, my recently deceased father was more of a long arm fella but the .25 ACP Mauser of WW I vintage his Grandfather had was always ready in the nightstand for the last 50 years or more. Even though I had larger calibers in mine I still had to buy one a few years back when I saw it at my local firearm store for memories. That Mauser (his not my cheap .25), the .303 Enfield and M1 carbine are recent additions to my safe (among others) and not going anywhere. ;) I am a fan of the .22 mag though out of my Heritage rough rider 6" but hardly a carry gun.
Great Job ..
Great!! Now I need to add a .25 ACP to my wishlist.
First I need a 10mm 1911, a 45-70 lever action, and a AR in 450 Bushmaster
I EDC the NA Arms in 22 mag, but I got the folding handle accessory. Fits the entire palm....super accurate. Video summary: Don't get shot, by anything!
Love my 950 BS! Great for covert carry!!
It is a good one for sure
I have a protec 25 auto. this video makes me feel a lot better about carrying it. thank you
Awesome
People underestimate all three. If you get hit they are very hard to find and tear you up.
Awesome comparison video WTW! Thanks for sharing brother! Much more surprising that what I was anticipating! 🤘🏽🇺🇸
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.22WRM has a long case, and being rimfire, almost all of that case is filled with powder, but maximum specified pressure is pretty low (24,000 psi, compare to 35,000+ psi in the short 9x19), so powder burn rate is slow.
The craters you see are grains of unburned gunpowder.
The round requires a long barrel to burn through its powder.
If someone made a 30 round capacity 3 inch barrel.25 cal., I’d buy it.
Me too, in a heartbeat
Kind of like the Kel Tek PMR30 in 25ACP?
Cool vid. 22 Mag hit hard. 22LR is so underrated. 25 ACP out of the mouse gun was pretty awesome. Whoooooo teeeeee whooooooooo!!!! Hope the Snapchat didn't freak you out!!!
The barrel for the 22 mag wasn't long enough for a complete powder burn. Left a bunch of "umph" on the table. That's what was splattered all over the clay. I was surprised by the 25 though. I would have pegged the mag to be the winner, but I'm constantly surprised by the results of these clay block tests. Way more fun than the balistic gel blocks.
All those little marks are from unburnt powder peppering the block, as the short barrel means not all the powder in that long casing gets to burn.
I’d like to see that with some hollow points i know these days 3 bullets is like a $40 test but be cool to see the difference! Thanks again great stuff
Would love to see 22 mag vs 17 hmr vs 22 hornet ... from rifles at 35 yards.
Keep up the good work. Love the videos !
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I carry a smith 351C .22 magnum with the 40 grain gold dots. Made for short barrels that would be a good one to try.
That.22 mag gave that clay block a pretty good powder burn. That’s because you fired it out of the little revolver. I would think that if you shot the same round out of a rifle, you’d get more of the powder to burn going down the barrel.
I enjoy your stuff. Would be interesting to see a camera to show as the bullet exits the clay.
I've always liked the 25acp. I don't currently own one but I'm considering it. if anything, I'd like to at least have an example for the caliber in my collection.
A .25 acp has a long bullet compared to its width. This cause it to tumble when it encounters resistance like flesh and bone. You have a video that you made shooting a coconut. In that vid if you look at the exit hole you can see that the bullet came out sideways or keyholed, tumbling as it went through.
Very surprising results. Another great video sir
I carry a 21A Beretta in .25 acp , it does great . I was told that the .25 cal. was devolved because the .22 back in the day was very unreliable so the .25 was made as a center fire and reliable .
If I could only have one gun for self defense & hunting, the savage model 24... 22mag over 20 gauge!
Nice choice pretty much anything could be on your dinner plate !
I've got one with 22mag over 410. Probably my favorite gun to have and shoot.
Wow! Amazing! Did not expect this!
Excellent demonstration. I've had similar results with a 22 magnum derringer with a baseball size fireball and gun powder burning out free in the air. NOTE: With a longer barrel to use all the gunpowder I bet the 22 magnum would blow the 25 ACP away in damage to the clay. BUT that was not todays test.
I have more respect for the 25 ACP.
Now I need a few clay blocks to test a Ruger LC9 (pocket gun).
The .25 ACP is no joke, it was used in Europe by Police and Military. If anyone has owned a Baby Browning, that is a very easy and fun pistol to shoot. You can find Speer Gold Dots and Fiocchi Extrema with Hornady XTP bullets that are loaded hot.
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5:04 excellent camera shot catching the burning powder as it leaves the barrel. This burning powder is what causes the stippling on the body after the gun is shot a fairly close range. This evidence is used to help determine the most likely location of the suspect when they committed the crime.
I have a pocket colt 25acp that was my grandfathers, I carry it from time to time with the Hornady HP defense ammo. You should try some if you can find it.
Tested .25 cal Titan F.I.E. 40 years ago with Remington ammo. Sold the pistol realizing it was not suitable for EDC.
Looks like a lot of unburnt powder with that 22WMR. Wonder how much more burn and resulting velocity would come from a longer barrel?
Always fun to see holes get punched through clay.
Back in the 60s I had a 25 Beretta loved it used to pop heads off clothespins in the basement...😁 but if Mom or Dad ever caught me 🥺 👍 🇺🇸
I have a Baretta 22 LR Jaguar, love the size and feel of it, haven’t shot it yet..inherited it when my brother died.
Would be fun to watch these mouse calibre's from a longer distance, say something like 30 yrds and see what damage they do. Nice video keep it up 👍
Fun video. Interesting too. I’d love to see the same test with hollow points. 👍
Good demonstration Jack.
I love my little semi auto 25. Thats a good little gun. But im a fan of all 3 of those. But i will toss the 25 in my pocket sometimes. Its a handle little gun. Who-tee-who
I love em all
Great video to see these comparisons. If you can, could you please do clay block comparison between your new (old) 303 and your gorgeous 30-30 lever action. Big fan of the channel!
the temporary wound cavity would be larger than the diameter of the clay block. there would be no clay block left... just fragments of clay chunks spread for the next 10 miles. hint: the 303 is more powerful than the 30-30
Don't underestimate .25acp. I had a negligent discharge with one and the round went through the carpet, through the wood floor, through a few books, then finally stopped halfway through another book.
Love the music at the end.. 🤠
Made this... A really FUN VIDEO!
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Very nice video! Would be interesting to fire all three out of a rifle to see the difference with a long barrel. If they make such an item as a .25 ACP rifle.
Wow! Great Video! Loved the caliber comparison.
Thanks for watching!!!
Of course with longer barrels taking advantage of the wasted burning powder the differences would be even more dramatic.
That is what I call fun in a small scale
Nice! I like 22lr, but I prefer my 25 Bobcat, and enjoy shooting my Old Raven! 👌🤠
I own three Belgium 25 Autos two of them run way better than the third when I cycle between the two that run good on an extra carry I love them great video keep up the good work
Now i'm more confident with My .25 ACP Star pistol.
Thanks WTW😎👍
I love the idea of shooting clay. It's as consistent as gel and while you can't easily see inside, it's very dramatic.
Plus I'm a mouse caliber fan. I'm a really big guy but even a 25acp or a 22lr can hit harder than I can.
You should hav dissected the clay to show the wound channels. The .25 looked pretty impressive .
The 22mag round did not burn all the powder due to the barrel length of the pistol. That round was designed for rifles. Fire it from a rifle and you will get a different result when all the powder has time to burn.
Incredible!! That peppering on the .22mag is interesting!
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would like to see the .17hmr and .204 ruger tested on the clay blocks
I have the North American Arms in a 22 mag for my every day pocket carry and may try to pick up the LR cylinder for it.
Hey I think it would be cool to test different grain in 45acp in the clay like 185 200 230 be interesting to see