Just a tip, to be sure if you hit the vest, you should cover it with splatterburst targets, so you'll be 100% sure there is impacts on it. Easier for the spoter too.
Air is what saves you after a mile. Gravity acts in an (almost) perpendicular direction to the bullet's path. Without any air resistance the bullet would maintain its horizontal velocity until it hits a target (or the ground)
It would be interesting to see the difference in velocity and or penetration between containers with compressed air versus empty unpressurized containers. It seems like as soon as the bullet penetrates the first wall of the pressurized container it would have to combat the air trying to escape through the hole, push through the denser air, and then get a boost by the air trying to escape through the second hole. If it's a long container, maybe shoot it longways to get more travel time through the compressed air. Or maybe I'm just too shitfaced right now.
@@BCM1959 here's a few more…same guy on the bathroom floor with a turd on his chest…John. Same guy in the mailbox…Bill. Same guy at the bottom of the pool…Dwayne.
As a person named 'Bob'....it pains me to see you shoot my namesake like that. :) I'm impressed by the resilience of that little boat!! Obviously made well.
Edwin, in the name of all geman army veterans- we love you guys and your videos 🤩 And they really got some scientific content (mostly 😂) I´ve been a military sniper and i´m pretty impressed you hit that target at 1 mile and windy conditions with the 6.5 PRC,which is rather small for such range. 👍 Also i´m quite sure, a .300 WinMag or similar round would have made it through the soft armor. Got no experience in that, the Taliban used armor plates 😇 Always keep safe from injuries and have fun, we´re enjoying it! Greetings from (disarmored...) good old Germany
only at 2:30 in but this will be interesting, bullets loses about half it speed (or more) by only 250 meters, at 1000 meters and above it loses less and can keep going for a bit at sub sonic but since it is not a sub sonic round, it is not that heavy so it may not pierce, i am really curious about that. (just know that all those numbers are guesstimates, just that the faster a bullet goes, the more speed it loses to drag when passed it's terminal velocity and lower than a certain speed it will be able to lose less per meters traveled.)
if its level 3 soft armor I'm gonna go ahead and guess no. I think even a sufficient hunting crossbow would go through those with broadheads and bodkins alike at least at their effective ranges of 100 or maybe 200 yards (assuming full length carbon shafting with high carbon heads of at least 160 grains.) edit: Well dang I wasn't expecting that.
Crossbow bolts have insane penetration compared to bullets. It always surprises me seeing videos of those things zip straight through large black bears.
@torinkjenstad in fairness I didn't expect this result either. This armor might be slightly overbuilt, as suggested by the previous testing videos. It seems a lot of modern IIIA is overbuilt
As someone who shoots a lot of compound bows and crossbows.. I tell people all the time that if given the choice I would much rather get shot with a gun multiple times than to have an arrow with a broadhead go through my torso. Lots of people have survived multiple gunshot wounds.. even head shots.. but to get hit directly in the chest with an arrow with a Grim Reaper or Rage Hypordermic or Muzzy or a Ramcat broadhead on it.. and for that arrow to do a complete pass thru.. it's good night Irene.. you're done.. and hopefully it will be quick.. and not long and painful.
@@dreadnaughttactical A crossbow bolt weights several times that of a bullet, so even at slow speeds, it still has a lot of kinetic energy behind it, wich isnt dissipated that fast compared to something smaller and lighter like a bullet when penetrating something. In ww1/ww2, when they wanted to defeat the increasing amounts of armor of battleships with the same cannons they had already built they opted with making the shells longer and from heavier metals, saccrificing range for penetration power.
Tbh 6.5 prc is similar to 6.8 spc which is the new caliber standard that the army wants to use. It has the same power as 7.62 x 51 which isnt really a sniper round. Im sure any sniper round would go through that like .338 lapua
The only thing that slows down the bullet is air resistance. And the collision at the end as well of course. Gravity only bends the bullet's trajectory. The distance itself does not matter at all.
You can't do videos with this camera guy anymore. What you and jesperi have is gold. Sorry if I spelled his name wrong but it's just weird when that guy talks.
Can you see what happens to a Chain Mail/Cut Resistant Fiber/Leather for padded trench coat vs. a frag grenage. To see how resistant to fragments it could be
Love your guys content so much! Would love some more cooking content. I keep reminiscing about the time you and Gaspar cooked up some carne asada on a flat top and drenched the tacos in The General Hot Sauce (grenade bottle)
It's impressive to see these kinds of tests being conducted to push the boundaries of what we know about protective gear.
Just a tip, to be sure if you hit the vest, you should cover it with splatterburst targets, so you'll be 100% sure there is impacts on it.
Easier for the spoter too.
Air is what saves you after a mile. Gravity acts in an (almost) perpendicular direction to the bullet's path. Without any air resistance the bullet would maintain its horizontal velocity until it hits a target (or the ground)
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Thanks Captain Obvious
@@DinoNucciwhy are you having a bad day
@@CashLovesJesus He's our captain now. 😂
Not exactly true gravity would slow its travel down. If it did not slow it down the bullet would continue on a "straight" trajectory and leave orbit
That was one cool Viking Funeral, bye Bob, Rest in Pieces!
Dang great question and answer session, fair overall! Awesome work.
That is an absolutely stunning rifle. That forged carbon is beautiful.
Bob gets a Viking send off 😂 If your offering to send my parents on that fishing trip that would be great.
At 5:54 Edwin kisses the dummy lolol
Great video, Edwin.
RIP Mr Bob 🙏 😢
What a great content, thanks!
Glad to see a IIIA test done at extreme range with a rifle cartridge, thanks Edwin
Very interesting question and an even better answer. Once the velocity is reduced by a certain threshold, the grain weight doesn't carry through.
Yooo! Thanks Edwin for accepting my wish request for this video! 😁👏👏🙏🙏🙏
Man yall have the best jobs! Must be fun as hell to make these vids
Awesome video nice rifle and R.i.p Bob Awesome explosion thanks for sharing Edwin
Where's Gasperino? Missing his "I'm readyyyyyyyyy" cabron
Awesome man,that was a great video with my kind of ending 😊☮️
Wow 😮. Always great video 😊
Does Jasperito have warrants in TX??? :))
Bob gets a Viking's send off, Edwin-style. That was worth the price of admission!
It would be interesting to see the difference in velocity and or penetration between containers with compressed air versus empty unpressurized containers. It seems like as soon as the bullet penetrates the first wall of the pressurized container it would have to combat the air trying to escape through the hole, push through the denser air, and then get a boost by the air trying to escape through the second hole. If it's a long container, maybe shoot it longways to get more travel time through the compressed air. Or maybe I'm just too shitfaced right now.
What do you call a guy with no arms or legs floating in a pond?
Bob.
Same guy on your porch?
Matt.
In a hot tub?
Stew.
I'll see myself out...
Same guy getting hit with a baseball bat…Homer
Same guy on the outdoor grill…Frank
Same guy on a lathe…Chuck
I'll join ya.
And when that same guy is hanging on the wall...his name is Art.
@@pirobot668beta and when that same guy is laying on a cracker…he is Graham.
@@Mbartel500 a couple new ones, thanks.
@@BCM1959 here's a few more…same guy on the bathroom floor with a turd on his chest…John.
Same guy in the mailbox…Bill.
Same guy at the bottom of the pool…Dwayne.
Thank you
Sightmark night vision is awesome as well.
Nah the last boat scene was insane, imagine how war must’ve been
Welcome back dear Edwin 🇺🇸🇺🇸👍👍❤️❤️
Greetings from Brazil, I like your videos!
Great video. I love my 6.5 creedmoor.
the amazing part is the expansion at one mile at that lower velocity; i would have thought it would have no deformation.
Dam that folgers gave Bob some serious gas huh
At what point did Bob realize that he wasn't actually going fishing?
When he got out to the middle and went to pick up his fishing rod...
As a person named 'Bob'....it pains me to see you shoot my namesake like that. :) I'm impressed by the resilience of that little boat!! Obviously made well.
Bob’s head is in orbit somewhere 😂
I'm more impressed that Edwin got a man size target at a mile. That's some serious shooting.
Edwin, in the name of all geman army veterans- we love you guys and your videos 🤩
And they really got some scientific content (mostly 😂)
I´ve been a military sniper and i´m pretty impressed you hit that target at 1 mile and windy conditions with the 6.5 PRC,which is rather small for such range. 👍
Also i´m quite sure, a .300 WinMag or similar round would have made it through the soft armor. Got no experience in that, the Taliban used armor plates 😇
Always keep safe from injuries and have fun, we´re enjoying it!
Greetings from (disarmored...) good old Germany
AWESOME!
Very nice sir
I knew that you were in Texas as soon as I saw your donut.
I’m surprised the boat survived!!
daaammnn ur Aim ¡¡ dudeee¡ that a shot, in the boat. wow ¡¡
Hey Edwin, how many layers of 3A soft body armor would it take to stop a rifle round at closer range? Maybe see how many layers of level 3A = level 3.
This felt strange without Jaspery
Also great infomercial about that boats strength
I like this experiment idea
Happy new year 🎊 cousin gaspsrito from the imperial county California 👍👍🇺🇲
Thanks far. 😊
Wish you all the best hero 🌹🌹👍👍
Great Video 💯💥💥💥💥💥💥💥
Beautiful rifle
Bob don't bob no more.
good to see the range met but for testing normal combat is much closer so 100-300 yard would be better test of body armor.
Done it and it goes through . But crazy thing any obstacle and light cover will cause the bullet to tumble and keyhole, preventing penetration.
I love the suspender
Lmao,,,, that's the coffee that'll get ya going in the morning 👍👍🤣🤣🇭🇲🇺🇲🇭🇲
Awesome
BRO !!! you need to get the guy from styropyro channel on your show with his new laser🤣
Nice!!!!!
Impressed.
Who hold their breath while watching Edwin aim?
Me:😁
only at 2:30 in but this will be interesting, bullets loses about half it speed (or more) by only 250 meters, at 1000 meters and above it loses less and can keep going for a bit at sub sonic but since it is not a sub sonic round, it is not that heavy so it may not pierce, i am really curious about that. (just know that all those numbers are guesstimates, just that the faster a bullet goes, the more speed it loses to drag when passed it's terminal velocity and lower than a certain speed it will be able to lose less per meters traveled.)
What do call a guy in the water with no arms or legs? "BOB" BOOM!!!
Man I'd love to go shoot long range never had opportunity to shoot a mile
Yeah, definitely would be fun to work on that kind of marksmanship.
Was the 1 mile ap round or just reg fmj?
if its level 3 soft armor I'm gonna go ahead and guess no. I think even a sufficient hunting crossbow would go through those with broadheads and bodkins alike at least at their effective ranges of 100 or maybe 200 yards (assuming full length carbon shafting with high carbon heads of at least 160 grains.) edit: Well dang I wasn't expecting that.
Crossbow bolts have insane penetration compared to bullets. It always surprises me seeing videos of those things zip straight through large black bears.
@torinkjenstad in fairness I didn't expect this result either. This armor might be slightly overbuilt, as suggested by the previous testing videos. It seems a lot of modern IIIA is overbuilt
As someone who shoots a lot of compound bows and crossbows.. I tell people all the time that if given the choice I would much rather get shot with a gun multiple times than to have an arrow with a broadhead go through my torso.
Lots of people have survived multiple gunshot wounds.. even head shots.. but to get hit directly in the chest with an arrow with a Grim Reaper or Rage Hypordermic or Muzzy or a Ramcat broadhead on it.. and for that arrow to do a complete pass thru.. it's good night Irene.. you're done.. and hopefully it will be quick.. and not long and painful.
A knife goes through soft armor better than bullets so I don't really see the comparison
@@dreadnaughttactical A crossbow bolt weights several times that of a bullet, so even at slow speeds, it still has a lot of kinetic energy behind it, wich isnt dissipated that fast compared to something smaller and lighter like a bullet when penetrating something. In ww1/ww2, when they wanted to defeat the increasing amounts of armor of battleships with the same cannons they had already built they opted with making the shells longer and from heavier metals, saccrificing range for penetration power.
Sorry Mr Bob 😂 RIP I go fishing trip with you next time
Poor Mr. Gonsalves ❤😂
Tbh 6.5 prc is similar to 6.8 spc which is the new caliber standard that the army wants to use. It has the same power as 7.62 x 51 which isnt really a sniper round. Im sure any sniper round would go through that like .338 lapua
That’s the type of coffee I need in the morning 😂
Your awesome man 😅 edwin
jeez, let me give you a run down on the fundamentals and you’d kill it.
💪🏴
at the lake edwin became the second fpsrussia
You're using a great tool, bro.
4:12 where did you get that spotter??walmart ?
Mmmm .....50 Shades of Edwin..... LOL
Bob came in peace, but he left in pieces.
the boat is alive !!
Anyone know what type of scope that is?
Id say the round is def slowed a bit by the travel distance + the wind resistance + gravity, cool vid
The only thing that slows down the bullet is air resistance. And the collision at the end as well of course. Gravity only bends the bullet's trajectory. The distance itself does not matter at all.
I enjoy your videos, but I sure do miss Gaspari!!!
I’ll send one mate! I’ll save 50% of my wealth!😂
Heck from a mile out getting hit in the vest im not even sure you would feel it esp if you was in a fire fight or even just moving around
You can't do videos with this camera guy anymore. What you and jesperi have is gold. Sorry if I spelled his name wrong but it's just weird when that guy talks.
Can you see what happens to a Chain Mail/Cut Resistant Fiber/Leather for padded trench coat vs. a frag grenage.
To see how resistant to fragments it could be
Where you forgot to Mr chapulín 😁🙈👌
thats one hella tough boat
Bearded Edwin looking so cool
Love from India ❤😮😊😊
Love your guys content so much! Would love some more cooking content. I keep reminiscing about the time you and Gaspar cooked up some carne asada on a flat top and drenched the tacos in The General Hot Sauce (grenade bottle)
Edwin we want to See How effective is 50 BMG armor piercing rounds at 1 mile thank you for you’re amazing 5:51 content
You could use a phone to stream the target and watch the stream to see if you got a hit or not.
Where is gasparin? Deported?
"Grandpa's" going to be mad about his boat 🛶
Instead of fishing, Bob decided to go swimming!
What about Bob too funny 😅👍🇺🇲
thankyou chazz parry for being great camera man
surprised the boat didnt sink!
Can you spray diesel on the reactive powder to get a bigger reaction?
Depends on the chemistry.
So much better than Anita Sarkissian's channel!
no link in description for them... :/
That's ACTUALLY very interesting
Damn you are in my backyard in Dallas Texas. 7000 acres you must be out on the east side of Dallas.
Beautiful frigger perfect 😂😂😂😂
Not sure if I want to watch your channel without gasparito
Whoa, that was some strong coffee...