What is the Best Gun & Ammo for Home Defense | Ballistic Test | Tactical Rifleman
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- This week on Tactical Rifleman, we are looking at what the best ammo and gun for home defense is, it's another video in our “Home Defense” series… better known as the “Wall Video.” After our last Wall video, we had a TON of comments from viewers, pissed that I didn’t use THEIR favorite hollow point or THEIR favorite rifle/pistol round. There were also tons of requests for other variables; such as “block in front of the wall,” “multiple-drywall walls,” and the “just do a plain gel block video” request. Well, we listened, and we have filmed several new wall videos, and have a bunch more planned for the near future. No, I’m not going to shoot my pretty walls with a .50 BMG. Well, maybe not for a while.
So, this week I tried to check a few of your request blocks… We are going to shoot the bad guy, with a bunch of your favorite Home Defense rounds, and then we are going to measure the over-penetration through that typical “American” drywall interior home wall (if they over penetrate).
Now, I did mention “your favorite Home Defense rounds.” Remember, in our previous “Wall” video we had already tested Buckshot, Birdshot, Slug, 9mm Ball, and 5.56mm Ball. So, we didn’t need to do any of those again. You, the commenters, listed a ton of other home defense rounds… mostly Hollow Points. Did we use YOUR favorite? Actually, I picked these rounds because… First, the 12 Gauge Buckshot is being used as a “constant” and because half the planet hates me for saying “I don’t like shotguns.” Second, to represent “Hollow Points” I decided to go with a standard jacketed hollow point, and I decided to go with .45ACP. Why 45? Well, because it is actually going to over-penetrate less than the same hollow points in other calibers. That’s right, the smaller 10mm, 357sig, .40, and even the 9mm all penetrate deeper than the .45ACP (with the same bullet design). As for the other four bullets (9mm & 5.56mm), I decided to pick ammo that I wanted to see. Remember I said “YOUR favorite Home Defense rounds”? Well, I am hoping after you see WHY I picked these, that you just might change YOUR mind about what ammo you want for home defense.
We love Inceptor Frangible ammo, and we have a Promo Code to save you a bit. Also, G-9 makes some really great ammo, especially for EDC. Their pistol ammo will go through the windshields and car doors, while still limiting over-penetration when it finally hits the bad guy. Magic? Nope, just a company thinking outside the box and applying physics to solve life’s problems. This is my new EDC ammo.
So, give this video a second view. I guarantee that you will pick something up. Yes, it is boring, no pretty brick walls or Tannerite. There is no jackassery for viewers to bitch about. Raw data. You be the judge.
Thanks for watching, and a special BIG THANKS to all our Patreon patrons, whos support helps us build these walls, buy this sexy ammo/guns/gel, and keep the film crew fed. Strength and Honor, TR.
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The claymore mine has always been found to be an effective home defense strategy.
I like the flamethrower, myself. Anything that the UN considers inhumane can't be too bad.
🤣😂🤣😂🤣✌️🇺🇸✌️
@@oddish4352 self defense flame thrower might be the best weapon ever. not very expensive and nobody seems to have an issue with it like they do guns.
Got about 8 or 9 claymore roombas on standby
@@rell0223 Someone should invent those. They vacuum your rug, and if you have an intruder, they convert him to chunk salsa.
Thought it might be helpful to have a list of times for each round:
8:12 - Remington 9 PEL Express
9:52 - Remington Golden Saber .45ACP JHP
13:03 - G9 External Hollow Points
14:43 - ARX Inceptor 9mm frangible
17:22 - SRR Inceptor .223 frangible
20:17 - Federal V Shok 5.56
Thanks man 🤙🏾
Is the G9 a 9mm?
Bro, it's 5.56, as in millimeters.
Do you even metric? .556 would be like a sand grain in diameter.
@@toki89666 thanks. It’s called a typo
@@toki89666 shut up.
I bought my first 5.56 rifle this week for home defense and this ballistics test is a huge help. This AR market is saturated with ammo and accessories, and channels like this really help someone new to the AR world so much. Great work and thanks for making the video!
Thanks for watching, TR
theres like only 5 types of 5.56 ammo and 500+ brands
I hope you are still shooting, training, and enjoying 2a freedom! Bring friends and family out shooting whenever possible.
"The surgeon is SOOOO going to be pissed at you." That just might be the best marketing line for HD ammo, ever.
Richard G Exactly. My favorite part of the video. 👏🏼👏🏼
Just wait until somebody uses this in court against your justified actions to discredit you.
I thought that was hilarious!😎
I'd buy that shirt
best line ever...
I wish viewers understood that even in the mid 80’s, (Corporal Karl) was the same caliber operator as he is now. Always on cue and very accurate in operator/survival wisdom. Needless to say entertaining, keep kicking it brother !!
Funny shit. Corporal days were a long time ago. I miss you guys. Fun good times for sure. Thanks for watching, TR
Best ammo to use for home defense is whatever you can find right now
Amen
Luckily I just before the pandemic bought a bunch of ammo for summer training so instead I have what's now apparently worth almost as much as My gold bullion lol.
Got a bunch of PDX-1 defender, V shock, and XM193 and a bunch of gf dot and federal hst for My g17 and PC Carbine. 00 buckshot, 2oz slugs, 22lr. (well I HAD) I should say untill It all fell down a mountain side while sighting in. Now I'm gunless 😰.
Second that "Amen"
I use a rubber band gun for home defense. That’s about all we have here.
@@mattheworrick9592 California?
That Frangible .223 was nasty
That frangible is pretty amazing!
What a fabulous job you did demonstrating the various bullet types inside of a home. Thank you!
*The next day :*
*"Is .50 cal effective for home defense?"*
*-Demolition Ranch*
depends how big the home is?
@@johndaroldbrandt178 It's a joke... I'm not serious
Lol!
Frangable 50 bmg would be a monster
@@johndaroldbrandt178 Mansion defence - niche market, but it does exist.
When that guy is charging your drawbridge from the other side of the moat, past the parking lot, across the second tennis court 😀
If someone told me Karl was Norm McDonald's son, I wouldnt question it. Great video!
I agree. At first I thought he looked a bit like him, then I realized he even sounds like him!
I'm just trying to imagine a smoking chest wound from one of those 5.56 frang rounds
Would suck
Tactical Rifleman quite literally
Cool
4real. There was a big ass cloud coming off that thing. I’m sure some of that shit spits in your eyes, face, whatever. So not only can you’re body take a bong rip out of you’re chest, you also won’t be able to watch.
That Would Be A Great Movie Scene! ✌️🇺🇸✌️
@Tactical Rifleman, I think I speak for all gun owners when I say thanks for your efforts and informative information. This is without question things we all should learn! The last thing anyone wants to do is hurt an innocent person.
No one else producing this kind of content. Nice
Thanks for watching, TR
That’s completely wrong 😂 there’s tons of gun channels doing stuff like this
Finally. A good realistic example. Good info. Thanks for the work. I’ll be switching to v-max for my HD.
I keep hoping nosler will make a SD ballistic tip. They already have a solid base, but I wish that solid base was about 20gr and the jacket had just a little taper. Just so that it gets a hair deeper but still dumps that energy quick... they do in bigger calibers but not .224..
Karl's wife "Hun, where's the hand towel?"
Karl "Uhhhhhh?"
Karl: "I was using it for... special purposes."
Karl's wife: "Uchhh! Keep it."
Sir: I found this vid when researching 9MM & .380 "Honey Badger" (fluted ammo) ammo. I have been carrying the Honey Badger in both the 9MM and my back up G42 .380, very good defense rounds. Thanks for your outstanding info and all your work.
This is the first time I have seen the .223 Inceptor shot into gel. I like the wound.
The linen cloth is a good test for the layer of clothing, it closely resembles a hoodie
interesting data; thanks
Omg Mrgunsngear !!!!!!!!!!!?!?
Puh all nice and interesting viable like fight instruction videos on how to disarm a knife wielding maniac with your bare hands. The outtake is if you shoot in a home defense scenario you better only shoot what you see you better only shoot as often as you need and you damn better hit every shoot you shoot because if you don't hit, the bullets will go through the wall and the next two walls as well.
@@maddog8004 7 walls if you miss on less it hits a stud.
Data is NOT information!!!
Great review. Thanks for putting this together. Very good to show to the family when training them what to use and why.
Thanks for watching, TR
"Sexy hole in the wall" but didn't go thru the other side. Hell Yeah !
And bad guys wear faaaabriiic...I will laugh all day on that one.
Faaaaab-ric, from Chi-na 😆
"Sexy hole in the wall" is what we called a glory hole in the navy.
@@visible2anyoneonyoutube uh oh
17:20 Never mind penetration... That's like a donkey kick to your vitals.
Riveting! Good work.
This is the best video I've seen on home defense ammo comparisons so far! Thank you.
One of the reasons why I chose frangible 223/5.56 and 300 blk ammo in my AR15 pistols set up for home defense. Too many times people fail to understand that you choose ammo according to the environment and desired effect. Great video!
Frangible is great on gel, and trash in the real world. No agency, military or someone who wants good terminal performance bothers with frangible ammo.
I love that Inceptor 223! So far that is the best performing frangible round I have seen. The gel block looks like a beautiful piece of modern art.
Thanks for watching, TR
What show is your pfp from?
I want to see varmint rounds from a 10.5" pistol/sbr
you & me both
Shortening the barrel wont change terminal ballistics at that range.
@@lanenicholson3712 it actually does. Normal velocity from a 20" barrel is 3250fps. In general 5.56 must be in the 2700fps range or greater to fragment correctly. A 10.5" barrel has velocities from even the best match cartridges around 2250fps to 2350fps max. Telling someone it doesnt matter will get someone killed because it does matter. What matters most is the projectile design. Fmjbt will tumble and fragment at 2750fps,but not at 2400fps. If someone is using a 10.5" barrel for home defense,use a round specifically designed for the velocities that can be expected. G2 research R.I.P. 5.56 is absolutely one of the best rounds for the home defense AR pistol and will fragment at the lower velocities of these shorter barrels.
@@FreedomInc There are actually quite a few tests showing decent tumbling and fragmenting of various .223 and 5.56mm even from a 7.5" barrel with most of those under 62 grains easily passing the 2200 fps mark. With a 10.5" barrel that definitely is no problem. Look up the PoBoy Special's channel and you'll see what I'm talking about. As for the G2 RIP round, it actually with its 65 grain projectile, is a bit slower than most but still would probably be fine in a 10.5" barrel. But really any 55 or 62 grain soft point hunting round in .223 would do fine. Where you run into trouble is the "varmint" rounds mean to rapidly disintegrate as these tend to have low penetration. Ironically the faster the velocity, generally the lower penetration they get as they disintegrate faster. Right now I'm trying to find more tests of the Federal American Eagle 50 grain varmint round through shorter barreled AR's to see if inversely , these get better penetration with lower velocity. But until then I'm just sticking with Remington 55 grain soft point rounds. They're pricey but worth it. For practice I just use cheap Federal XM-193 FMJ (which also performs reasonably well in gel even out of short barrels).
@@furryhatsgunsunicorns3219 I agree with most of what you said. If you read my comment it was based I the "fmjbt" projectile. Spire points will mushroom even at super low velocities. They fragment at these low velocities due friction and mushrooming. They aren't actually fragmenting they are being torn apart. The light varmint rounds disintegrate due to twist rates multiplied by velocities,or rather the 2 combined. The lighter the projectile in 5.56 or similar also means its shorter. Contrary to popular belief twist rates aren't a factor because of weights of the projectiles,rather their lengths. But since you have a max and minimum diameter weight is relative to length when comparing a certain type of projectile. With a 35 grain varmint round,really someone should be using a 1.12 or a 1.14 twist rate barrel. My point was that a fmjbt will fragment apon impact at 2750fps,but not at 2350fps which all you are going to get from a 10.5 inch barrel. I guess no matter what firearm you have,just do your due diligence so you dont poke self dealing holes in people before they kill you.(not meaning you personally)
Very helpful demonstration... thanks for the knowledge- cheers.
RIP hand towel, you will be missed...
Died for a worthy cause.
I was thinking the same thing about the surgeon being pissed lol! Also someone else is gonna be pissed that their catch rag is now shot full of holes.!! Keep up the great info guys!!
Fantastic info brother..... Thank you. I love clear ballistic tests for realistic ideas of what to expect.
Good to hear this, it’s amazing what you learn when listening to someone who knows wth they’re talking about!!!!!
Never thought of varmint ammo for home defense but makes perfect sense; loved the way it performed on the gelatin too!
Honestly, the perfect gun for home defense has to be the one that can shoot thru five inches of steel. Never know when you need to kill the every family in a line 3 miles away from your house
Well as we all know, anyone breaking into a home is classified by society as varmint 🫡 so the round should perform well as seen here. I would hate to be on the receiving end of a varmint round from a 5.56 or even a m855 green tip. ☠️
The loaded one within reach 👌
Thanks! Definitely some life saving information in this one, frangible ammo in a carbine seems like a great option, you could probably get really short on the barrel too if it's only for home defense depending on the size of your home and property, don't really need to be landing shots at 500 meters under those circumstances.
Thanks very much for doing this, I had not seen tests on about 4 of the of the ammo types you tested
"The surgeons gonna hate you. Great performance"
The obvious solution for some of these rounds is to make sure your family members and loved ones wear four layers of denim.
Hahahahaha that's fantastic!
Amazing how simple the best solutions are
Great setup and demonstration. This test was very eye opening! I did not know about these new (to me at least) 556 varmint rounds or realize all the downsides to a home defense shotgun prior to this video. Thanks again for sharing your knowledge and experience through such great content!
Thanks for watching, TR
Thanks for the info Carl. Good to know. I will be purchasing some frangible ammo at the gun show this weekend. Have a great weekend. 🍻🇺🇸
Thanks for watching, TR
Thank you! This video was extremely helpful! America!
Thanks for watching, TR
i use #3 20 Gauge for many reasons one of which is for the limited over-pen.
And it has the same throw weight and velocity as a 12 gauge reduced recoil law enforcement round, but makes 11 more holes.
great video! something occurred to me after the 3rd bullet got stopped by the 2nd layer of drywall. if you left about a 2-3" gap on the bottom of the 2nd layer of drywall, it would be very easy to retrieve the bullet that got stopped by it. and you could show it to viewers.
Great content. I'm picking up my AR and I wanted to know the best ammo for home defense and you answered my question. Thank you.
I have the same exact towels, now I know their not bullet proof.
Good to know. That knowledge may save your life in an emergency.
😆 this isn’t the 70’s, he’s says. Karl your the awesome! Haha
we arent wearing terrycloth either. rather see a cotton tshirt used.
JK 241 it’s still cotton like most clothes. Plus how much of a difference does a cotton terry cloth make vs a cotton t shirt?
that interceptor ammo slaps.
going to get a few boxes for home defense.
Pine Valley Munitions also makes great Frangible ammo. Use code TR5 to save 5% off everything on their website. TR
Love the video. Awesome and informative as always. If you do another part of this series, I would love to see what happens if you were to miss the bad guy, and end up hitting the wall. Keep up the great and informative work
We did a video on just that topic: czcams.com/video/7VeqqNuQU_4/video.html
Still a fan of 5.56 ball ammo for home defense. Ultra reliable and will defeat most everything then fall apart before exiting.
M855 all the way
The best gun and ammo is the one you can shoot the best especially in the middle of the night.
The knowledge / information that you provide is greatly appreciated here in the PNW.
Thanks for watching, TR
Going back through some of my favorite episodes. Over 648,000 subscribers! Love ya, Karl.
Outstanding work here Karl!
I recommend you sell a "swing it around and hit it from the other side" t-shirt. :D
tackytrooper I’d buy one.
This was educative. Thank you for the work you put out for us.
On the other hand, what do you think about HPBT projectiles from 223 rifle?
They are very accurate. However, they do not expand consistently
Probably the best video I have seen on the subject. You have changed my mind.
Very educational with excellent visual examples and comparisons!!! Thank you!!!!!!!
Well done !! I'm a "frangible" convert for in home defense......
The problem with 556 is in a confined space the overpressure and noise.
Yeah if you miss you definitely throw a shock wave at their ears along with big flash. Also the noise gets your neighbors attention. WP addresses this idea about silencers in home defense
@@jethrob258 WP brings up some good points but I and tons of others don't buy the silencer line. I've been in the same situations he spoke of but for even more years and I'm forced to protect what hearing I have left. Constant ringing since 03/2007 and no signs it will stop. Handgun/Rifle within arms reach of my bed and both are canned. Cannot afford to lose any more of what I have left.
Either go with a SBR + can or keep a pair of electronic hearing pro next to your rifle.
About bloody time for round 2. Good stuff!
Karl as usual you have enlightened me again. Picked up some inceptor ammo because small 380s don't feed hollow points well. Inceptor ammo works well and I had not even heard of it until you told me. The woman who demanded 380 loves it. Thanks again partner.
John, Glad we could help. TR
Bill Burr needs to show this to the gun store guy trying to sell him a shotgun for “the Spread”
A shotgun is Ok if you use the right rounds. OO Buck is favored by military and law enforcement because it can kill at 50m. For up close and personal against humans, #4 buck is the saner choice. You get 24+ wounds instead of 9, and way less penetration.
@@oddish4352 i think its ok if it is what you have available, but I think there are better options if you can get them.
@@cameronmccoy5051 Ammo selection is always a big deal. There's probably 5.56 and 9mm rounds that would punch through drywall, and I think there's a polymer tipped 45 that won't clog.
@@oddish4352 yeah I use #4 buck. FBI test show it to be about the best way to go. Be careful #4 buck is different than the #4 bird shot you see at all the stores. It can be confusing especially for new shooters.
@@Akguy545762 I know, and I'm careful. #3 Buck is also Ok, and the industry standard for 20 ga users. A 20 pellet load has the same throw weight and velocity as a law enforcement 12 ga OO load. And makes 11 more holes in the target.
Absolutely the best video of yours for me. Very enlightening. I use the fragmentation ammo & was questioning if I should use commonly used hollow points for self defense. Thank you.
Thanks for watching, TR
Thanks for watching, TR
You should use the ammo that meets the FBIs guidelines, not one that doesn't meet the 12 inch minimum penetration standard in calibrated gel and can't even do it in uncalibrated clear gel which typically shows greater penetration than the real stuff.
Not using FBI guidelines. Mine. My Channel. Watch or don't. My point is that the FBI guild lines are NOT for home defense. I want people to think outside the norm. Thanks for watching, TR
@@TacticalRifleman fair enough. For the record I think your channel is great. I consider you an expert at what you do and you're a great teacher too, I just disagree on this video. Nothing personal
Great video, gives a lot to think about for home defense.
Great work on the video. I am a oddball in that I prefer the 40 s&w and I use plain old 55 grain soft points for home defense.
Soft points would be much better than frangible for HD. This Tactical Rifleman guy is suspect anyways.
In a few comments above this some guy said he "preferred rock salt for shotgun ammo" and ask TR what he thought of that.
TR said "Rock Salt is fine",
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No pork chop pectorals? No patented fleece back stop? Pffffffft
Right?! Pssh unreal
@@tylerwill5250 would you look at that ! Just look at it .
....and a sack of oranges.
High tech fleece
I know.. fake experts, right
Damn that's alot of fresh gel blocks.
@Chad Hulsizer hopefully you have a massive vat and don't have to melt them down one at a time. Ha thanks for sharing. Cheers
@Chad Hulsizer thanks for sharing that, I hadn't thought about it like that. I definitely would love to see a video about the process. Thanks
I would never have believed a high velocity 5.56 round would stop inside that block. You blew my mind
This was impressive, don’t know why I haven’t seen your videos in my feed. Earned my sub dude, thx.
Thanks for the sub!
Don't forget the New n Improved high-tech fleas bullet stop!!!! To go with the 6 layers of denim!!!!!
You are correct about denim and disco for a USA example. However, what if the home invaders are Canadian? That is a multi layer full denim ensemble!
Thanks Karl, awesome work as always!
How dare you ? Canadians can't be home invaders ! They love cats ! ;)
Goose down needs to be factored in there somewhere.
Thank you for taking the time to do this. I appreciate the knowledge. Meat ribs/pork or not, I don't care what you use, it was close enough to know what to use without putting your family at risk.
Very impressed with the inceptor ammo! Gonna buy those for coyote hunting and home defense soon! Thx for great demo!!!
The Paul Harrell meat target is ideal but...
F. Your channel is so good man. I wish more people knew about it.
Tell everyone.. I do. And I completely agree. Solid folks putting out great info!
Thanks Doug. You gonna come shoot next Sunday?
@@TacticalRifleman Man that sounds good . The 14th?
Yep.
Awesome video, definitely gives me something to think about on my next ammo purchase
Best Data on Overpenetration so far! Great work! Keep it up!
Id like to see #4 buckshot and birdshot tried for this. I've seen people say #4 buck is the good happy medium between lethality and not penetrating walls.
I would also like to see that. Always heard birdshot was the way to go for home defense. #00 buckshot is good for breaching doors, but has too much collateral damage.
Paul Harrel has a comparison video.
No4 is too light.
No 4 is not suitable. Better off with 00 or 000. You never know what your attacker will be wearing etc.
@@Me-hv9fk #1 is better than 00 in many ways, but I agree that #4 is getting on the lighter side.
As someone who’s studying to be a surgeon. That frangible stuff is a nightmare
Wouldn't the ammo with "petals" that break off be just as bad? Still lots of veins/arteries and shit to close up, no?
Trocar's
3nertia they have individually larger cavities and might be deeper but they are also easier to fish out and then plug. Like picking 3 big rocks out of a bucket of sand, but if I give you 15 small rocks you gota do a lot more digging thru that bucket
@@MIAthe305 Feels like they'd just be absorbed into the body in the case of frangible rounds (based on what they're made of). I dunno, something like G2 RIP[OUT] rounds seem to do a lot of damage and leave a lot of really nasty shrapnel
i'm more interested about the bullet types the mortitian considers a nightmare...
This is an AWESOME Video. I loaded my AR-15 out with soft lead tip rounds for this very reason in a home defense scenario because it just made sense! I do keep follow on mags with green tips for any external to the home threats. Maybe that is too much, but hey, better to have and not need than need and not have. Again, Awesome video!!!!
Great video brother. Thanks for the great information.
16:04
- fingers hole -
“Yeahhh, sexy”
My first thought, when the sh!t hits the fan, I hope I'm able to grab whatever is loaded,, having time to deal with the threat, while at home, weather I'm asleep, or watchin Tactical Rifleman. In this day and times, no telling what a law abiding citizen, will have to deal with?
..great video especially the explanation that you provided...truly appreciate the knowledge sharing...
Thanks for watching, TR
I am a surgeon and I am happy to see these frangible 5.56 rounds, the reason being that most likely I don't get to play surgeon; the perp would be DOA and the loved ones would be safe and sound.
Amen to that. Thank you for your service to humanity. TR
"Theres a plethera of 9mm rounds out there"
Goes to gun shops in 2020: "Huh??"
I accidentally shot them through the same hole
Accidents happen
Honestly this is the best home defense ballistics test video I’ve seen on CZcams. Thanks for sharing
Thanks for watching, TR
Great data! Thanks Karl!!
The only good thing about my daughters growing up and moving out of the house is that we no longer have to worry about injuring friendlies. I have two shotguns, a rifle and two pistols nearby and anyone outside the bedroom at night is an insurgent. 😎👍
Officer Gregg be careful. I woke up this morning to someone in my house. It was my ex looking for the kids backpack. Thank god I was not ready to just shoot the first thing that moved.
I don't want to shoot the drunk from next door that came into the wrong house.
But..... Someone could scare the heck out of you that way. So....WTF
And yes this has happened in LV
Hope nobody throws this psycho a surprise party
This is the overkill mindset that is going to get our guns taken away
I've always liked my HD set up. Steel door that open up into a steel cage that traps anyone who makes it through the steel door. From there I have an M-134 set up behind a sandbag wall that I can meat grind the cage animals with. From there I have a dead mans switch on me that will detonate the 1000 lbs of Tannerite I have stock piled in my basement. Its a layered defense that I feel is a decent escalation of force
Decent enough! 😂
@@badraccoon333 right?! 😄
Hmm. That's a pretty good suggestion. I'll take two, in case I need a backup, or want to look cool firing one in each hand.
Thanks for the sweet video. Great info and testing. I would never want to injure someone in the next room. God bless.
Thanks for watching, TR
Thanks for all you do and your service!
Thanks for watching, TR
Your voice is grating.
I am from TN.
You know more than me and I appreciate it!
You are probably my favorite gun channel.
Really awesome watching you do and explain your point of view on these tests. Usually its ballistic nerds. Love hearing the point of view from a fighter!
Thanks
Great video Karl....Thanks!
Great video I watch it several times just to see all the slow motion. Thanks Karl.
Glad you enjoyed it
The denim test was originally for fighting against Canadians. ;)
Crazy people wear no fabric lol sometimes
🤣😂🤣😂🤣✌️🇺🇸✌️
very good video and great demonstrations, thanks for the great work!
Thanks for watching. TR
Fine demonstration sir thank you! Cheers from Tn