45 Y/O S&W Police Slugs - Anti-materiel Sabot Rounds - Tested

We have a rare opportunity to test out some unique 12ga. slugs that S&W tried to convince LE agencies would be a good idea to adopt. They claimed they would penetrate automotive engine blocks, which would disable the vehicle. In order to do this, the slug would have to first pass through other obstacles along the way and with luck, it might hit something vital on the engine. Whether or not these slugs were EVER successfully deployed in this manner, we may never know.

[@irvan36mm]

15:45 Props to Danny for wearing a Kentucky Ballistics shirt for Scott. I’m sure Jeff was wearing one,too.

[@estebanmurphy1373]

Tie it to a string so you don't have to put a thumb in it...

[@lukearts2954]

Yea, after that cynical wink to Scott in the intro with that vest around the chamber... :)

[@brolohalflemming7042]

@@lukearts2954 I don't think it was cynical. Scott's accident just highlighted the potential dangers of old ammo, so safety first.

[@andie_pants]

@@lukearts2954 This isn't the first time TFM has done that for safety with unknown rounds.

[@taofledermaus]

We've done that several times.

[@joecarpenter2447]

Explosive blanket was the name of my 70s rock band.

[@greengoblin876]

Explosive underwear was what I had after eating too much Chilli

[@AmazingBilldo]

@@greengoblin876 never met a pair that would do the job for me!!! 😂

[@scottyj6226]

@@AmazingBilldo chain mail my friend. Just throw it on the bbq to clean.

[@boo-leeproductionsinc3501]

You and the OG

[@devil5cry]

@@greengoblin876 too much 🌮 🤣

[@CallofDoobie585]

Scott if you're in the comments dude...get well soon. We all hope you get better

[@KrazyMitchAdventures]

Well Wishes sent from Canada..

[@joshuamiller75]

The dude's great!!

[@KrazyMitchAdventures]

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[@victorhood3453]

Wish you guys had put some good powderbehinnd those slugs !

[@KrazyMitchAdventures]

@@victorhood3453 that defeats the purpose, of historical representation

[@philippefrater2000]

We all pray for Scott! 🖖🏻🇫🇷😎🇫🇷😎🇫🇷🖖🏻

[@zettor47]

An impact like that would likely leave ones imagination leaking out ones nose and ears 😱

[@dalongshot9940]

I see Danny sporting the Kentucky Ballistics shirt for support.

[@timesthree5757]

Were da.... na just get well Scot.

[@ctsnider88]

Nice tribute to Scott. His new motto is just put your thumb in it! Maybe you or a viewer can make a thumb round and see how it flies. 😁

[@irvan36mm]

👍

[@afberglund2764]

You know, people are weird enough to send Scott a real thumb 😬

[@lolk4530]

@@afberglund2764 I'd laugh my ass off if someone sent me a thumb, then call the police and make sure it was a legally acquired one.

[@poncholefty471]

Balearic slingers used lead projectiles made by stinging their thumb in wet sand and filling the hole it created with molten lead. Killing people with a lead thumb has a long and rich history.

[@wizard_of_poz4413]

That sounds so goddamn cursed

[@strife3084]

Reminds me of my father so freaking much! God rest his soul. From his demeanor, the blood on his pants to the scars up his arms. My father was a heavy line mechanic my whole life. Grew up spending the summers in the shop doing the light stuff. I miss that man alot. I'm just proud to be able to pass down the life lessons he taught me, to his grandkids.

[@TRIKERED]

👍🏻😊. 🇺🇸😎

[@seldonwright4345]

Mine was a life long gun nut ,avid deer hunter. Miss him a lot.

[@FUBARguy107]

That second helmet; even at less than 1000fps that hit was brutal. If you survive it you are likely going to be eating blender meals and drooling on yourself.

[@Al-sg7kr]

@@Deere2154D republican too

[@mred8002]

This was discussed at length after previous helmet tests. No penetration is to be preferred, but it is common for some to think that such an impact is somehow ‘survivable’. It is not. Heads behave as a liquid at such impacts, and brains become homogeneous. Think raspberry jelly.

[@brucewrigleysgumchewz4667]

Deere... Sounds more like Dumbo Donnie. Sllluuurrpp slllluurrrpp .. drinking like a toddler out of a sippy cup. 😄

[@Zaque-TV]

@@Al-sg7kr yeah any worshipper of a tribalistic propaganda mill that disguises itself as a two party system lmao

[@bullseyebaby56]

And be only slightly harder to understand than the pudding head in the Whitehouse.

[@briantaylor3204]

I like the lesson learned from KB and the addition of the vest over the breach. Kudos to you Taofledermaus!

[@michellewilt4479]

I know I'm late to the party, but I'd love to see you reload these with new powder and see what kind of velocities you can drive them up to and if they will perform as advertised.

[@wilsonrawlin8547]

Same here. 1600 plus

[@jerryhayden8720]

I had to watch this again. I always enjoy these videos but I like seeing Danny again. His absence leaves a hole in the show that will always be. He was a good man that will be missed and remembered. RIP Danny.

[@stevenpeven258]

It’s good to see that these slugs were lucky enough to still be in reasonable condition, and more importantly were safe to shoot, despite their age

[@5roundsrapid263]

Ammo can last a century or more if kept dry and cool. I’ve shot ammo from the 1950’s with no problems. Obviously, I inspected it first.

[@theshapeexists]

Most old factory fresh ammo is fine if stored properly and not tampered with. Ive got some 1940s 762x39 ive been shooting for years, and its runs perfect. Ive got some 762x54r thats almost 100 years old, and it also runs like new

[@oldschooldude8370]

Heat kills powder life. Never know what you're getting. Depending on the powder, if temperature is kept under 85 or so it will outlive you by a long time. If under 75 it gets really dumb in lifetime.

[@UnfoundODST]

Unlike them slap rounds

[@rifleshooterchannel208]

@@theshapeexists You do *not* have any 1940s production 7.62x39. Let alone enough to have lasted for “years” of shooting.

[@pikricky]

Watching this video after I watched Danny's last video,brought a tear to my eye,RIP Danny you will be sadly missed

[@tonylaurenzi8011]

I love the little smoke in the face as it is rotating them back-and-forth

[@hernandovillamarinbuenaven7476]

We all pray for Scottt's quick & full recovery. Thanks God his Dad / (his Guardian Angel) could help with strong & decisive actions to save his life & keep Family together. God Bless our community!!.. Great video as usual!😊

[@SquireJethro]

Malloy and Reed! My Friday night TV watching as a kid.

[@taofledermaus]

Such a good show. They still play it on MeTV.

[@stefanmolnapor910]

@@taofledermaus watching Metv right now! Lol 🇺🇸

[@CrinosAD]

I love how the timing on this video is just right, with ref to Danny's T-shirt! Nice explaining of what you did beforehand with the ammo, to get a better understanding of what you where dealing with. And also pointing out several times that the powder could decrease or increase in potency while sitting on the shelf for 40 years.

[@UncleWermus]

TAOFLEDERMAUS: Scott from Kentucky Ballistics got blowed up by some sketchy old rounds Also TAOFLEDERMAUS: Time to shoot some sketchy old rounds! Love you, Guntube. Get well soon Scott.

[@skepticalbadger]

Bit of a difference in pressure.

[@UncleWermus]

@@skepticalbadger Just a smidge.

[@Spicoli1Bilek]

Will always be missed but never forgotten Danny we love you

[@randlerichardson5826]

Great video guys and yes we’re praying for Scott at Ky Ballistics GOD BLESS y’all Amen 🙏

[@Dank-gb6jn]

If you come across anymore of these, definitely reload them with factory fresh powder to pump up the velocity.

[@bobjordan8283]

Thumbs up for supporting Scott at KB!!

[@kimgriffith1054]

I was issued those rounds, They were stronger than what you were using today. I guess time catches all of us and our toys. Thankyou, retired LEO, SWAT, Range Master

[@taofledermaus]

Yep! Glad to hear someone actually had some experience with these

[@Steel_Wrath]

law of war: You can't use anti material weaponry against enemy personnel. Infantrymen: I was aiming at his rifle.

[@definitelynotjasonmomoa]

I mean, a death is a death, right? Lol

[@peterzingler6221]

Laughs in 50cal sniper use.

[@franklinfleming1237]

Cant use bearmace either... but cops are not soilders and protesters and criminals are not enemy combatants.

[@StormBringare]

Yes you can. What you can't use is ammunition designed to fragment inside the body or in other ways cause unneccessary suffering.

[@patrickw9520]

@@franklinfleming1237 but you can use such chemical deterrents to prevent the locals in the nation you invaded, from protesting at the gates, etc..... but god forbid you tear gas enemy combatants.

[@braxtonnelson7422]

"If somebody is attacking you with their lawnmower"... something I've never heard said before! More words of wisdom from Danny... Keeping Scott at Kentucky Ballistics in our thoughts and prayers...

[@trvsfrnd]

Most modern powders (US produced, post-cold war) are designed to degrade safely, meaning the round will lose pressure over time. Some ammo, like old WW2 corrosive stuff, can degrade and increase pressure, so they become unsafe if not kept properly and will blow up your gun. Been watching periodically for years, glad you're still going man!

[@GunFunZS]

That claim has been widely debated. I've never seen anybody come up with conclusive documentation one way or another about whether this is true. In general most powders seem to be pretty stable as long as you keep him in a controlled temperature environment.

[@GunFunZS]

@@Krobear I did read it. I was disputing the part about designed to degrade. People have been saying that about powders and primers forever kind of like 556 is designed to wound. Whether powders do degrade is a different issue but I've never seen any documentation that can support the claim that they are designed to do so. I would be interested in seeing that sort of documentation, if it does exist. I just don't think it works to state it as a fact without some sort of evidence somewhere. And I would be happy for somebody to find that evidence.

[@confederate2506]

I've got a crate of barely post WW2 (1947) soviet surplus. The stuff shoots better than any modern ammo I've put in it!!!

[@trvsfrnd]

@@confederate2506 I might have the timeframe/areas slightly wrong but an example of this is Turkish 8mm mauser that was produced with German support, also czech copies of 7.9mm Kurz, however the powder is composed, it became over-pressure with time, aka they didn't degrade safely. If you're worried about it you can always google and find out if people have had experiences with rounds getting hotter. A lot of surplus stuff has sat in boxes for decades, maybe moved occasionally, exposed to heat, and around the time they were using a bunch of new expedient chemicals to produce gunpowder. Forgotten Weapons did a vid about this.

[@trvsfrnd]

​@@GunFunZS These are verified facts, about certain ammo types. Turkish produced 8mm mauser made 70-80 yrs ago has blown up many machine guns in the past decade because it didn't degrade safely. Degrade on a chemical level, you want powder that's designed to become low-pressure over time. All smokeless nitro powder made in the past decades are all chemically composed to decompose in a safe manner. This isn't some "gun myth" telling you not to store your 5.56.

[@TigburtJones]

I like the support for Kentucky Ballistics too :D

[@michaeljames4904]

Awesome community. May have to buy one myself.

[@judethenekogamer3651]

Meanwhile the previous video

[@jasonwilde197]

You are really cautious to mention the age of the ammo and the effect on the powder because of Kentucky Ballistics.

[@loganbryce3804]

Peculiar how he takes extra precautions this time around, especially since he's tested countless unknown/old rounds in the past, all with nothing more than eye protection.

[@MFnDahk]

His take on KB's incident was dumb as hell..

[@wizard_of_poz4413]

@@MFnDahk but money

[@guyg5702]

I had one of these blue S&W slugs in the 70s that my grandfather somehow got ahold of. I remember cutting it up to see what was going on. Pretty cool to see all that again.

[@Enes-wj5xq]

After what happned to Scott, we hope non of Taufledermaus shooters get into like that terrifying accident. Be safe Taufledermaus.

[@JDude-uj3lk]

Had the pleasure of trying a couple of boxes of these around 1981. Was shooting targets accurately after passing through a concrete block wall. Targets were ~10 feet behind the wall and the wall was ~15 yards away.

[@taofledermaus]

Probably were a bit fresher then!

[@JDude-uj3lk]

@@taofledermaus I was too!

[@richardmoore6295]

when i saw the kevlar go around the receiver i knew you were thinking about Scott's mishap.

[@taofledermaus]

We've done it before with iffy rounds.

[@bendover5546]

Love how that lead plate have grown over time. Feel like a proud uncle.

[@jeremyshackelford8080]

My neighbors Cub Cadet keeps giving me the stink eye. I'll show it! Interesting video and history lesson. I always enjoy those. Again, good to see support for KY Ballistics. This channel has really changed my opinion of California for the better

[@donaldslayton2769]

After Scott's accident, your safety precautions are a good idea

[@percyfaith11]

Hook and string plus ballistic shield would be my addition.

[@QuesoDePalo]

my thinkin's exacc

[@GrowlieDave]

Was this the dude whos 50 cal. blew up on him? Saw hes breathing, but did he get out on one piece?

[@Skulgar321]

@@GrowlieDave He has a full video on it. Basically, he's lucky to be alive at all, but is recovering well. The part that nearly did him in was his jugular, it's been repaired, doctors did good work on the rest of him too.

[@chrismawson4430]

@@GrowlieDave Yea he barely survived, but afaik everything is still attached and he should make a full recovery.

[@FLIGHT762]

I have about 10 boxes of these Police S&W sabot slugs. They were purchased in the 1970's. I saved them all these years for armageddon. When I saw this video it reminded me. It was just a few weeks ago, I found the container where I stored these and pulled them out to look at them.

[@itwasaladream]

Glad to see you guys supporting TVP! That's my nephew!

[@moparedtn]

Danny and his "EDC tape measure". 🙂 I love that his TFM episodes keep his memory alive. - Ed on the Ridge

[@joshuagibson2520]

I can tell OG wasn't there today by the drawing on the plate. I'm starting to recognize his art when I see it. Very good video. If that retro still pic doesn't take you back to that time, nothing will. As well as ads and articles from Field and Stream as you mentioned. Even the fonts used show the time period. Art as well. I'm getting old. Lol

[@markcantemail8018]

Joshua I Received Shot Gun News in the late 70s and Early 80s and I remember the adds .

[@joshuagibson2520]

@@markcantemail8018 hell yeah brother. I haven't seen a print copy since the 90s I think.

[@andie_pants]

Sir Daniel of Deadeye absolutely _nailing_ it on the first shot!

[@GrowlieDave]

I was going to that Danny should call "Its hiiiigh noon" before he shoots but, dang it, look at them shadows......

[@heywardmorgan4741]

Prayers for Scott on a speedy recovery and prayers for you guys in your every day, stay safe and keep having fun out there

[@jordansmith4040]

Danny never fails to impress with his shooting skills.

[@1014p]

He is bench shooting. Single shot at a time at that. After initial shot where to hold for a shot is much easier. With these slugs the initial shot is needed to get a ball park of how it wants to fly. Generally they put up a target 10 or so yards away. Notice this one shot high. So hold low slightly for probably up to 30 yards.

[@chrislaxson9988]

Get better Scott. We love you.. And are praying brother

[@LClaypool]

Glad to see we are back to the normal business of testing cool old ass ammo after that last video....nice touch with KB tshirt and kevlar chamber cover. We are all learning....We are all brothers of the same shooting community :)

[@martyredge]

you want ammo you'll never see anywhere else, facts and research about the history what's going to be shot? this is the best channel ever

[@robburdack4361]

good to see danny looking healthy again !

[@bumpercoach]

good to see what all gun channels should do in pre-marking where theyre aiming especially for multiple shots on the same target so its easier to distinguish the different hits

[@frenchroast1355]

Kudos for Danny and his KB shirt. WTG!

[@casualobserver3145]

Good to see & hear Danny in this one. RIP, pard.

[@kentuckyboy541]

God bless Scott! Also stuff from. The mid 70's is not old!!! Lol

[@robertwright7937]

That's what I thought! I'm from the mid 70s!😁

[@RadSad-hd2op]

this man reallly just made a video grilling kentucky ballistics and is now out here shooting half a century old slugs

[@thefirststopher]

As a young man I saw the movie Alien Nation and from it found out about BRI sabot rounds.

[@undercoverasiant696]

I though using that drum mag on the shotgun was cool. Good movie

[@vinnieboombatzmd3508]

I was thinking the same but couldn't remember the name of the movie. Was it James Caan hiding behind a car with the slugs going all the way through?

[@thefirststopher]

@@vinnieboombatzmd3508 Yes.

[@MrDavidelliottjr]

When I seen the vest over the dsnger bits I knew it was because of Scots incident. Love this channel.

[@kriptid4506]

Rocking the Kentucky Ballistics shirt lol

[@FUBARguy107]

I bought one. Three of my friends did too.

[@kriptid4506]

@@FUBARguy107 Nice Scott's a good man

[@Andrew-on5do]

I’m gonna butter your biscuit!

[@joshuamiller75]

Just based on the sheer force evident in this video at around 11 minutes. You'd be knocking on heaven's door or dead.

[@CamRStanford]

Damn, that KY Ballistics incident really got everyone walking on eggshells, huh lol

[@messagedeleted1922]

With untested ancient shells yeah definitely.

[@CamRStanford]

@@messagedeleted1922 he could have unloaded and reloaded them. But I was referring to them laying the vest over the gun, that’s the first I’ve seen them do that-I just thought it was kind of funny Now everyone’s like “oh fuck, that eye pro is probably a good idea... and a level iv vest... and...” with the KY incident fresh in mind

[@DESTRUCT0NAT0R]

It's been a long time but I've seen TFM wrap the shotguns in kevlar before on old rounds.

[@taofledermaus]

We've done that a couple times. I think some of the Heavy Hitter test loads and the Brenneke slugs.

[@docskate4312]

The impact on the mild steel looked amazing.

[@paulstan9828]

In hindsight it would of been interesting to reload one with new powder to see the difference.

[@michiganengineer8621]

Beat me to it, I was going to make the same comment. I suppose they could at least chrono one of the newer Winchester BRI slugs to see the speed difference.

[@paulstan9828]

@@michiganengineer8621 That’s a good idea.

[@inthefade]

Would *have* been.

[@djnatedjn8787]

Awesome video today Jeff👌🏽! It's Great to see Danny again too🎯🤠! Hope you are all healthy and doing well, Keep up the Awesome, and of course, ** Educational Work!! 🔭🔬👨‍🔬😉💯🙏🏽👍🏽

[@taofledermaus]

thanks Nathan

[@bullseyebaby56]

I think that's pretty cool how it at least seems like all the shooter channels while in competition for viewers still support (don't hate on) the other guys. Very cool. And, while you don't fill the shirt out quite like Scott does, that Kentucky ballistics shirt looks good on you.

[@SurvivalRussia]

I know this is going to be good :)

[@taofledermaus]

Tanks, Lars (dang it, it isn't a tank!) lol

[@pantherplatform]

I thought winter in the "up" was bad but it's winter 11 months straight over there. Garage 54 is always driving around in what looks like January.

[@OGPurePhoenix]

@@taofledermaus make a comparison with the modern bri sabot? 😄

[@deucedeuce1572]

@@OGPurePhoenix I'd like to see reloads of these with new powder too. (edit, may be a faster burning powder, as the sabot it lighter and may require faster powder to reach velocity before leaving the bore.)

[@OGPurePhoenix]

@@deucedeuce1572 I was going to say the same, but without knowing the exact constitution and construction of the projectile, it's incredibly difficult to replicate more slugs in a way that's period accurate to the 1970s

[@Hixie101]

I like how you went into details of the round, dissected the load and showed the safety you took. Remember the difference between science and messing around is documentation.

[@apathtrampledbydeer8446]

I kind of expected Danny to yell: It's comin' right for us before shooting that engine.

[@HarmsWay500]

Amen. Praying for Scott as well. He’s faking well pretty good now! Heal quickly brother! PS Good job fellas. Always a pleasure.

[@mecanicageneral615]

After what happened to Scott now it's a little scary shooting very old ammo, very nice move to cover the main components of the shotgun

[@sickjawa]

Danny in the video, I keep watchin’, love you dude.

[@EinhanderSn0m4n]

Yall please pray for Kentucky Ballistics, and consider talking to Ballistic Machinist about turning this slug design in brass.

[@sunshadow7XK]

More like turn it into a lead mold so that we can all screw with it

[@EinhanderSn0m4n]

@@sunshadow7XK Also yes.

[@carsonhunt4642]

They said at the start the company has a patent for the design, so no point for ballistic machinist to spend time making them as can’t sell them

[@sunshadow7XK]

@@carsonhunt4642 If TFM can at least post dimensions I can make one for my own purposes.

[@joshuagibson2520]

At distance it does lose velocity but can still penetrate more in soft tissue than up close. Buffalo's latest video was awesome. Learned something very valuable.

[@definitelynotjasonmomoa]

HEY DANNY! Good to see ya

[@mybuickskill6979]

I was just talking to a fellow at work about Scott. I hope he recovers soon. I miss seeing new big bore fun. 🤗

[@failepicly4575]

Taking precautions. That's what I like to see. Especially after and unsaid someone had a crazy fluke accident. 👌

[@texasranger24]

For comparison a few of those new Winchesters or some 3" shells with new powder at safe max pressure for 1oz slugs to get 1700ft/sec would've been interesting.

[@FortuneCookie45LC]

Hello to Jeff and Danny - Hope you saved one of those slugs and that box for historical purposes - but if not, the video will suffice for that. There was a lot of S & W ammo back then, but apparently, they didn't find it profitable enough to continue... nice video as always. Get well soon, Scott..!! Steve

[@NC-oy8hq]

Need to load some with fresh powder , 12-1300 FPS

[@SuperLaplander]

Good one. My favorite Danny at the trigger. Be safe and keep producing good stuff! Thanks TFL crew.

[@taofledermaus]

Thanks! Will do!

[@ftswarbill]

My Day always seems better with a new Danny video. No offense Jeff. :D

[@7come11two]

Danny's always whipping out his peter meter.

[@TRIKERED]

👍😉. 🇺🇸😎

[@bluegizmo1983]

I don't care who ya are... If you get hit in the helmet with a 12ga slug, you's a gotta be having a bad day! 😂

[@eiv-gaming]

Ah, Danny. You will be missed. Legend.

[@draigygoch]

Did you only add this 'explosive blanket' after watching Kentucky Ballistics accident? you were very critical of his video

[@jimcappa6815]

They've used it in the past when shooting with unknown or old ammo.

[@LextechLighting]

He wasn’t critical at all. He was right. It’s called foresight

[@taofledermaus]

We used a few times with some test loads a company sent us. The Heavy Hitters is one of them.

[@draigygoch]

@@LextechLighting Critical doesn't mean negative Lex,

[@edwhitson9873]

Good to see ol Danny on a video. RIP Danny

[@randlerichardson5826]

Yeah it’s dangerous shooting old rounds look at KY Ballistics video where his 50 BMG BLEW UP. He was shooting old slap rounds and the 3rd one blew the gun up big time GOD BLESS y’all Amen 🙏

[@michiganengineer8621]

From what I've been hearing that may have been a "counterfeit" round that was reloaded and hot. One of the other channels mentioned an issue with polymer sabots and muzzle-brakes as well.

[@michiganengineer8621]

@@Krobear Very true. I think we will all have to wait until Mark Serbu gets finished with his diagnostics. From what he (Serbu) said on his own channel it _sounds_ like Scott had a few more rounds from that batch. Hopefully those were sent to Serbu along with the carcass of the RN-50

[@felixcat9318]

Given the magnitude of deformation visible on those ballistic helmets, I have no doubt whatsoever that the wearers would have suffered multiple catastrophic skull fractures and crushing entry wounds resulting in immediate loss of life! Even at much degraded velocity these rounds impart a huge amount of energy into the target, door locks and hinges would fail under fire from fresh rounds fired from close range. Thank you for this interesting, informative and entertaining video, I imagine that the antique engine nerds were gnashing their remaining teeth and pulling out the last wisps of their long gone hair at the sight of that old engine meeting the 12 gauge projectile...

[@francoisbernier68]

He doesn’t need to aim, he’s got a sixth sense..or maybe ecolocation.. 🤣😂

[@lol4fun]

For the first time ever i had a mid video advert, well done for not getting this demonetised

[@jpdesimone]

Kentucky Ballistics watching this video at 4:50 mark: "Ahh, yeah, that's a good idea right there."

[@1014p]

Wrapping his 50 cal would not have stopped the cap. Threads can only be torqued so many times. Thats why it failed so hard. It if it was a bolt instead. The bolt would have blown out the side or barrel burst open. Price wise that gun was an inferior design and option for price range. Literally 200 dollars more gets you a bolt gun in ar type set up from SHTF 50 or even Serbu Bolt action 50, although pre pandemic prices. Things went up a little from then.

[@jpdesimone]

@@1014p Yeah, man, that was just a joke.

[@lukeabram1674]

I love the support for kentucky ballistics

[@Okun240]

2:21 imagine OG being on the cast of Adam 12 😎

[@TristramSavage]

Done

[@collinpugh9219]

thank you guys for redeeming yourselves after that last video. i almost didnt want to watch anymore of your videos and almost unsubbed after seeing that video... Scott is a Great man. Mark is a great man. It was an absolutely terrible incident. seeing the support for scott is awesome to see. im glad i didnt unsub. i stuck around to see if you would show the support he needs and you came through. Keep it up guys! Scott needs all the support he can get!

[@collinpugh9219]

@@Krobear this is literally the first one I've watched since then and the first thing I did was check the comments to see if there was any support for Scott and the comments restored my faith in them.

[@collinpugh9219]

@taofledermaus you guys keep it up. you guys are great!! I'm so happy you guys caught up to it!!!

[@alloutofbubblegum154]

I just went on an hour Taofledermaus binge...now this? NICE!!!

[@irishbob26]

My favourite thing to do. 👍

[@acorgiwithacrown467]

Thats pretty cool that they still make them

[@Ryzler13]

His buddy better have a can opener to remove that guys helmet. The last thing that guy saw was the back of his skull fly out from the front of his face.

[@Ender3Me]

Zero body armor can stop these. I'm in the process of 3d printing some of these to be cast in lead and loaded. Will be good for my shtf anti personnel arsenal.

[@Smallathe]

Very cool "slow" vintage slug. Lovely design - I loved the wasp like shape. The sabot was also nicely made with a very good support. Really awesome shooting with the Kevlar on top and all Danny - and superb slow motion captures from Jeff to spice things up. :)

[@taofledermaus]

thank you Saar!

[@joshuataft5541]

Oooh I see extra precautions with unknown ammo scince "the detonation "lol...not a bad thing I supose

[@spencerwilkie4218]

Old ammo has got me spooked now lol So happy you put the kevlar over the breech

[@peterzingler6221]

Back then make it bigger and heavier was the way of choice

[@Zapheteroped]

Diablo: the proper Spanish word for devil Diabolo: a yoyo-like toy resembling two cups attached base to base

[@disturbedmaynard3873]

I am sure on the next video with OG, he will have the Stick your thumb in it shirt from Kentucky Ballistics

[@Bloodreign137]

Very cool slug design! I love these vintage items as I’m a younger buck

[@taofledermaus]

Glad you like them!