Airguns with More POWER than 9MM FIREARMS - EXPLODING BRICKS - AEA Zeus 72 cal & HP Max 45!

These Airguns have More POWER than 9MM FIREARMS! There are airguns with insane power. Way more than a lot of firearms! Don’t believe me? Watch this video and see the AEA Zeus .72 caliber and AEA HP Max .45 caliber in action exploding some cinder blocks!
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[@karlmurray4479]

You can legally use a water pistol to defend yourself in the uk, as long as it doesn’t get your attacker too wet while he s trying to stab you ,causing him a cold. Then you got a lawsuit on your hands

[@QsPracticalNonsense]

Why do i feel like this is a literal law, in the UK AND in the US lmao

[@mountainadventures7346]

I’m sorry.😢

[@LaVidaLocaHomie]

Train like Chuck Norris, you'll never fear a knife attack.

[@Fkd-About-Found-Out]

i just looked at the price here and yeah you wouldnt want it anyway.. the ammo costs 40 euros for 20 shots.. stick to stabby sticks lol

[@UnchainedPicaso]

🤣🤣 Funny but not funny!!

[@Blimbus-Blombo]

As a science enthusiast I'm very happy to see you keep the variables under control like replacing your cinder block targets. I can't tell you how many times I've seen people test firearms or armor and use the same target for multiple tests which really alters the reliability of the tests. Like if you shoot a cinder block with, say a 00 buck shot, then shoot it with a .22 the result is going to look drastically different, ya know? Props to ya for proper testing procedure!

[@sirenscalllntothedeep6306]

Sure let's Practice on Human Targets. 🤨 There always needs be 🧠 Dead Chirping. 🤔 Hmmm if can do that to a Block What's it going to do to your Soft Head. ( yours being softer than most )

[@MiccaPhone]

You mean like when you drink 10 beers it is always the last one which is somewhat bad...?

[@Bob_Adkins]

@@sirenscalllntothedeep6306 You should see what a baseball bat does in slow motion!

[@sirenscalllntothedeep6306]

@@Bob_Adkins Well aware killed many Iguanas with one. Problem is what ever your hiring need to stand still.

[@aaaaa1957]

If your a real science enthusiast then you know that’s probably not a cinder block at all, cinder blocks haven’t been made since around 1947. That’s probably a cement block.

[@Jonoman777]

what blows my mind is if you look up the rifle used by Lewis and Clark, it was an air rifle more powerful than the muskets used at the time. The fact they had that technology then

[@dougvuillemot8670]

The gov got in way. Bet you

[@daveramsay1309]

Funny thing is that air rifles are a very simple design but you are correct in the fact that very little was known mathematically on efficiency and to little or two much air or ambient temperatures. Even bullet shape.

[@billymacktexasdetective5827]

I had no idea. I looked it up, very interesting. It took 1500 strokes to fill it to its operating pressure of 800psi. After that, it was good for about 70 shots. That's nuts..

[@Jonoman777]

@@dougvuillemot8670 I'd agree except they are still somehow not regulated like firearms. for now anyway

[@romandecaesar4782]

Unquestionably, one of the best demonstrations on KZbin. Thank you!

[@Fadedecho1]

I must say air guns have come along way. Definitely impressive.

[@chris_nikolopoulos2128]

With a certain ammo it can reach out almost the energy of a 30-06

[@metamorphicorder]

In regards to quality and craftsmanship, yep. In regards to perfomance and power, its been a bit of a reverse bell curve, air guns, in terms of perfomance and power kinda started where we are now. Kinda. You have to go all the way back to a blow gun which was the standard for well a long ass time. Then material science came up a bit and we took a step back in ergonomics but a step up in power, and we had the bellows gun which was kinda a modernish form factor rifle affair with a flexible hose and a bellows device that provided the impusle to send the projectile. Then ŵe had the japanese air rifles that may or may not have inspired or been inspired by the star of this show, the GPAR. Girrandoni Pattern Air Rifle. Specificlly it wasnt a sigular product so much as it was a series of different interpretations of the GARP, the Girandoni Air Rifle Pattern. Basically a schematic for building a servicable and producable pneumatic rock thrower. This pattern was available for license for individuals or entities of means to use to produce a weapons platform. Very much the contemporary game changer that the ar15 was when it hit the scene. It is essientially the same form factor that a modern day bolt action or mag fed single shot repeating hunting rifle. It used a hammered and forge welded cast iron pressure vessle as the power supply and but stock, similar to how the air force air rifle pattern. It was thumb cocked with a hammer that opened the buffalo horn valve. Used leather washers as seals. It had a spring returned sliding block action and at about 4 oclock running next to the barrel, was a linear and tubular integrated magazine filled by included speed loading tubes. Held about 20 shots of 48 or 50 cal round balls. The reservoir had about 20 shots of useful pressure in it at a proper fill. It was gravity fed maning that one had to push the sliding block out of battery, tilt the barrel tip up to some degree and a round would fall into the sliding block. Releasing the block would bring the round into battery then cocking, aiming and firing could be done. Power wise it was about like a 45 acp at about 30 to 40 yards. Subsonic so it was quiet, had no flash, no smoke cloud and worked in the rain. Of course like all compressed air platforms that rely on a tank, it suffered a downward power curve between fills. Then powder platforms surpassed it, but during its apex it was a military weapon. Then air guns devolved in mainstream popularity and somehwat complexified in terms of design. There was a sort of refinement to the concept in the pritchard liquid gas air rifle that used a refillable compresses co2 bulb but was generally less powerful even if an improved design. Kinda the forerunner of co2 guns available today. Then air guns became a toy to very narrow use tool. And today we are again in the girandoni era. Just better materials and some slight design innovation.

[@zzzzBadBoyzzzz]

I'd say that Air Compressors have come a long way.

[@shpao4168]

I really love your demo of extremely high power “Air” rifle. AEA products remind me the diversity of the air rifle. Someone like competition, cares about the perfect pellets, 0.1” group, and pressure regulator. Someone plinks at backyard, cares about the loudness, shooting count every air filled. There are too many PCP rifles with similar spec currently. AEA definitely gives us another fun. I do not like hunting even kill a grass spider, but like to see how an air gun shoots the hard brick. Undoubtedly, AEA created its own market at the lower price range.

[@scotthoover6689]

I kill every grass spider I ever see.

[@vihreelinja4743]

as a backyard plinker and pest shooter i really need a pressure regulator as grouing is so much better no matter how much air is in the bottle it will allways hit in the same spot.

[@Bob_Adkins]

@@scotthoover6689 I killed all of them. I have proof too, you can look for 100 years and never find one.

[@ricknielson8934]

$1700.00 lower price range ?

[@bryanzimmerman8646]

@@ricknielson8934obviously the Bintac S45 and Zeus are pricey but they are the most expensive. I have a Challenger.30 BP with 32” barrel and it only cost 499$. Firearms guys are always surprised by the price and quickly think why blow that money on an Airgun? They however usually can’t shoot for shit. I go to the range and spend less than 15$ on one hundred shots. They powder burner guy maybe shoots 20rounds and spends more on those bullets than I do on my 100 shots. Who is going to get better faster? It’s logical really. Upfront cost is higher for Airgun but ammo is one tenth the cost. That is reason enough for me and I choose Airgun as I love shooting and the gun pays for itself in a year or two when you include ammo costs. Are they reliable enough for home defense? Debatable but then hopefully I will never need to find out

[@cloudbase7799]

That's an incredible amount of energy down range from the 72 caliber! 😮

[@David-dl3vj]

Yeah, and all it took was air. Politicians have their personal sidearm to keep them safe?????????

[@mrkipple2080]

Who ever thought a damn BB gun would ever Hulk out like this. Lol

[@someguywithamustache7235]

Spicy bb guns

[@LoneWOLF-ku7mf]

they are not BB guns they are PELLET guns big difference

[@mrkipple2080]

@@LoneWOLF-ku7mf it was a joke.😂. I know this. Lol. I've had quite a few. Air power whether .Spring, Air Ram and especially PCP have virtually morphed. Over the years. I heard of the works years ago by John Bowkett of England and really happy to see that PCPs and Airguns BB, Pellet or otherwise have really grown in leaps and bounds into mainstream shooting....incredible

[@LoneWOLF-ku7mf]

@@mrkipple2080 Ya I understand.

[@mrrod3004]

@@LoneWOLF-ku7mf but you can shoot pellets from bb guns? or at least mine had the option.

[@jkitto2008]

I have one of these, AEA HP SS MAX 457.cal I affectionately call mine Puff, the Magic Dragon. Such power it's an eye-opener for someone that's never shot one. 😮!

[@td8827]

where to get this at

[@mogamedfakier3592]

Best test so far thanks Ben for always keeping us well informed and entertained Regards from South Africa 🇿🇦

[@starviptv6544]

Wow ... 72 caliber... ... brick turned into dust... I have to watch this again ☝️😎👆

[@stevenguajardo6049]

I had no idea these airguns could do this. Accuracy is good too. Danm!!!

[@jaychristopher4167]

This is actually a really good video showing the relative power with the bricks. I have the aea 45 like that, the 35, and the .50 cal aea bullpup. I just bought the gk1 semi auto .25 pistol..

[@SorceKingjjr]

He is simply showing you a taste of what’s to come

[@eratogaladeira9088]

Man!!!😮 I didn't expect this one! I will be watching more of your amazing videos in the coming times. I would like to see more comparisons of this genre here on your channel. Thanks from Portugal 🇵🇹

[@mountainman0]

you need to do a collaboration with Ian McCollum to compare these AEA's to the original Girardoni air rifles as adopted by the austrian army in 1780 - a repeating air rifle in .51 cal shooting approx 20 balls of 200grains from the magazine tube, and 30 shots on one fill of air reservoir. these guns were also used by lewis & clark on their western expeditions

[@hldelling55delling75]

Replications?

[@crazypath573]

I had no idea such guns existed back then. Very interesting

[@hldelling55delling75]

@CRAZY PATH I found out only a few years back. Powder burners overshadowed all othes as the standard of self defence. We recognize it now, for the monopoly it is, yet no one dare challenge it.

[@EternallyThankful-os6pz]

Ok - I'll admit it - I'm a firearms fan and I have never watched a single video for an air rifle...that said...WOW !!! I am impressed with the power from both those rifles...legitimately can be used for not only hunting , but self defense if need be...thanks for sharing !!!

[@JonathankisseeKissee]

I just bought The Terminator made by these guys and it's c***

[@calebcarano5928]

​@@JonathankisseeKissee what's bad about it...I was thinking about getting one but now I'm thinking of not

[@bitkrusher5948]

You can not store these guns charged they must be bled out.....the seals will leak you will grab it when you need it and it will be empty ...great if legal for hunting or just shooting but not home defense.....I have 8 pcp air guns and 1 shoty! Shoty is for defense Air for fun and training.

[@bertbccfu9564]

Actually you have to store these charged , if not seals can go bad​@@bitkrusher5948

[@villhelm]

No. PCP rifles usually need to be stored pressurised.

[@gregkelmis2435]

Very interesting I have friends or want to get into this. Would like to see some accuracy and velocities with the Krohne but 5100 200 yards that would give you an idea of what caliber to get kinda like the 45 flatter trajectory probably than the 72?

[@randyblackburn8691]

damn you even hit it on the hardest part too with the 72 awsome power with that airgun

[@tamdavidle8936]

Love the way you tested the gun, it is more meaningful than other people who try it using paper targets. Shooting paper means nothing! Shooting concrete cinder blocks and busting with airguns that simulate how the gun could be used to shoot real-life targets such as for hunting aminal or criminals (human animals). Many thanks!

[@erict3728]

When he said, that's money, I was thinking about the slug... I would have to get a mold and cast my own for those. I would quickly get tired of buying them

[@hackmasterHQ]

Great demonstration. I switched to airguns a couple years ago. Best investment I ever made.

[@RazorsEdgeLandscaping]

Really??? How so? I don't see it being cheaper?

[@LoneWOLF-ku7mf]

@@RazorsEdgeLandscaping The cost of ammo, maybe you didn't see that did you??

[@RazorsEdgeLandscaping]

It's not bad at all here in PA. What are you going to do if shtf and u don't have the time to recharge a tank. Or lack of the Co2 which powers the air rifle????

[@RazorsEdgeLandscaping]

Honestly how many shots per tank do you get when shooting .50 cal slugs

[@airgunningyup]

@@RazorsEdgeLandscaping not many , but you can shoot in the backyard in most areas, which would be illegal with a firearm.. Less regulations is a huge advantage with airguns . Not to mention direct fill compressors that used to be 1200 dollars are now 250 bux.. so you can refill the guns pretty quick

[@hanke2456]

Thanks ! God Bless You And Family.

[@deanpatterson1842]

Thanks , didn’t know they were quite that powerful , cool

[@brianstauffacher]

Hey brother. Brian Spokane washington. My gosh man! You put out the best content ever! Thanks for all you do and the time you put in. Most people cannot comprehend what it even takes to edit a video like these. Cheers to you and your family. Thanks again

[@ShootingGearReviews]

I appreciate that

[@monte9627]

Yeah I have several PCP rifles but I only have a 20 yd range in my shop. They were so loud I was forced to create detachable silencers for them. I too live in Spokane , and I've only met one other person that likes to shoot PCP,s .

[@zackzittel7683]

Hey Brian, it’s Zack from Spokane.

[@monte9627]

@@zackzittel7683 hey dude I'm from Spokane as well . I've been looking for somebody that is into PCP air rifles out here. Haven't found anybody yet and I have 7 of them from 177 to 25 cal.

[@zackzittel7683]

@@monte9627 I’m looking into it, I work at a paintball field and have access to unlimited air, And a 72/300 68/4500 and 90/4500 tAnk to fill em with. There’s a huge 4 team game next weekend. You should come play. I’ve gotta tech 60 planet eclipse markers before then. The Benjamin bulldog seems like the best bang for the buck but I kinda want a 30 cal maverick XTP’s.

[@philippinevalienteairgunne1085]

Beautiful air gun.. great accuracy

[@dalecarpenter8828]

Powerful air guns and off the wall names for things !

[@george6036]

Definitely nice stuff With the Blistics But we need To work on quicker reloading of some type of device and recharging quicker! Very impressive in itself!

[@JackAgainski]

It looks like the HP Max has a small rotating magazine on top. Maybe 8 shots on the smaller pellets.

[@stevengoodman3498]

Awesome video Ben! Absolute destruction with that .72 caliber. Thank you for showing us the incredible power of airguns. Appreciate all you do and thanks!

[@oneproudbrowncoat]

Wonder what it could do with a discarding sabot?

[@NorCalNeel]

This is what attracted me to PCP air rifles. A lot of them shoot the lead just as fast or faster than the powder, same caliber

[@jonothandoeser]

Amazing!

[@NorCalNeel]

@@BigPapiMark 25cal 35 grain

[@zackzittel7683]

My 338 makes 4,200 FPE. My .280AI makes more energy at 500 yards than a 6.5 creed does at the muzzle.

[@zackzittel7683]

@Big Papi .280 AI is basically a much more efficient 7mm rem mag. Same speed, less powder, recoil, muzzle blast, and non belted cases I can fit 5+1 in a winchester featherweight. And there’s lots of factory Ammo for 338 that makes over 4,000 ft lbs. federal has a good line up @$100-$170 a box. Lol.

[@Rayvon69]

Really enjoyed that and your testing style cheers 👍👍💪💪

[@antoniozavala3081]

Great vid man! U explained what the gun was and didn't talk to much! Thank u

[@margaretmacmurray658]

Omg ,never underestimate the power of a pcp awesome 👌 👏 👍 😍 💖 😎 👌.

[@ShootingGearReviews]

You got that right!

[@quadsman11]

I'm hearing that AEA has a new .58cal. ELEMENT MAX ! When, or I guess I should say if, you are able to have access to it, I would be very interested in seeing some of the equivalent results ! It is being promoted as an excellent hog, and coyote gun ! It absolutely has my attention at the moment !

[@ShootingGearReviews]

I got the Element MAX in 50. I already have the Zeus in 58

[@quadsman11]

@@ShootingGearReviews Thanks, that was my understanding from what I have seen in your collection, and, your current evaluation videos. But, that ZUES, is a monster of a gun, and the Element, in the equivalent caliber, is in a considerably more compact, and by far, more convenient, and user friendly package ! Don't get me wrong, I absolutely love the ZEUS, especially when it's in the .72cal. ! That thing is a total beast of a gun ! But, for a convenient, user friendly package, that Element definitely has my attention at the moment ! Not sure where they are going to be at when the price point is made public ! ( which, by now, has long been known ) ! I'm in a position of wanting to be able to quickly being able to put down a coyote ! And yet, be able to pack it for a lengthy ( not to mention, long awaited for, hunting trip ) ! As time progresses, the more I am really starting to fall in love with the AEA brand ! 🇺🇸😎

[@gleebybooer]

@@quadsman11 They are crazy cool

[@mallarino14]

That 72 caliber it’s super powerful!! 😎

[@mannixja]

Can't be any simpler than that. Excellent visual video, bro.

[@gkeyman565]

Great power closeup, but what can it do at distance, is it accurate, cycle rate of fire. I've always told people when it comes to the zombie apocalypse, the powder guns will run out, air will not ! Have a great day

[@oldschool0072]

I have 2 Aea guns .30 .357 they shoot pretty good had to shoot 2 attacking dogs still limping after 2 weeks

[@da33ie]

You saved the best till last! What an awsome gun and video too!

[@johnvan1640]

Hey. Can you do a video comparing a regular pellets vs. a powder coated pellets of the same caliber. I heard that the powder coated one has more power. Thanks

[@ramieperkins8113]

Crossbow is as deadly if not more lethal at a fraction of the cost and doesn’t have to be charged .with that being said . I will say they are definitely cool as hell and very lethal . Great presentation of the weapons

[@undeadaeon9992]

No, but you have to replace the limbs and string every few years. About 200-400 dollars every 2-5 years.

[@robertbarrett3749]

Try the RX Adder on go gun it's a very powerful crossbow

[@undeadaeon9992]

@@robertbarrett3749 it's a fast reloading crossbow that barley meets Arizona's 130lbs crossbow limit. Lol impressive but not powerful.

[@arielhermoso4262]

@@undeadaeon9992 The brake cable of mtn. bike, recer bike, etc - shoulb be tried for cross bow string...

[@undeadaeon9992]

@@barrywomer767 most hunting situations is around 50-75 yards. Which is perfect for crossbows. Are you some sort of pussy or something, taking a 500yard shot that you might miss and hurt an animal? There's also plenty of videos on KZbin showing crossbow kills 50 yards out. Seems like it's a skill difference between each individual regardless of what crossbow you're using.

[@yoitired]

I had to look up that .72, websites say its FPE is 1500, that's even more than an ar-15.

[@undeadaeon9992]

It's been recorded hitting 3000

[@chikkenbonz]

I've seen videos with the Dragon Claw 50 cal. which is what I thought you were gonna bring out. But DAMN! 72 cal.?? You could prolly hunt Elk with that beast! Impressive!

[@jamescollins2615]

Never in a million years would the average person get one in the UK we ban anything that is remotely harmful

[@IBTU]

Crossbow and Bows my friend (I’m from the UK)

[@daibo0ne]

Yes. Because slavea shouldnt be capeble of defending themselfs.

[@pjorkan]

Cant you get a huben gk1? Thats a .25 cal air pcp pistol. I can order it to Sweden atleast and we have about the same laws against guns like the uk.

[@ChildofYHVH]

It’s sad, because anything can be used to commit murder, or a violent crime. However, not everything can be used to stand against a tyrannical government!!!!

[@charlesloukas1946]

You get centre fire with an FAC

[@HoneyBearLife]

Airguns are more exciting than powder burners!😉

[@ShootingGearReviews]

Yes they are!

[@SK-me9by]

And you can buy a can with no permission from DC Dad.

[@Thegoofyairgunner]

I have watched the progression of airguns and I still don’t believe it!!🤣

[@charlesrodriguez9253]

Hola señor le saludo de Colombia Medellín que grande potencia tienen estos rifles que bueno sería tener uno de estos lo felicito por mostrar el funcionamiento y la calidad de estás máquinas muchas gracias

[@CD-hc5ds]

Nice! Been considering a AEA in .30 or .35. Thoughts on one vs the other?

[@ShootingGearReviews]

I’d say to step up to the 35 if you need the extra power for larger game. if accuracy is the prime concern then go with the 30.

[@stoecklinr]

@@ShootingGearReviews ive been hearing that alot, 30 cal more accurate than 35, so what you say? Is that really the case? And if so could you demo it for us? Love the videos, especially with your family, my kids love it! God bless!

[@undeadaeon9992]

The HP max .50 cal is the best option for big game

[@undeadaeon9992]

The .35 hp max is like 800FPS at 150FPE with like 81grain. Hp max 50. 700fps 300graun. You're looking at 320FPE. 9MM territory but in .50cal diameter.

[@ShootingGearReviews]

Hmmm that’s a tough choice

[@kirktilton1863]

cant wait until mine comes in :) i also have the 50 caliber Umarex that drops 20000 pound plus african cape buffalo in there tracks! i shot the 580 grain it went completly through 3!! yes 3 !! 55 gallon steel drums! and shattered a cinder block as well! air rifles have come a looooooong way! since i was a kid!

[@ryankienbaum8894]

I see you taught him well bud! Love to see that!😊

[@righteyeartistry156]

I would like to see a distance per accuracy on these air guns.

[@daveaertgeerts8961]

They dont because thats too funny

[@elijahdisinclined6841]

I have a umarex Hammer, .510 pcp. It's the most powerful on the market,or was six months ago. 705FPE. Almost 1200fps. And that's with 550 grain slugs. I have 320 grain hollow points. Those are considerably faster. With a 550 grain slugs, someone killed a Cape Buffalo at 60 yards. So anyone talking smack about airguns need to learn how to read. Then go sit down somewhere and be quiet.

[@elijahdisinclined6841]

Also, it's 4000psi. Well, 3500. At 3500 you get 3 shots. 705 FPE each, and a finishing shot at about half. But on my ballistics charts they say a .357 mag hits with 699 FPE. So my rifle will crack an engine block. That's what they say about the .357 anyhow. Single shot tho, and if anyone buys the hammer, get a scope. It has no sights. I recommend one for a little distance, at least a hundred and fifty yards. Hundred would work. It's got the air to push it that far. And a Cape Buffalo has a hard ass head from what I understand.

[@travelcompass591]

Great Airguns reviews! QUESTION: Never had PCP and thanks to your videos I am interested in getting these two,: the AEA Element, and the AEA HP SS PLUS or HP MAX; the first one for backpacking,. My question is how long can these airguns remain tank-loaded? Once I reach the 3600 psi or close to it and put it away in the closet. 1 month, six months, a year??? Is it a negative thing to keep the tanks (o-rings, etc.,) loaded for too long without shooting them?

[@undeadaeon9992]

In summer time the air can hold for months, but during the winter, the cold weather makes the psi drop, just like your tires. U have to pump it up. There's a gauge so just pump it up whenever u need it.

[@mrlmmo1712]

Yes

[@undeadaeon9992]

Basically with my HP MAX .50 I would pump it up to 4300-4500psi. And if the night before has been cold then the psi will drop from 4500 to 4400 or 4300psi. Definitely check it every day if you're going to be using it as self defense, I recommend getting the HP MAX .50 because there's actually spare parts you can buy online, there's no spare parts for the Zeus or element max, if your gun needs to be repaired then you're shit out of luck until you ship it in.

[@vihreelinja4743]

my hatsan keeps air in for months between shootings. but if you get some dirt in the seal it might leak a bit but thatsa not a problem as a hand pump can be used to fill it up and one can take apart and clean the airbottle if its leaking.

[@user-ev9nm2of3p]

​​@@undeadaeon9992 ... if you download a cylinder in the cold, then brought to a warm place, it will not be used, it will exceed the pressure.

[@michaelflynt6788]

Lewis & Clark ready!

[@ssithlore]

The aea bullpup challenger hits alot harder but that zuez 72.cal is a straight monster

[@alexandermartinez732]

Holy fuck! I had no idea this was even possible! I was kinda curious to see how that last 1 did after the first shot but either way, that was incredible! I wouldn’t be surprised if the politicians come running to pass legislation to stop air guns now 😂

[@stoecklinr]

Well if they do we have to be ready to stop any legislation to that efeect!

[@undeadaeon9992]

They gotta go after guns first before they can touch air guns.

[@mikeholt9988]

4 states have serious restrictions now. Two states treat them like fire arms no matter the power the other two for higher power. Videos with titles like this draw attention. As far as the comparison to 9mm 200 energy foot pounds from even a carry size 9mm is VERY low. ''Average'' is closer to 300. 5 inch barrel and up 500 fpe is easily achieved

[@horscategorie]

@@undeadaeon9992 Living in Maryland, where I live some idiot hit a school with a shotgun slug during deer season. The county council wasted no time passing a local ordinance - Everything is illegal - technically even a spitball can get you locked up.

[@SK-me9by]

@@undeadaeon9992 Not really, look how some countries limit the power it can have. We have one too many commi minded people in office these days. We need to change that.

[@alessandroricci7294]

Hardly surprising: that slug was almost the size of a 12gauge. Point now, I see pretty big air canisters: how many shots can you get out of them? You will need a compressor, still real impressive if you can get them. I live in UK: you'll need a personal permit from the king on top of the regular gun license.. Joking of course, but I should imagine those guns have unique serial numbers, do they?

[@petergbrics7260]

A persenol permit from the king?What?Maybe you should just get one and test it on that traitor of a subhuman you call king overthere…

[@zackzittel7683]

You can top off the cylinder with a 4,500psi scuba. It’s like $6 to fill one.

[@chasemartin4450]

At least in the United States, these airguns are not considered "firearms" under federal law. A couple states have some regulations, but nothing more than that. As it should be!

[@zackzittel7683]

@@chasemartin4450 they don’t even come close to fitting the definition of a firearm as invented by the AFT

[@chasemartin4450]

@@zackzittel7683 Watch them "change" their definition of a firearm at midnight and raid the homes of airgun owners at 3 am...

[@RealJayStevens]

Awesome videos, that Zeus lives up to its name :D

[@wallywrench9844]

Did anyone else notice his shots were placed above the sweet spot to do the most damage? Then with the 72cal he placed the shot to where it does the most damage.

[@kamalakrsna]

Yep ... first thought/consideration Still: liked the video

[@jimwontorcik742]

Yeah I saw that too. Also they don't know what a cinder block is from a cement block!

[@alvinhickling901]

acually that wasn' the sweet spot it was the strongest spot on the block from the side and had more streanthg then any where else , so he in fact proved his point even better !

[@superzero4250]

@@alvinhickling901 Maybe the 45cal or 9mm rounds would have had the same effect too… 🤔

[@thejourneytoheaven2069]

Yha marketing can some time fool the naked eye but not this time.

[@MrChris7582]

A 9mm hand gun 200fpe? The weakest round I know of has a muzzle energy of 280fpe. Average 310fpe. Can go up to 500fpe depending on the round. This is out of a 4" barrell.3" is a little weaker and gets stronger when you get into rifles chamber in 9mm. The 72 cal zuses is stronger than all hand guns around 1300fpe it's about the same as an ar15 but that's kind if weak for a rifle. A common 30/06 is around 2900fpe for example.

[@undeadaeon9992]

You're kind of right but mostly wrong. The AEA ZEUS has been recorded hitting 3000FPE with either air tank dump or with sabot ammo. Proof. kzbin.info/www/bejne/n53Ve6F3ZpaimLM 3000FPE from going at 1200FPS IS Comparable to maybe a 270 Winchester althought slower.

[@MrChris7582]

@@undeadaeon9992 yeah I saw that 3000fpe dump. thats not normal. that only happened to mac. and its the record for an airgun. it was the entire tank that dumped then the valve pin was seated and never did that again. the gun it self normally does 1300fpe. that was a malfunction and not a normal regular occurence. it was pretty cool to see. if you look in the comments I commented on that video when it came out.

[@undeadaeon9992]

@@MrChris7582 the video I sent u wasn't the mag dump tho. It's with the sabot ammo. 3000FPE every shot.

[@MrChris7582]

@@undeadaeon9992 wait what? hold on I will have to check that out that sounds unbelievable. that would make it slightly stronger than a 30/06 and stronger than a .270 winchester. and those are some fairly powerful hunting rifles.

[@MrChris7582]

@@undeadaeon9992 Okay I watched the video. this is more aiken to a shot gun round than a rifle round. still very very impressive though. and its the same strong as a 12 gage at 3100fpe. that is a complete shot gun replacement. thats crazy. and you can shoot some rifle slugs at ar15 strength too. that gun is insanely nice. I have to look into these sabbot rounds to see if you can make other airguns into a shot gun like gun. very cool.

[@straycat1674]

72 cow round looks like something I found on the Civil War battlefield back home in Virginia.

[@markfloyd2896]

That's a big Air Rifle!

[@wrinkle1784]

It's great that airgun technology has come a long way but i feel like we should stop overpowering these airguns which would eventually attract gun restrictions and gun control legislations from authorities and the airgun world would loose it's autonomy and freedom from regulations, if you wanted a seriously powerful gun then there are always firearms available to suit that need and besides the main attraction of airguns is it's relatively cheaper and small calibre for specific kind of hunting and sports.just my opinion 🤞✌🤟🤘

[@ShootingGearReviews]

that may be the main attraction to you but with how diverse airguns have become there is so much we can do with them and it’s just cool that so much can be done with an airgun. Besides, in the uk they are limited to only 12 ft lbs… I’m sure the “government” is aware of the airguns that are available and it’s not going to matter if it’s 1200 ft lbs or 27 ft lbs if there is a limit imposed.

[@mikeholt9988]

4 states already have airguns as fire arms laws. Two of them are for high power the others any power. So background and wait for a red rider. My guess is that the draw for compact high power airguns is something like 50% are restricted people and people that want to avoid the fire arm process. I think that's great while unconstitutional restrictions still exist. A guy for example that got caught with an ounce of weed 20 years ago deserves an option for defense and hunting. The really bad guys should stay in jail or be sent on to the big judge. Videos with titles like this are a red flag I wouldn't be so blatant

[@pcpguy9762]

@@mikeholt9988 I'm with ya. Especially with the resent claims made about the lung blowing power of 9mm.

[@wildrangeringreen]

You're under the impression that that isn't going to happen anyway lol. Look at the UK and Canada. Even the larger ("big bore" is a misnomer; in guns, that's anything over .50, generally, because that's where you start talking about balls-per-pound, rather than decimals of inches) bore rifles are cheaper to shoot than firearms of equivalent power output (since air is still free and you aren't buying powder, cases, or priming). Being afraid of these people gives them power. Not everyone is an illicit suburban backyard plinker. Historically, air guns were often .30 and larger, because they were actually meant to be a legit alternative to firearms (especially in a pre-metallic cartridge world). Girandoni's design was not the only one around in the 1780's, there were many people building airguns that had some power behind them (Militaries of the day even gave them a serious look for use as a special purpose weapon). There was a plot in the 1650's to assassinate Oliver Cromwell in a session of parliament with an air gun, that really only failed because some of the conspirators talked too much and got caught before hand. Ignorance, and it's sibling: fear, are powerful tools utilized by exploiters.

[@martdod]

@@ShootingGearReviews You are inviting federal firearm restrictions and I’ll bet you will be one of the first screaming foul when it happens. If you want something that shoots through cinder blocks buy a firearm!

[@BuckrBill]

An airsoft gun was included in Justin Trudeau‘s gun ban

[@edmontague3988]

Hi , Luv your reviews ! Any idea the decibels emitted on the Benjamin .457 w DonnyFl ? Thx Ed

[@ObliviouslyGifted]

Awesome Video! 👍🏽

[@mikeholt9988]

A 9mm pistol and ammo combo that only gets 200fpe would be hard to find. That is to say that 200fpe would be far below ''average'' energy for a 9mm pistol. Only the shortest barrel pistol with very light loads would be 200 fpe. None that I found on ballistics by the inch got that low. The lowest on that site was 215fpe. No doubt the hp max is an incredible powerhouse for an airgun with that compact size. However you are using huge slugs that don't fit in the mag. And even then you probably fall short of 300fpe. A 9mm with the right ammo easily exceeds 400fpe even in a carry size under 4'' barrel. A berretta 92 fs with a 4.875 inch barrel you would have to try to find an ammo that would get less than 300fpe. Your passion for airguns is great but this is misleading in my opinion. I think this was important to note. Fun to watch video though

[@V3g3t41987]

yeah i was gonna say avg 9mm powderburners are like 300-400 fpe a standard fmj is like 350 i believe. the crappiest 9mm powder burner will outperform every airgun out there for self defense. airguns are primitive weapons for a reason.

[@mikeholt9988]

@@V3g3t41987 There is a couple 200-300 fpe reliable semi auto's out there now that certainly beat ''the crappiest'' 9mm. Especially if you want better accuracy(airguns have longer barrels and three points of contact). But point taken.

[@V3g3t41987]

@@mikeholt9988 but do they weigh less than 3 lbs and fit in the palm of your hand or pocket....lol yeah i get what you are saying brotha man but you cant take the airguns in your pocket

[@supergreatairgunreviews]

Ya 9mm more around 400fpe, some .22lr is up around 200fpe even

[@undeadaeon9992]

Some people been getting 370ish FPE and some claim 400 FPE with moderator from the HP max. Depends what rounds your using. I heard .235 grain 495. But on the regular I get like high 300s. AEA HP max has the strength of a 9mm but it produces bigger holes so it's obviously stronger than a 9mm.

[@windturbinerockstar]

I'm not sure if I am more impressed by the air gun or strength of the cinder block

[@brianroberts815]

Is that a HiPoint C9? WOW!!! That's power!!!

[@sebastianlaczewski63]

Awesome video , subbed!

[@PitFitHuntFan]

That is one quality cinder block... kudos to the maker of that. Cinder blocks nowadays can crumble just by using a slingshot or a well placed punch.😳

[@ShootingGearReviews]

That’s why I mentioned it. These came from an OLD house and they were way heavier and thicker/densely poured that any modern cinder block.

[@jimwontorcik742]

@@ShootingGearReviews those are not cinder block!!!. Look it up!

[@justinpell3760]

awesome work good shooting

[@blairmornay6779]

Great video, thanks

[@echoscope4278]

Keep em coming

[@AlbertoRodriguez-xi6fy]

Awsome my brother the latinanglers luv u man appreciate ur content yes i luv air guns 🔫 💪

[@Freakygotbeatz]

I have the Aea .357 Max looking to getting the B&W S45

[@JackAgainski]

WOW....that .72 hit the rib of the block dead center and still blew up the block. I may buy a HP Max though. I like having a magazine.

[@bcflyer99]

Hmm I like the Zeus 72 cal. gun. One could hunt big game with that. Things have a come a long way since my first bb Daisy airgun.

[@williammcguire5685]

Amazing never new!

[@rickwells9929]

That’s was awesome brother 👍👍

[@fleursmauve1919]

*You just won yourself a gun*

[@WoodWheel]

👍👍a sweet piece of machine!!! A damn great investment too!!

[@JavierTorres-py6rp]

First time ever with this channel. That looks like Northern New Mexico- Southern Colorado. I never thought an AIR gun would be more powerful than a 9. Holy shit!

[@ocnsailor]

Can you do progressive shot from the first to the last? It’ll be interesting to see how much weaker each shot gets.

[@clevelandpeoples9165]

This is one awesome air gun

[@2rader2takte48]

hey my friend i saw you using decibullz ear prozection. Do you have the normal ones or the percussion ones?

[@catholic3dod790]

Pretty powerful!

[@danmccollister4840]

Awesome gun!

[@francescobaruffi999]

great shots cool guns 72 cal scary big

[@gmandallas9197]

Those are bad ass!

[@powerplay4real174]

Very good powerful Air Guns 🔫 Really truly next level stuff pal🔫

[@karlalton3170]

Holy shit Airguns have come along way since the old break type to tension the spring 😲😲🤘🤘

[@UhtredRagnarsson1949]

6:26, that round looks just like a Minie ball, which came into use in the mid-nineteenth century: although the calibre of the Minie was slightly smaller.☺

[@beastmode2990]

Need to get one

[@mctube77]

Brilliant thanks man for showing this... Inspired Lol 😁✨🐺👑✨

[@richardc2955]

Hell of an air gun I like it.

[@darnellwillis4450]

Awesome 👌

[@kingfishphill4120]

🎯 Wow that was a cool video and great footage 🎯

[@ShootingGearReviews]

Glad you enjoyed it

[@paulyayala2645]

THANK YOU SO MUCH MY BROTHER I AM AN EX FELON WHO HAPPENS TO BE GOING ON A LITTLE SHOPPING SPREE…..!

[@TheRealCheckmate]

Do you have to rack the bolt on the .45 cal AEA between each shot, or is that just a retaining pin for the magazine?

[@kurtdowney1489]

Beyond impressive

[@glenncarrier3450]

That was bad ass bro