Ammunition Comparison - .22 LR to 14,5x114 mm & 20 mm Vulcan!! - Modeled in Autodesk Inventor

[@GatCat]

I love reading at different angles on similar shades. Thank you internet!

[@Excepticus]

One he took the time and you shouldn't be an ungrate full pos. And two you can't animate like this. Also at the end there's a camera angle which shows the labels so you can read them well

[@GatCat]

Excepticus it’s a silly comment on reality. No need to take it so personal.

[@Jimboyx]

In fact in the end he showed all names from the perfect angel

[@edelweiss-]

watch to the end dumbfuk

[@davidbutler8927]

@@edelweiss- maybe get a life dumbfuk

[@suidafrikaanseboer3320]

It would be nice if we could read the labels.

[@selleripelaa4886]

youp

[@EthanGilly1]

2:38 dude.. you gotta finish the video before you complain...

[@angelumanzor3083]

Shouldn’t be illiterate then...

[@MackieLevyn]

Suid Afrikaanse Boer yes, the camera work was garbage.

[@jordy2299]

Suid Afrikaanse Boer vind ik ook OMG EEN NEDERLANDER

[@civedm]

This is not the ultimate animation. Very difficult associating the writing with the round. Because of that the video was quite annoying actually.

[@adambrown8867]

Too dark to see the letters. Good idea though except the image is too dark.

[@doomcriticalzx6554]

adam brown did you watch the full video

[@davidbutler8927]

@@doomcriticalzx6554 he just said it was too dark 😐

[@davidbutler8927]

@[BosS] HITMAN 20 he said it was too dark😐

[@240pixel]

I miss: 7.62x54R .50AE 5.45x39 7.92×57mm Mauser apart from that its pretty neat

[@metalbynumber]

240pixel 45-70 Gov't

[@Samuel-qu9xc]

.300 Win Mag, But it isn't a full All caliber Video, just a little comparison video :-)

[@swedish_vikings]

240pixel 7.92x33mm aswell

[@coloneldawid2472]

5.7x28mm anyone?

[@Hanzo-Chadashi]

.408 Cheytac Too

[@vaninec]

all popular most used rounds missing Makarov 9x18 Tokarev 7.62x25 AK 5.45x39 soviet 50cal (12.7×108mm) why

[@elphunt7902]

'Murica

[@braedenwise1169]

You mean all popular Russian rounds.

[@vaninec]

Braeden Wise well world wide popular :-)

[@braedenwise1169]

mike che You got me.

[@vaninec]

Happy Holidays! Cheers :-)

[@tylerkeller8869]

Sound or not, this video is an excellent demonstration of the size & power of the ammunition used in guns. Simply seeing the difference in size, visually, between the .22 & the .50 caliber round, is enough to give even an amateur shooter an idea of the power of A vs. B

[@ryanfrench890]

You didn't miss it by much. 308 win is the civilian version (slightly different) of the 7.62x51 NATO. Similar comparison as .223 vs 5.56. Great video thank you for creating it.

[@cretupaulh-madeweapons1230]

WHERE IS .50 AE ?!?

[@SpecOpsDoctor]

This was a good vídeo, i wanted to compare the 20mm to other cals. The 20mm is pretty much artillary

[@gebbe]

I,m working on a new video, with many more calibers, like the 25x137 and 30x173

[@ba3cool]

NiMa Good job man, I thought this was really well put together, exactly what I wanted to see. Can't wait for your next video.

[@claudekim7876]

+NiMa should add stuff from tanks LOL like 35mm 37mm 45mm 50mm 67mm 75mm 76.2mm 85mm 88mm 90mm 100mm 105mm 122mm 128mm 130mm 152mm and then on to the naval ship guns all the way up to the 40 cm gun XD

[@diamonicly1813]

+claude kim lol thats crazy

[@mrminimunch1244]

Gustav gun?

[@gebbe]

That's a nice one too :D. I haven't found a rifle for that caliber, that's why it's not in my list. Thanx for your response!

[@TheUberCrazy]

on a side-note -- f**King THE best graphics I've ever seen - PLayed!

[@REEbott86]

I love how small .50 BMG was compared to 20 mm Vulcan

[@anshunath3290]

I wonder what your reaction would be to 30mm rounds

[@REEbott86]

@@anshunath3290 oh I'm very familiar with the size of a 30mm round. Look at a beer bottle.

[@PurpleNinja-vn4hv]

.22: Hey, would you mind leaving? 30-06: Leave NOW. Vulcan: Oh, you wanted to leave? Shame.

[@phillipwright4573]

You switched .380 with 9mm, .380 is the same size as 9mm but with less powder therefore shorter.

[@adamhensel6987]

not bad for beginners covering bullet cal. and mm, however there is a lot more in between .22 and 20mm and you could go lower to the .17 as well

[@GetMeThere1]

I had a pocket pistol in 20mm Vulcan for awhile. Nice to shoot, but it was a little to heavy to carry in my pocket day in and day out.

[@user-lf3wr8rh7r]

same with my pocket battleship not ideal for everyday carry but when the bad guys turn up a broadside off the old graf spee turns them into pink mist

[@drakelundberg462]

Genius

[@gebbe]

Hi, True I missed that one. In fact I missed a couple hundred others aswell :D

[@W0LFB3AT5]

It’s like my pappy use to say, “The bigger the bullet, the bigger the damage...”

[@jophetseanamorte2306]

miss 30mm for gau8 avenger cannon use by a-10 warthog.

[@agoogleuser4410]

As others have said, 9mm and .380 are mixed up. Otherwise, great job!

[@Uzimaki-BE]

A 20mm isn't a bullet anymore, but a freaking grenade shell.

[@gebbe]

Hi there, you are correct, my research was a bit off there.

[@lordtartarsauceb8348]

The bullet associated with the "500 magnum" us actually ".50 ae." Revolver rounds have a rim to seat into a cylinder. The bullet is rimless and is notched for an extractor.

[@skyscall]

Would have been fun to go up to tank cannon caliber; seeing a 155mm artillery shell tower over the little bullets would be great. Yet of course, there's the crazy German ones, like the 380mm Sturmtiger self-propelled mortar, the 600mm Karl-Gerät siege cannon, and the mother of all shells, the 800mm Schwerer Gustav rail cannon.

[@marianocb5672]

Muy buen video Grafico y sencillo de entender Enhorabuena por el trabajo

[@Venicilia]

Some people have probably saidthis before, but the 20mm is not a rifle cartridge. Any caliber round that is 20mm in diameter or larger is actually a cannon round. Also, the 20mm Vulcan is not an actual type of round, the 20x102mm however, is. The 20x102 is what is used in the Vulcan Gatling Cannon, so that's what I think you got confused with. Also, yes there are 20mm and 40mm rifles, but while they are called rifles, they firie a cannon caliber round, so technically they are shoulder-fired cannons.

[@EnkeiTenjin]

Can't read a couple of the names. Panning and lighting was fucking terrible

[@EthanGilly1]

Improve your video quality to 1080p... its available you know...

[@ThomeTeque]

You still can't see shit...you know...

[@hashbrownz1999]

You certainly can, if you take your head out of your ass and watch the whole video.

[@zainalabidintalib6000]

Pussy

[@acresir]

The A-10 Thunderbolt II (Warthog) is equipped with a 30mm seven barrel GAU-8/A AVENGER Rotary Cannon. Same system used the Dutch-made Naval "Close-in Weapon System" (CIWS). Would've been cool in the comparison, - with the ones in the comments added as well of course.

[@iCore7Gaming]

Could you not move the camera around everytime you add a few bullets??? Could've kept it in one position

[@karantikoo9302]

.45 is 9mm only, then why is it different here

[@mcpl.spitter3085]

Thank you, very informational.... nicely proposed.

[@takedomuremasa3933]

What about the .950 JDJ? Or the .500 Nitro Express? Pretty nice in size.

[@gebbe]

Hi Takedo, check my other video's, I've a new comparison video with a lot more calibers, yours are in there :D

[@jugularspeed774]

.40 S&W

[@chuckybraswell2599]

what about the 30-30

[@urbansasquatch5537]

+Cory Hale .40 s&w is a normal size in the handgun world

[@obi-wankenobi9871]

yea or 7.62 x 54 Nato ammo. btw you could not read a lot if the sings

[@PinoliCanoli]

When other kinds of ammunition make the .50 BMG look tiny

[@udhi_gn3893]

2:44 5.56x45mm NAVO??? and the 50bmg is also NAVO???

[@RuckusAndBolt42]

Every pubg player was looking for .300 Winchester magnum 🤣

[@amerykanskipierdolic6346]

What's pubg

[@oilfortheworld]

Nice Video thanks

[@VEGITAS4]

I'm going to create a 20mm automatic pistol one day and name it wristbane

[@summerrose3368]

+VEGITAS4 >.< also arm, chest and last but not least facebane

[@LapisMinecraft]

What about heavy artillery? And even the German rail gun ammo???

[@theretrosaba7801]

Where is 5.7x28?

[@Kastenmeier]

The 20mm looks like a rocket compared to the others

[@amitprajapati3713]

Whoever did the animation was pure evil

[@floppydeers]

All this ammo is appearing on a slab of granite in an abandoned warehouse by order of size, no big fuckin' deal.

[@TVCAVEMAN213]

Thanks Robert, but somebody care about them, because the sure make a lot of them. My EDC, is a .45, but I do have a .32 for pocket carry. Beretta make a very popular .25, and so do several other well known companies, not mention the Saturday Night Special makers. Sometimes it's a matter of what you can afford, sometimes it's a matter of what you can handle. Just a few months ago, I was shooting next to someone that thought the .380 was too much, but they did like the .32. The trick is Bob, if you have to carry a .22, or a .25, to shoot the bad guy in the eye, then they can't see to aim at you.

[@PhoenixZong]

380auto is shorter than the 9mm

[@giovannipomarico2035]

+PhoenixBHO Use google yourself. .38 acp is longer than 9mm, you are the stupid guy here, believing .38 acp and .380 acp is the same ... You're right .380 acp is shorter than 9mm ... but there is no .380 acp in this video, so ... we don't care ...

[@PhoenixZong]

Giovanni Pomarico .38special is what you are talking about...

[@giovannipomarico2035]

+PhoenixBHO Nice troll, but I don't believe you are stupid enough. Did you try to type ".38 ACP" in wikipedia? If you do so, you'll see It's a real caliber, not an error in label for .380acp, and it's longer than 9x19, it's incredible!

[@obi-wankenobi9871]

wow stop fuckung bitching like kids

[@yearight6294]

9mm is 9x19 and .38 is 9x17 making it shorter and should be switched in the picture.

[@Heimdallr00]

20mm is considered a 'cannon' caliber and it's there where rifle cartridges end and cannon cartridges begin.

[@rioyr6210]

where is .40 S & W?

[@jlac2box]

Yeah I know...lol

[@akosgalantai2635]

Where is 50.cal

[@bluefireyoutubezxprofireba7755]

bullets I have: 16 .Lapua Magnum, Luger FC 9mm, 228 REM. G.F.L, Special Federal 38, 357 MAG PPU and WIN FC 308 there pretty cool

[@TVCAVEMAN213]

Wonder why they left out the .25, and .32 caliber rounds ?

[@deepfriedcdc2177]

completely left out the 7.62x54R

[@shawnexotics7828]

And 7.62x51

[@PavioXD]

não tem como não dar um like pra esse vídeo!!!!!

[@macmill9604]

the 20 vulcan has a smalle case than the 14,5mm in reality 3:35 pls correct the mistake the vulcan has a102mm case and 14,5 has a114mm case

[@donrosscojoe5014]

Nice comparison, a 30mm would have been cool to top of the list though

[@cloroxbleach5359]

How about .17 HMR

[@acontentthief4999]

Hey can i buy some clorox bleach because im going to the hague.

[@gamesrulez9952]

Could u have displayed 765, 380 acp and 762x54. Thanks!

[@jatigre1]

What about the "water-melon" sized ones?

[@winneracc]

would have liked to see the difference between 7.62x54 and 7.62 nato

[@rustysink22]

How? I was referring to dimensions. The .308 is the same as 7.62x51 NATO in size of bullet and case.

[@NF48F]

*SMALL FACT:* The Serbu BFG 50's ammo actually is a 50.BMG

[@MrGallade475]

are you talking about the .38 acp? thats an actual caliber seperate from .380 acp. .380 is 9mm short, while .38 acp is a good bit long than 9mm as shown in the video.

[@thisiconisactuallygoofysfa9960]

380 is smaller than 9 mil you did that wrong

[@Jeganello]

Excuse me, but what all those numbers mean? like .223 .308 .338 .357 ? Is that fraction of an inch?

[@Roy60152]

Those numbers is correct me if im wrong,the bore size of the weapon/bullet.

[@ungezognee]

its the percentage from one inch... 0.50 is an half inch or 12.7mm and so on

[@HerbanLegend420]

ungezognee They are one-thousandths of an inch. Fractionally, they would look like 223/1000, 308/1000, etc. Pertaining to the diameter of the projectile.

[@marianoaldogaston]

yes they are. and in shotguns the numbers are interesting for example 12GA means the diameter a ball of lead of 1/12 of a pound will have

[@jugularspeed774]

It's hundredths of an inch

[@antoinequanrantecinq8555]

Good job congratulations

[@jossip22]

Why does a vss use 9mm isnt it too small for a sniper ? Can someone explain

[@casualnatedog125]

i believe its because a VSS is a DMR(designated marksman rifle) or a bull pup desigh rifle so it uses a smaller caliber

[@Randomicity912]

There are 25mm and 30mm cannons like the GAU-8/A Avenger that are bigger than the Vulcan.

[@hanc37]

+Randomicity912 I heard it cost $90,000 to load one A10 Warthog 30mm cannon.

[@ObamaTookMyCat]

+Randomicity912 these are "gun" cartridges... in technical terms, the word cannon is used for 25mm and above.

[@hanc37]

+Shinji Hirako I would consider a 50 cal. BMG a cannon. Just hitting the dirt, sand and gravel near a target can be lethal... Like a shotgun blast.

[@1timtom11]

Where is the stanag bullets... like m16s and m4s? :/

[@puckrian]

.223 Remington or 5.56 x 45mm NATO rounds (2:47)

[@jordy2299]

.22 short is much smaller than .22 long rifle but people like you wouldn’t know that. .22 short isn’t even the smallest round But .22 is not a man round, it’s a boy round

[@kimbye1]

.22 magnum, .357 SIG and .40 S&W

[@caribesd]

OMG! I LOST MY HEARING!

[@SONOFAZOMBIE2025]

Love the music! ☺ What is the song's name?

[@Bakerbomb123]

Please, just no

[@SONOFAZOMBIE2025]

rain u don't like music ? this track was boppin'

[@Bakerbomb123]

-_- sure

[@FearsomNinja]

darude sandstorm

[@Bakerbomb123]

that's not even funny anymore

[@markbozz153]

cool presentation - i think maybe you mixed up .380 auto with 9mm, but it's a common mistake.

[@eduarditogonzales4485]

270 Winchester is not here? very common hunting caliber.

[@carlosdgutierrez6570]

you miss the 7.62x54R,12.7x108mm and the 30mm (x113, x165 and x173)mm

[@gr8fzy1]

I have a question. When talking about the size of rifle bullets, are they measuring the diameter of the round or the casing?

[@pokestitch5907]

where's the 5.7x28 round, the bullet the p90 and the fn 57 is chambered for?

[@GrumpyTinashe]

So why are some bullets pointed and others blunt? Thanks

[@johnstagg7901]

Where is the long colt 45 and the 7mm mag. Also where is the 300 winchester mag. You are missing many calibers?

[@bakuisimpartialtoemu]

Thanks for this I'm designing a new gun

[@ElCid452]

Above .50 BMG is considered canon. AS to Vulcan, that is a weapon system.

[@rododendron85]

and where is the Desert eagle .50AE ammo ??? also the kalshikov 7,62x51 | Dragonov 7,62x54

[@The6thMessenger]

Do a 30x173mm next!

[@FMH00]

What about the Gustav railway gun´s 800mm ammunition?

[@dposcuro]

Not Really, .308 Winchester is externally identical to 7.62x51mm. .308 however is made with slightly thicker brass, and loaded a bit hotter than 7.62x51mm. So there wouldn't really be much point in having both in this video.

[@Sleeper-Slug6]

FYI .380 is a shorter cased 9mm

[@mdarius9661]

Is the 14.5mm the diameter of the Kpvt russian hmg?

[@goodegreg5]

I have a question why do people ignore the 40 cal around

[@Jalino123]

You missed .380 and .40 for pistol calibers.

[@jessetorres9102]

your missing a very popular and scientifically advanced round the Swedish and Banditos used in the early 1900"s 6.5x55

[@FoxvoxDK]

Doesn't this apply to the 5.56 NATO and the .223 Remington? If I was taught right, the 5.56 NATO also has higher pressures?

[@ikegel1923]

you mixed up 380 and 9mm, 9 is a bit longer. and where is .22 short or magnum? what about 17hmr or 5.7mm? no 38 special, 5.45 or 30-30? you missed more common rounds than you included

[@tripleflip7]

Seems it's missing the 30 by 173mm round used in the A10..

[@thereefaholic]

Educate me. Why is the 20mm bigger than the 50mm

[@satanihelvetet]

It sholuld also have contained 5,45x39, 7,62x54R and 7,92x57.

[@flare892011]

how come 14.5 and 20mm have a rounded tip vs .50 that has a point? sorry dont know much

[@brandonphillips6744]

just based on the job it as to carry out. It all comes down to range, weight, and velocity. The 14.5 and the 20mm are usually shot from mounted positions (ie. vehicles and aircraft) and are more of a "damaging", round, shot from closer distances, and shaped to hit with a broader surface, where as the .50 is designed to slice through the air for longer more accurate shots, and shaped to penetrate as easily as possible. Because at longer ranges the .50 will lose velocity, and power, so it needs to be able to do its job more efficiently.

[@joshkendall8143]

Where's the .17HMR? that's a great little round to dispatch rabbits and Foxes and small varmint with.

[@shasta4501]

Is the 20x102mm considered NATO standard? It seems to be the most common round for that caliber.

[@jnewcell6952]

Why is .380 ACP larger than 9mm?

[@abzombie_3246]

What about .223, 50ae, 556, and more

[@SniperSnake50BMG]

I guess the . 50AE is just behind the .500 Winchester Magnum

[@zippy3711]

It would be nice if we could see the labels.