Gun Talk w/ FPSRussia & Filthy Robot | PKA

[@shaquille.oatmeal2377]

*someone starts to talk about guns on the podcast* Kyle: *starts typing*

[@antonioheath9297]

i guess it's pretty randomly asking but do anybody know of a good website to stream new tv shows online ?

[@sean269]

First rule of gun safety is to have fun

[@jackf1557]

They say guns aren’t toys but anything’s a toy if you play with it

[@paulrossner1405]

Truth

[@sadlife8495]

i agree sport car is a toy but while playing with it you could kill someone if your dumb

[@BrassCatcher]

@@sadlife8495 you could kill someone with a GI Joe if you’re motivated enough

[@natesenter5223]

But I do prefer the term weapon the two should never be confused

[@Sniperboy5551]

@Nate Senter Buzzkill

[@brianmcneal2548]

The human body is just a giant bucket of water imagine throwing a rock in the water and how air follows through with it

[@gregoriit8797]

Kinetic Energy = 1/2 mass * velocity^2 In short, faster bullet does more damage even if smaller.

[@carlosdanger4648]

You see that guys bicep after Kyle shot him once

[@rileyfenley522]

Kyle seems to be looking for permanent vs temporary wound channels. Espically when he’s talking about the ballistic gel.

[@charliezelenowski2701]

I only watch these clips to see how Taylor turns up and interprets what conversation is going on.

[@jessephillips911]

J

[@mac11daddy6]

5.45x39 would be my SHTF round. When I shoot down in my creek from the hill you can see sparks from the impact when it hits the mudd. 7.62x39 has way more stopping power then a 5.56x45 even though it’s traveling at a lower velocity

[@vasquez123100]

308 Is the fast 7.62

[@geoffsaunderson5766]

Police in UK use frangible rounds, they break into tiny prices on impact, this stops it going through, also the damage it courses makes it a show stopper. Military use full metal jacket so it does precisely the opposite, they want it to go through to another target, also a wounded enemy on the battlefield is more advantageous than a stone dead one.

[@Dreadnaught1985]

The 2 main reasons most.military use FMJ are 1. International laws regarding munitions and 2. Militaries of the world are glorified Demo companies with the job to smash whatever they are told. And FMJ smash through what you fire it at.

[@Anonymous8317]

I don’t think you know what frangible Ammo is....it’s far from a show stopper. It’s generally used for training...I use it for shooting steel at close range without having as much concern for ricochet as it disintegrates, Frangible ammo is a training round designed to disintegrate into dust when they strike a hard target. Manufacturers make modern frangible bullets with a powder metallurgy, pressing and “sintering” metal that is formed into fine powder.

[@DemonicGorilla]

The military uses FMJ ammo because of Hague convention. Its an international treaty that basically says nobody's military will use hollowpoints among other things.

[@terpsmagerps3426]

@@DemonicGorilla Yep the bullet must make a "clean" hole coming in and out and not cause gapeing, but doesn't say anything about what happens on the inside...5.56😈

[@calebb231]

Kyle really makes it seem like he knows what he's talking about when it comes to firearms. He really makes it seem that way.

[@stenkamx5406]

Its kind of weird he's seen as a gun expert. Shootings lots of different guns on KZbin doesnt make you a gun expert by any means. It means you had a big audience of people who watched you shoot a wide variety of guns.

[@floridaman6643]

Doesn’t know everything and he’s even said that before.

[@Hockey-le2yc]

Michael Stenka he doesn’t call himself an expert, he’s even said he doesn’t like to use that word. The only people who might consider him one are those who don’t know much about guns. But he definitely knows more than most people.

[@jakesteele4047]

Low and slow cooks the meat better, as long as they aren't wearing a vest

[@thecraftyproject4347]

My hornandy self defense rounds in my G43, are the hollows with the red ball of shot. They look mean as hell, but make sure you shoot at least a mag worth through your gun to make sure it cycles fine. Ive had some people have problems with the silicone cap messing up feeds. Not me though, ran flawlessly. P.S. Kyles the homie ❤️

[@JLPhoto246]

Is it the critical defense?

[@thecraftyproject4347]

Jayton Lewis yes sirrr

[@JLPhoto246]

TheCraftyProject you should look up some videos on that round. It doesn’t have any shot in it at all Kyle is actually wrong on this one. Regular hollow point with a polymer filler. I carry with these rounds also but just thought you might wanna look into it more.

[@panjandrum281]

The polymer/rubber filling is to avoid the hollow point getting "clogged" by thick clothing or some other barrier preventing it from expanding fully which was helpful at the time but now that ammo technology has advanced hollow points dont clog with debris. I would check out federal HST rounds. If you're interested lucky gunner did a test on different self defense ammo in a ton of different calibers www.luckygunner.com/labs/self-defense-ammo-ballistic-tests/

[@Davdev77]

I shoved a Mosin Nagant inside my uretrha

[@oooooo6308]

It happens

[@catdogsking8658]

Kyle, American cops use hollow points so they don’t pass though and hit someone it’s not intended to. I surprised you don’t know that.

[@Anonymous8317]

Ya.....military I think only uses ball Ammo for different reasons but police use hollow points from what I’ve seen....

[@panjandrum281]

@@Anonymous8317 military uses ball ammunition because hollow points are banned by the hague convention

[@unnamed715]

@@panjandrum281 Hollow points would be practically useless in combat anyway if the enemy is wearing armor.

[@gmiscoolyo]

Kinetic energy = (1/2) (mass) (velocity)^2 That means the speed of the bullet counts substantially more than the mass. If you halved the weight of the bullet but doubled the speed, it would still be twice as much energy

[@angelgutter8249]

An object moving at over 2500fps tends to liquify soft targets...it’s devastating.

[@joshuab4586]

Idk how true it is but I was always told that you have a 10% chance of surviving a pistol head shot (that’s why you double tap) and a less than 1% chance of surviving being taken to a “secondary location”, so always take getting shot over getting in a kidnappers car.

[@dashrendar7720]

Shot placement Woody, it’s way easier to score a kill shot with an ar cause they are so easy to handle and accurate. Being effective and accurate with a pistol can be very challenging for many, and most police typically use their pistols. The officer that shot Mr. Blake point blank maybe wasn’t shooting to kill or got scared and just ammo dumped. You guys probably know all that, don’t ya? :) you just need to keep the convo going.

[@onemorescout]

Yeah the Jacob Blake shit was pretty fucked up, but it can still be attributed to incompetence or panic, not a straight up 16-tap execution like Laquan McDonald died from

[@Anonymous8317]

Wrong to an extent, yes it’s easier to shoot a rifle with 3-4 places of contact but rifles are much more deadly....go look at the energy produced...9mm has roughly 300-400 ft/lbs of energy at the muzzle.....a 5.56 has roughly 1,500 ft/lbs of energy at the muzzle....there are other factors as well such as high velocity fragmentation, etc.

[@dashrendar7720]

@@Anonymous8317 Yep much more powerful as well.

[@samtimo3002]

First gun i shot was the F2 AUG steyr im pretty sure th a ts what it was but its cause the Australian army uses it and i did arm cadets, it was really really fun for 15-10 rounds shot the gun like 4 times each time less bullets cause cadets and it was a once a year camp too so hardly got to shoot

[@MrSimplex101]

Police and civilians do not shoot to kill. They shoot to stop the threat.

[@carlosdanger4648]

Ar-15 defensive bullets are 65 to 77 grain my .308 range ammo is 147 grain

[@Anonymous8317]

Those rip and other gimmick rounds are usually shit....if you shoot someone, you want them to stop what they are doing. Some of those might fracture apart and cause a bunch of more independent wounds, etc.....ya, it’ll be harder for the dr to dig out if they live, etc but your goal is to stop them not wound them....you stop someone by inflicting critical damage to vital organs, etc.

[@betterbuds]

i mean if you miss a vital by a small amount wouldnt you be more likely to hit that organ with more spread from the fragments?

[@TrippyWheelz]

Yea, cops don’t carry FMJ, they don’t even practice with FMJ. That would cause so many lawsuits. They want that bullet to stop inside someone not go through and take someone else out. A cop would get fired quick for that. The only reason they would is laziness because they literally have HPs given to them they just have to go get it from the armory.

[@davidsoto2368]

Woody is slow lol 🤣🤣

[@webb9912]

Woody, Kyle Rittenhouse shot the first guy 5 times, last shot hitting the head . The reason why the second one got dropped. He was shot in the heart. Perfect shot.

[@floridaman6643]

I love how woody always talks about controversial things but never hits actual key points on the subject. He’ll throw the topic out then drop it as fast as he brought it up. This man has never been a cop nor has he ever considered it so to sit here and say the cop should of known how many rounds to put into someone is ridiculous when they person he’s talking about has to quickly think of what he should do in a span of 30 seconds with adrenaline rush or he could lose his life.

[@Sniperboy5551]

@Florida Man Exactly, cops are trained to keep firing until the threat is no longer a threat. They aren’t supposed to shoot to maim, in most situations it’s shoot to kill or don’t shoot at all.

[@jakesteele4047]

Low and slow cooks the meat better, but you better hope they aren't wearing a vest

[@alexisJonius]

Is there 556 and 762 hollow points?

[@grindcoreninja6527]

5.56 tumbles inside the body causing massive bleeding so you wouldn't really need a hollow point. 7.62 has a lot of stopping power but it's more likely to pass through. As far as I know aside from some experimental or exotic rounds, the short answer is no.

[@JLPhoto246]

GrindcoreNinja yes there are definitely 5.56 hollow points. I use them all the time along with polymer tipped rounds. Hell of a lot better for hog hunting than a fmj

[@grindcoreninja6527]

@@JLPhoto246 I would consider them exotics though. I'm well aware of their existence, but the average shooter isn't going to want to pony up for that as usually it's much more expensive per round.

[@JLPhoto246]

GrindcoreNinja that’s true for just someone shooting targets but for hunting and self defense applications they are basically necessary. And it might be different Where you live but here they are relatively common in all stores where I am at.

[@grindcoreninja6527]

@@JLPhoto246 I live in Ohio, and atleast the shops I frequent, you pay out the ass for a box of 20 or 30 rounds. I use my Kalashnikov for fun, for home defense I have my .38 and SR9C which I keep chambered with hollows. If I needed to take something out from a distance I would use my Mosin, nothing is getting up after being hit in the chest with a 7.62x54r. I know it isn't accurate, but I consider anything that costs an arm and a leg to fill a single mag "exotic". Sorry for the confusion.

[@natesenter5223]

Zika

[@itisyourboi2501]

Nice

[@chickenman1476]

its mass times velocity SQUARED lmao which is why the speed is a bigger factor then mass

[@bgcanadianbacon6703]

0:46 try saying that to someone who's family member died of one of those diseases Woody. Easily the most out of touch person on earth

[@kennedysuggs4691]

He just talking my guy, chill out

[@bgcanadianbacon6703]

@@kennedysuggs4691 he's talking nonsense. He's so out of touch with shit that's going on in the real world. "He's just talking", is a lame excuse

[@kennedysuggs4691]

@@bgcanadianbacon6703 he was talking bout how other diseases weren’t as bad as the media expected. And that he thought it was gonna be the same with covid. Kinda simple idk why you’re mad

[@bgcanadianbacon6703]

@@kennedysuggs4691 I'm not mad. People still died from those diseases, but he's acting like they were nothing because the media reported differently

[@ccengineer5902]

Hmm. I think I don't like Woody very much.

[@agent-sz2qj]

Why?

[@ccengineer5902]

Remember that kid in Jr. high that wanted to be the center of attention but dull as charcoal? Remember that snot-nosed contrarian? Yeah, that's Woody.

[@berryreading4809]

Man for being fps russia, he sure is rusty on his gun talk 🤦‍♂️

[@JLPhoto246]

Berry Reading yeah he has been out of the game for a while lmao

[@apodski]

Eh, it's mostly that he's trying to explain stuff to people who no nothing about firearms, doing a decent job of it for being on the spot. Knowing the ballpark bullet weight of two common cartridges is more than the majority of comment section "gun experts." Lots of false bravado, misinformation, and jargon in gun circles. It's interesting to see the current generation of gun youtubers, putting a lot of the crude gun culture to rest.

[@davidsoto2368]

White blood run deep lol

[@DethGearz]

Still fake