How bullets react when they hit a bone | First high-speed footage on real Game bones ever recorded

[@chevyyeah3160]

Great video! Norma make good quality ammunition. I hunt with the tipstrike and love it. Can't wait for the Bondstrike ballistic gel video

[@normaprecison]

Thanks a lot! Your positive feedback is highly appreciated! Bondstrike will definitely be in the next testing videos. Good hunting - Team NORMA

[@gregb.6682]

Showing a designs performance vs telling is valuable information most hunters can benefit from. Thank you for the post.

[@normaprecison]

Thx a lot 🙏 That’s what we thought

[@fredricjohansson8269]

It should also be intresting to see different calibers and also other bullets like the alaska and vulcan, the diffrence between like 222 rem and 9,3x62

[@villeeklind4379]

Very interesting! Keep on testing with bones from other animals, as you suggest. This is more "live" tesing than shooting at just gelblocks. After seeing this, I have more insight in the difference between the bullet types than I had from all the pictures of gelblocks in adds! Keep up the good work!

[@normaprecison]

Thank you very much! That was the reason why we shot the video. We highly appreciate you feedback. Good hunting - Team NORMA

[@michaelbenzmiller9419]

Definitely some good stuff. It was interesting to see how each bullet reacted hitting bone, a much more realistic test. Thank you and keep up the great work at Norma

[@normaprecison]

Thank you very much! We highly appreciate your positive feedback

[@vytautasgirdauskas8510]

Good review, waiting the same with BONDSTRIKE.

[@normaprecison]

Good call! Something we could test with a moose bone

[@andrewyoung9760]

Absolutely keep doing this. More information like this is not a bad thing. Would like to see the whitetail and bondstrike lines tested.

[@normaprecison]

Thank you very much for the input ! New ideas are Leads welcome and highly appreciate

[@1Whitetail]

​@@normaprecisonGreat video demonstrating the difference in your bullets but I'd love to see your Whitetail line of ammo in a text. I hunt Whitetail deer in Kentucky USA where my shots are generally less than 100yds, 150 max. I just purchased a couple of boxes of your Whitetail 150gr. At the range they are very good but hoping to find out this season. Thanks for your videos.

[@hughshiffer5551]

Fantastic demonstration!

[@colinjohnston5465]

Very interesting to see how much energy the Ecostrike passed into the gel block, with perfect expansion and full weight retention. Will there be a 243 version of the Ecostrike coming out. I would like to try it on roe or young fallow. TBH, my 243 with 100gr Oryx drops large fallow, perfectly, every time. Thanks for the video.

[@normaprecison]

Thx a lot Colin, let me check on the .243 Ecostrike with the Ballistic Department and get back to you asap

[@jdulovit]

Great work! Love to see this kind of content!

[@markusljunggren6275]

Norma always make good informal videos. As you suggested,make som tests with moose and vildbour bones. It would also interesting if you could make som tests with different bullets in 6.5×55 especially the ecostrike that now is legal for heavy game her in Sweden. Thanks again for good videos

[@normaprecison]

Thank you very much! Great idea we will discuss this 🙏

[@LC-uw5dy]

This is very informative. It helped me to understand a shot I made on a buck using Tip Strike. He piled up after 25 yards.

[@normaprecison]

That’s great to hear 👍🏻

[@jemsietrotter]

I love these videos, great to see. How about adding a piece of deer hide? I always think the hide will make a difference to bullet performance.

[@normaprecison]

Good point! Definitely something we should try 👍🏻

[@Mr229357]

Interesting video 😊👍🏻👍🏻

[@normaprecison]

Thank you very much !!

[@davidgendron1953]

Moose bones at 100+meters would be awesome!! Great work you guys!!

[@normaprecison]

Thanks a lot!!! Moose bone up next - stay tuned

[@henrikdansrensen6248]

Great video. It could be interesting to see a similar video with minimal recommended impact velocities for the bullets

[@MrPyro1171]

Yes Please do More!! What was The Leftover Energy After passing The Gel Block, 1 With The Bone And Without?

[@normaprecison]

Great question! Thanks for bringing this up. We should be able to measure that.

[@Nielsen2690]

Very interesting. Really good information. Love to "be in the Machine-rum" with Experts :-) . Please continue. THANKS !

[@normaprecison]

Thx a lot!! This is highly appreciated

[@joelsalminen120]

Very good video. Next 9.3x62 and with elk bones? Maybe same calculations as before about energytransfer? And bulletweights after hits also please.

[@normaprecison]

Weighing the bullet after the shot is a great point and on the bucket list. 9,3 would be fantastic to see! Let’s see what we come up with next. Stay tuned!

[@charlesreediii5083]

I use Norma ammo in my hunting rifles, and EDC pistols. Great, reliable product every trigger squeeze.

[@normaprecison]

Thank you very much! That’s fantastic to hear

[@Longtrailside]

Do a series of calibers and different animals. Enjoyed.

[@normaprecison]

If this video performs as we hope there is a high chance we do this 👍🏻 your comment, like and share helps a lot

[@MsMsle1]

Nice that you are make these videos it helps when looking for a new type of bullet I'm thinking of changing from oryx to ecostrike 308 but I'm not sure if it's good enough for elg (Norwegian moose), I'd like to see testing with elg bone and maybe also elg skin and bone together

[@normaprecison]

Thank you very much! Oh yes the .308 Ecostrike works absolutely fantastic on Moose. The Ecostrike is basically the lead free pendant to the Oryx. On 100 meters the Ecostrike delivers more energy. Good hunting

[@pataN983]

Tjena. jag har en fråga. Hur långt efter går kulan? efter djurkroppen allså går kulan 500meter eller går den 20meter efter djurkroppen??????? det är ju det som är mest intressant inligt mig...just för kulfång i skogen

[@normaprecison]

Good point glad you mention this. It’s impossible to answer this in one general answer. So many factors influence the behavior of the bullet. For example body size, point of strike, angle, caliber, barrel length etc just to name a few. The velocity of a bullet that exits is most likely extremely high. 500 meters after the exit is definitely still within the danger zone. Therefore having a proper backstop is crucial. Good hunting 🌿

[@rayrobit]

Very nice video and I would like to see a test on moose bone

[@normaprecison]

Thx a lot! Will be done 👍🏻

[@robwyly9308]

Would the oryx 308 165gr given your testing be good for big deer Like Eland and moose

[@KM-xo7py]

Very informative video. I would like to see that how the classic Norma bullets like Alaska or Vulkan perform with bone. If it is poible could you explein us how to select bullets weight for any caliber? I think that confused most hunters than the bullets type

[@normaprecison]

Thx a lot! Great point thank you for bringing this up 👍🏻

[@michaelwilson9986]

This n These Are Great. Shows the difference in what to expect with a bine hit vs soft tissue. On Game.. What was the distance here

[@normaprecison]

Distance was 100 meters. Thank you very much for your positive feedback 🙏

[@michaelwilson9986]

@@normaprecison Thanks if it was in video I missed it.

[@NCSWIC17]

Thank you for making excellent ammunition for a great price. It's the best value in hunting ammunition!

[@veteranironoutdoors8320]

I’d like to see this done with 6.5 cal to see the difference compared to 308 if any

[@normaprecison]

Good one! Comparing calibers would be really interesting

[@henrikvestergaard308]

9,3*62 test please.

[@daveedwards3531]

All that technology and no weight scales 🤔

[@parshafarahi172]

Monolithic bullets are unethical especially in driven hunt Too many wounded animals😢

[@normaprecison]

You definitely used the wrong brand / manufacturer so far. Thousand of tests in the field prove our Ecostrike as a fantastic choice for drivenhunts. Good hunting - Team NORMA

[@LuisAOrtega-xc1wm]

Good and interesting video. I used Oryx (9.3x62 18,5 g) on wild boar and I believe it is a very good and polyvalent bullet. Unmatched in weight retention and very reliable expander. I would like to request something from you. In your position, you may be able to test MONOLITHIC COPPER bullets at SLOWER speeds. Every test I can watch uses .308 Win. .30-06, .300 WM, etc. I use 9.3x62 for wild boar, and I would like to see how those monolithic bullets really open up at more sedate velocities. How they expand at close range and then at say 100 m, or even more. Mi Blaser R8 in 9.3x62 pushes a factory loaded 18.5 g. bullet around 685 m/s. At 100 meters, they fly around 600 m/s, and at 200m, around 530 m/s. Do these "green" bullets (Ecostrike) really expand reliably at those velocities? No ammo make ever show those tests... We have to believe... Another cartridge I hunt with is 7x57R, same problem, Muzzle Speed below "standard"... In a few years we might be forced to use them, but I do not trust in the expansion, AND I am scared of the RICOCHETS in driven hunts, as well. The EVOSTRIKE test would be welcome as well, for the same reason... lead banning. Thank you.

[@buddysumner4022]

You guy make some of the best rifle rounds money can buy , but you guys need to improve your pistol defense rounds, ,