RIP ammo vs Ballistics Gel - RatedRR Slow Mo

RIP ammo vs Ballistics Gel - RatedRR Slow Mo
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The FBI block used in my videos was from Clear Ballistics gel. See more about it here:
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The invention of the G2R's projectile R.I.P.™ is related to the ability to control the way the projectile reacts as it passes through different mediums by control of the mfg process, geometry and the rate of failure at different zones along its axial length. More particularly but not limited to the ability to take the projectile and predictably have it stay solid in one medium but yet have the exact same projectile predictably react as a fragmenting bullet through a different medium without alteration of the projectile. The geometry at the tip of the projectile has much to do with the way the projectile travels through tissue. It has been long known in the medical industry that a trocar point penetrates the dermis layer more efficiently. Patents for trocars appeared early in the 19th century, although their use dated back possibly thousands of years. It is the use of this geometry at the front end of the projectile that does specific work at the point of entry from one system to the next. Dependent on the medium the projectiles geometry is designed to react differently.
Imagine a Hole saw. The hole saw action that occurs at points of entry into different mediums reduce initial drag which allow the hollow cavity in the center of the projectile to rapidly pack. In the case of plywood the hole saw action cleanly cuts and packs the projectile with a slug that makes it solid thus allowing it to conserve more of its energy. This performance could prove to be very effective for law enforcement that may be in a situation where the target is behind such an obstacle whereas more energy will be carried into the intended target and not lost in the obstacle.
In a fluid the projectile fragments. Due to the trocar geometry of each petal the resulting diameter of the fragmentation pattern is maximized. The trocar tips allow the fragments to swim through tissue / gel with less resistance thus conserving energy. The cross sectional thicknesses and geometries also create a full 180 degree flip halfway along each of the 8 petals path. The resulting shock wave and wound path is maximized. The result is devastating.
The G2 Research R.I.P. 9mm:
* Up to 6" diameter spread
* 96 gr projectile
* 2" grouping at 25 yrds
* 1265 FPS / 370 Muzzle Energy
* 9 Separate Wound Channels
* Precision Machined
* Solid Copper / Lead Free

[@johnwynne413]

Thank you for not dragging this out into a 10 minute video. It’s short and sweet 10/10

[@testname4464]

"So you're saying you used bullets called 'R.I.P.' in self-defense?"

[@masonadams8410]

I never understood this warning, should we NOT want to kill an attacker? Isn't that the point of a self defense firearm?

[@masonadams8410]

@ColdBoi Isn't a popular reasoning in court "If killing them wasn't the goal, then why did you need to shoot them"

[@FuZe.]

@@masonadams8410 To save my life and stop the attack?

[@Adam-cy3ns]

@I Must Bust I’m just gonna stick to active self protections advice and make sure to put down the threat

[@TazyBaby]

@I Must Bust you never fire a gun at someone without the intent to kill, that’s gun safety 101

[@ziegenarty6188]

I would like to see this done with the gel over a simulated skeletal structure to see what results you get when not only 3 layers of denim is applied but what happens when bones are there as well

[@satchmc13]

Ziegen Arty kzbin.info/www/bejne/i5e6iZmkhLWcrMk

[@tonyglock6161]

U get all shook up

[@cjsee9783]

Three layers of denim ??? 🤣🤣🤣

[@rodeanalfanteforcadela7645]

Yeah, 3 layers of denim?

[@LordBaldur]

Who the fuck wears 3 layers of denim?

[@andrewlokkebo7804]

That’s crazy how almost all the energy gets released in such a small zone.

[@blaineatkins2968]

... and how the gel holds onto that energy

[@Twitch760]

Yup prefect round to kneecap people with. Just shred their knee and let them suffer their entire life.

[@hairylovesu8259]

David Thompson bro?

[@Dontbeahoe]

@@Twitch760 shit bag

[@ninamillimeter8926]

@@Dontbeahoe how if it’s in self defense let them suffer the rest of their life

[@johnfranks]

That was the coolest Ballistics Gel footage I have ever seen! Those cavitation implosions are fascinating to watch!

[@superjojo555]

rest in pieces

[@chrischow6497]

superjojo555 rest in pieces?more like rest in PAIN!

[@arandomidiot534]

LMFAO

[@ccol009]

😏 The Expendables. Sylvester Stallone

[@compulsor5853]

BEST test video on this round yet! I've watched them all, and what EVERYONE of them but you has missed is the actual temporary wound cavitation AS IT HAPPENS! They all just look at the slim lines that lead to the petals, and either (wrongly) scoff at such "little" damage, or merely describe the circumference of the overall spread pattern. What they all miss is the fact that ballistics gel IS NOT a 1 to 1 comparison of the resultant trauma in the closed system of s human body. The tendency of the chemistry and physics of the gel is to always seem to return to its natural resting state of essentially binding to itself, and return to ackndition of semi solidity. Your incredible high speed footage shows the MASSIVE devastation that would- depending on distance and many other variables,cause anything from major internal bleeding due to disruption&, massive kinetic shock/ displacement of internal organs, to total obliteration from cutting force or bursting. Likely all fatal results,

[@jderpz23]

Are u talking about the hollow point rounds?

[@compulsor5853]

I was speaking about your overall methodology in general being much more sound, therefore yielding significantly more valuable resultant data. Again, excellent work.

[@niallgoat]

Perfect explanation

[@arealOg8o6]

Cavitation kills

[@jlam3927]

@@arealOg8o6 No it doesn't.

[@dELTA13579111315]

I've made airgun pellets that act exactly like this, but obviously on much smaller scale lol. I was trying for controlled expansion, which does happen at lower velocities but at higher velocities the result is almost exactly like this

[@jacobwest2948]

I'd like to see what the round does out of a carbine length barrel

[@untermench3502]

I was thinking the same thing in my Marlin 1894 357 Carbine. I bet that would make a great Lead-free hunting round.

[@classicgunstoday1972]

San Fransisco DA: “RIP ammunition? So you wanted to murder my client’s innocent sweet son that was just hitting extra hard on your back door so he could ask for directions at midnight because he was just lost!”

[@jordanroberson5568]

Good to know I just purchased some shit that will not only stop an attacker, but make him feel immense pain as well. Thanks RIP rounds, very cool!

[@superrepublican170]

I like this ammunition save for one small problem: they need to lower the powder count. You have excellent fragmentation which leads to immense internal damage... But you still have the core of the bullet which makes full penetration and keeps traveling. That is a bad thing. I'm not interested in killing the people standing behind the attacker, just the target in front of me.

[@forensicwow1639]

Ya know the rules of Firearm safety, Make sure you know you’re target and what is beyond it

[@GeeToven]

@Dan that jell is thicker than ur attacker

[@GeeToven]

@Dan jell lol the jell is thicker than ur attacker skin and bones ! That jail is made to absorb energy our body and bones isn’t that rip gone spread the us and keep going ! That’s a deadly bullet the problem is they jam a lot !

[@jlam3927]

Fragmentation in handgun rounds is not ideal.

[@su-25frogfoot74]

Fragmentation in any round is ideal. If Fragmentation wasn't ideal then why the hell do hollow points exist?! @@jlam3927

[@yak.556]

I feel bad for whoever gets hit up by these

[@CastleDocrine87]

These rounds look cool and they're intimidating but they're not worth $144.00 a box to me. That's ridiculous. When the novelty decreases and they create a .40 then I'll give a few a try. I need one to display in my mancave anyway. :)

[@andrew881000]

CastleDoctrine87 they’re worth it when someone is breaking into your home

[@yungdomino4718]

@@andrew881000 You can get the same effect from regular hollow points, and the same effectiveness from FMJs

[@-Homelander.]

Im 7 years in the future they are about 40 bucks

[@anonymouslee2083]

@@-Homelander. And Liberty Civil Defense, which can do this AND blow through IIIA armor is 30 bucks

[@MrblancoXxx]

46 dollars at my gun store

[@koskey06]

Will you please do this again with denim and be sure to let us know how far in the pedals stoped and how deep the main bullet traveled into the gel. Thanks for all the awesome videos! Oh and I would like to see this channel have more facts like the ones I asked for, where ur other is just freakin awesome videos.

[@CC45-As]

You know you’ve reached peak KZbin when you find a channel called “Guns” and nothing else. 😂

[@qthemerrybandofanons4481]

I have 20 rounds of this stuff still. And I still carry 13 rounds of it everyday in me EDC. I cannot bring myself to shoot it at the range despite the age, it was too expensive and you cant find it right now.

[@arealOg8o6]

Bought me my EDC FN 509 tactical and picked up a box for carry . 40$ for 20 rounds

[@saburusakai]

For a handgun to be effective, it has to have expanding properties that release energy. Most of the deaths caused by handgun bullets are slow and long in coming, and yo want to STOP the bad guy as quickly as you can in a police or self defence situation.

[@mazungaz]

100% sure self-defense = 100% sure kill after shot

[@555banzai]

nasty nasty round, how on earth would you treat someone with a bullet wound like that..

[@gerrygwag]

I agree 100% Horrible round.

[@apat578]

Exploratory surgery haha

[@littlearvin1641]

You don't.

[@Damonbird775]

I’d rather have one bullet go 14-16” vs 7-8 go 6”. This is dumb ammo that won’t do shit except get a grand jury to indict you when you use it in self defense.

[@KicksClique]

Aim for the abdomen, it's a horrible way to die, they'll either get organ failure or die from the blood loss

[@firedude3337]

I mean, I get it....I do. It looks cool, it comes apart, the whole bit. But I want something to expand massively and maintain the weight. I'm sticking with my Federal HSTs.

[@akfanfortyseven8375]

same here

[@JackKnife2730]

firedude3337 me too this ammo is garbage compared to federal hst

[@signs80]

Cletus The Stud To stop threats? What else???

[@SeraphimxSins]

+signs Threats that you'll likely never face in your entire life unless you purposely go seek them out. I mean, America's dangerous, but not so dangerous that you need to be armed with the most deadly shit out there to protect yourself against an unlikely home intruder. (which probably won't even have body armor) Quite frankly, you're more likely to get into a car accident. This shit is just overcompensating; the human body is weak.. squishy, and mostly made up of water. So long as you know where to poke a hole, and good enough to put it there when you want to, regular rounds are all you'll ever realistically need. Dragon's breath is fun though.

[@mr.merica6048]

@@SeraphimxSins it's not that they need them it's in case they need there's a difference

[@kyleretnick9701]

To the people below, if you fire a gun at someone, you are accepting the very real possibility that you are going to kill that person. This round does that more effectively in less rounds. Bullets aren't ultimately made to "stop", that is a term that we assigned to it as the ability to kill or disable in less shots which ultimately equates to its ability to kill. Like a hollow point, it is meant to be more likely to kill the person and transfer the entirety of the force of the bullet to the target. Unlike the hollow point, it spreads the damage more, creates even more difficult to repair damage, and leaves even larger more dispersed shards that are devastating to the target. Also, the design of this has nothing to do with avoidance of over penetration. That is a side effect of its ability to kill on non armored flesh, but it is quite obviously not the design goal here. If you look at ballistic results of this VS hollow points/FMJ, this is a horrific round. I think time will prove this to be the new hollow point in that against a soft target at short ranges it does what a bullet is supposed to do which is to stop/disable which directly translates to its ability to kill in this case. So you want an explanation of its legality, why it exists, why should we even have this, because if you need to shoot you are ultimately shooting to kill whether that is your intent or not, and this bullet seems to do it better. Otherwise you might as well argue why we use guns, blades, sticks, stones or anything else at all, because a fist does less damage and is less "scary". Weapons are made to devastate, so that's what this does.

[@ruthlessone3k]

I don't know if I would say this is more effective. I would be very surprised if real world results backed that claim.

[@KyranSparda]

Richard Hungwell More cavity = more devastation. It doesn't matter what kinda rounds you use, it only matters how many you can put on your target. Simple science.

[@ruthlessone3k]

KyranSparda there is a reason this stuff hasn't caught on. While you are somewhat correct about the cavity. You would be incorrect to assume that the cavity (either temporary or permanent) created by this round is larger than a normal hollow point. Not to mention, it's penetration is terrible.

[@KyranSparda]

Richard Hungwell I guess you misunderstood my statement. I was on the hollow point side. This RIP round is nothing more but a "punishment" round, it doesn't have what it takes to incapacitate a target, it only leaves a lot of shrapnels in the target which makes the removal process an agony.

[@ruthlessone3k]

KyranSparda OK I get what you're saying now. I thought you were defending the rip claims.

[@nathansmith1085]

Ouch. That definitely looks painfull. I've had these loaded in my mags for a couple years now. Thankfully I haven't had to use them. They definitely look deadly!

[@radioactiverat8751]

I question if this stuff is ethical to use. If they don't go down in one shot keep shooting. I think this ammo might be excssesive.

[@ArtyomBrynn]

- Put some pork ribs between layers of denim and ballistics gel to simulate hit in a chest, anyone?

[@wintermute7378]

*dramatic strings and tactical drums* always fun :)

[@orion8981]

JHP all day, every day. That's a pretty lame expansion and temporary cavity. The media makes it seem like the thing will blow a man in two. I'd be more curious as to how it functions through thick clothing and sheetrock.

[@kayobeetz3164]

You think thick clothing will slow this round down enough that it wont perform as it should? A sheetrock test is needed for you to be enticed a bit more? Im on board with it all the way man. lol With a disburse in this fashion combined with multiple rounds fired because 9 out 10 times in a self defense situation you'll be shooting more than once... I'd rather have these in my corner

[@Mr.9x19mm]

kayo Beetz Good luck with that. After your little RIP bits fragment your left with about a unexpanded .380 for the vitals.. Gimmick ammo.

[@jlam3927]

Fragmenting ammo is nothing new. The downside of this ammo is that it has the middle object that passes all the way through. At least if it all fragmented you could use it on an airplane.

[@oodork]

shutup and take my money lol. something to have for back up. Not much for primarily ammo but definitely worth to have around.

[@ArronP]

hey what r Hollow point bullets? those are what John Lennons killer used....the police guy said that the bullets were still in the gun, I know nothing about bullets but he shot 5 times...thanks

[@sirmasteryan4958]

full metal jacket delivered to brain with first class shipping ... signature & date toe tag ~John Doe

[@manager11121003]

Meh exotic ammo. Next weeks flechette rounds

[@KicksClique]

I invented it when I was 6 for my dad, these are his personal rounds

[@charlesgotya5286]

what does a bayonet to do a bullets trajectory in slow mo

[@ForeverRollin_]

Nice spread. Id like to see it in comparison with other rounds like hollows an interceptors

[@daveh9551]

All this yap in the comments. People die fom being hit in the leg with a .22 or have survived being hit 16 times in the body with a .40. Truth is until enough people actually get shot by one of these on a regular basis in different situations and distances, you wont know exactly hw effective they are. Ballistic gel doesnt have clothes or organs. I saw a box in the store finally and bought one, but im gonna stick with my Crit Duty rounds for now. My preference is a self defense round that can penetrate barriers since I live in more of an urban environment where u may have to defend urself from a car or someone who is in one

[@b_ks]

Well, Rest in Peace... 😴😇

[@03Memito]

Would like to know what length of barrel was used for this test

[@KicksClique]

Idriss was the only guy in the UK with access to them

[@hambone7777777]

Let's look at what it's doing, tho. It is fragmenting in expansion and losing that ''mushroom'', to go on to penetrate with a solid core to 14-15''. That part is good, albeit the marketing part is not... There is a guy who did a 12-layer denim test, for some reason, and the fragmentation was more inline with the crush cavity, and longer than it is hear. It may not be achieving its design effect, but if they would slow the fragmentation down I think it could be an advancement in potential trauma to the vitals. For center mass hits fragging the pump. With possible greater blood flow. Not unlike .357 magnum fragmentation, but with a heavier core that travels farther for more damage.

[@mikehankey4364]

if you think the g2 is good try using icc ammo duty ammo and there jot 223 and 308

[@masonmeeks8122]

Just imagine a fifty BMG RIP round

[@zunrue1]

considering how bad these suck, sounds like a waste of .50bmg

[@affordableplumbing5852]

It's a bleed out round, not a trauma round. There are two ways to disable an attacker. Either blunt trauma that causes the organs to lapse into dysfunction (try it by hitting yourself on the hand with a hammer) or causing massive blood loss. This one is designed to do the latter rather than the former. While it's a unique design that has it's place, I can think of six and half feet and two hundred fifty pounds of reasons why I probably would opt for a more traditional round. Now, if I were attacked by pygmies, this might be a better choice, but I doubt it.

[@McCollum2009]

I have a feeling that that the government will make this round illegal saying that it's "in humane" to use a self defense

[@AlexRodriguez-lk1jy]

Nickolas McCollum another "school shooting"

[@justsaying605]

Nickolas McCollum it is.

[@nectartyrant1390]

i mean hollow points are considered a war crime but whatever floats your boat

[@4406bbldb]

Yes i hear you.

[@WeTheScourge]

haha the music in this

[@jeffreypearl8350]

Bad guy done.

[@Fight2Survive]

Make a .270 or 308 RIP round I'd preorder 500 each lol

[@blakehorn229]

Literally liked and commented for the short and to the point video. Other youtubers take note...you get your 30 seconds watch time and your viewers get the info they need without having to listen to you talk for 10 min of filler info

[@joshuahawkins2743]

If you used this ammo for self defense in court wouldn't this go against you just the name of it would make it hard to make your case idk im really just asking other viewers on their opinion on this

[@garyp53161]

Lehigh defense ammo kicks g2 butt Plus it's only $20-30 a box depending on the caliber

[@Kinkryder8]

That makes sense now that you mention it, but I still think these bullets and the idea behind them are cool.

[@TheKlingonJon]

IWBA 4 layers of denim, and auto glass please. Until solid performance through that, it's just extreme shock ammo all over again.

[@MigueAngelAstra]

En Argentina estan pruividas. Ni siquiera estan permitidas la punta hueca para defenza, ni en 22 largo.

[@braxtonmontgomery1668]

Would a RIP round blow someone's head completly off?

[@angelo_giachetti]

Imagine the surgery required to remove those pedals. Gonna be messy. RIP

[@JohnnyKaw11B]

just be sure to never use these in self defense.

[@bounchofbeaners1868]

So your just gonna make a baseless statment other that actualy ststing why not? Are they too powerful or too weak?

[@JohnnyKaw11B]

@@bounchofbeaners1868 The lawyer of the family of the dude you just killed will have a field day suing your ass. I'm not saying it's right, quite the contrary, but you're just asking for trouble with this round. The name alone will probably cause problems.

[@bounchofbeaners1868]

@@JohnnyKaw11B you are a fool.. if that guy is a CRIMINAL robbing you have the right to stop him with anything.. end of story...you can use a knife a fiece of wood a fork or a car to run his ass over it is all justified.. if this ammo was "evil " then it would be legal to own it..but its not..end of story..

[@FYMASMD]

There is zero reasons this ammo should be available to the public.

[@ThatOnePriest]

Why tf wouldnt it be lol if I shoot someone I dont want them to keep fighting. This will ensure that they dont

[@brandonl8039]

Shit this gimmick ammo is so shit it’s safer to get hit by than any real bullet design.

[@brandonl8039]

Milehighguy RIP is a gimmicky round with shit performance and dubious marketing claims.

[@jakebeck7459]

yeah i wouldn't want to get shot with that

[@KicksClique]

Pablo used these too

[@StalkingGame]

Very cool, what camera are you using for the high speed footage?

[@mrPauljacob]

I'd say a rather useless test results considering center of mass has bones all over. Although still deadly as hell it is an important factor IMO

[@Brett.1984]

Is it worth the money? Ammo need secondary ignition for when the meet target or a detonation upon impact.

[@ThatOnePriest]

Secondary ignition?? What

[@lucaslacotis3280]

make more videos shooting ballistic gel, varying calibers and types of ammunition!

[@peterwallaesa6579]

please make a video comparing the lehigh defense controlled fracturing and maximum expansion ammo chambered in 9mm to the RIP 9mm ammo. I have a feeling the lehigh defense will surprise you along with the viewers. The lehigh defense is also cheaper by about $10 per box

[@strix4667]

I bet that would be about the most devastating self-defense handgun ammo out there against the human body.

[@strix4667]

That would be messy...

[@THEfromkentucky]

That isn't very much penetration. On a fat guy wearing 1 or 2 layers of denim, that wouldn't even reach the organs.

[@strix4667]

fromkentucky Yeah, I would have to agree. Since I posted those comments, I have seen many other tests with the ammo and have to come to see it as overpriced junk. ShootingtheBull did a test where he got about the same results with a few .22 rounds.

[@heathfiedler]

+fromkentucky. Lol well I doubt they would be shooting him in his fat gut either. A round to the chest would do just fine. Have to remember with this round even though the jacket comes apart like that it still has a slug to it. Those frag peices are meant to open someone up and also punch the slug through so say it don't hit much it still going to cause a lot of internal issues.

[@THEfromkentucky]

Heath Fiedler If it doesn't have that effect on ballistic gel, then I don't see it punching through a breastplate very effectively either.

[@devinrosenqvist2018]

You could poke somebodys eye out with that thing

[@Eddie5767]

Great expansion on impact and with optimum penetration?? Yea guna get a bunch of this stuff!

[@JuanGutierrez-p6m]

Rip round are devastating…. I’ll take 100

[@Zinksk8er]

The deadliest looking flower I've ever seen

[@cetrero333]

Hi, how you make "clear" like cristal, ballístic gel?

[@michaelboothe2587]

I don't think that test is all that accurate considering he fired the second bullet in an area where the structural integrity was already compromised. I would like to see the test where they are there ether different sides of the glass or 2 totally separate pieces of glass

[@TheJoe198130]

Have yet to see side by side test to ball or modern hollow points. I'll believe this stuff is any better when I see it side by side high pressure ammo with comparable speeds.

[@RudolfdeLang]

A new subscriber from the Netherlands 🤘

[@SAVAGE308SNIPER]

I have about 700 rounds of this ammo. I like it!

[@tylersabol7700]

Any jamming problems? Thinking of picking up 9mm

[@SAVAGE308SNIPER]

@@tylersabol7700 We haven't had any issues. We used different firearms.

[@jonhammer5799]

Other than a 50 cal this is most definitely the deadliest bullet.

[@skeets6060]

Bet that would hurt like hell for a little bit

[@MinillaIF]

Is it same to assume that it’s game over after a center of mass shot

[@josephg.2988]

I don't believe the hollow points expanded, so it's really the bullet's speed and release of energy within the object that causes this effect. Wouldn't a 9mm with FMJ duplicate what we see? Or a 9mm FMJ that's +P?

[@MrWhitelightning73]

Excellent video 👍🏽👍🏽

[@andrujules7728]

Super cool!

[@mistersk8er1]

These are clearly for leg meta

[@datboyvon9688]

RIP who ever gets shot by it

[@genelynoralde297]

This thing can 1 shot anybody in the head or mid chest shot Because of the shrapnel

[@annanfj5656]

So satisfying

[@grifo119]

Do you have in mind to test lead cast hollow point bullets? LEE, lyman and MP-moulds made some fine moulds with large holes. It's the complete oposite compared with RIP AMMO, but could work fine! Waiting for the answer!

[@jlanham114]

Good luck explaining to the court why you decided to use this crazy shit for self defense.

[@hobbiesyentretenimiento5462]

que magnifica ronda es lo ideal para defensa detendria cualquier ataque de un disparo

[@merlin050499]

THAT IS EXCELENT EXPANTION

[@RickandPenny]

No it's really not and the round loses so much mass so fast the wound will not be nearly half as bad and a standard full metal jacket.

[@godandglory2144]

nasty stuff, gotta get some

[@islamdib9663]

Please, what is the camera name (marque)?

[@kingkai9818]

Measurements on entry point, length and width ofbullet path would.make this video informative and not just.cool

[@TheCowboyfromhell87]

Sheds half it's weight in the first few inches of tissue? I think I'll pass unless I decide to varmint hunt with pistol calibers.

[@ravissary79]

it still penetrates though, just with a narrow punch-like base, so it acts like a light fmj after 4 inches or so. it'll still make a hole after leaving 6 internal ones. I'm not saying thats better than a golddot .45... cause it's likely not, but it's not all bad.

[@HabidMKLowLoader]

Nice bro

[@jameshelmling4225]

do like the clear gel

[@joeprimal2044]

I want some, but my revolver is .38 special and it appears they don't make it in that caliber.

[@johnm.3374]

Devin, look at this. Wow

[@jonathanmcdonald5853]

Looks like tough stuff!

[@KeithsTVHD1]

I see why people die from getting shot