Will they Kill? Tested!

Deutsche Version: Fatal oder Harmlos? Der große Test!
• Fatal oder Harmlos? De...

[@Ancient_Nukes]

Hello Joerg and everyone, Im in remission right now but I've had 2 bone marrow biopsies to monitor leukemia. They force a needle into the bone to get the marrow. I can tell you it's very painful, even with anesthetic. Moving around will make the damage and pain even worse I imagine. Thanks for your videos, I've just got the adder v3 from you , Im very happy with it.

[@bookofrevelation4924]

Consider getting tetanus vaccine often as possible to see if it improves reducing infections, doctors here been trying to intentionally misdiagnose subcutaneous tetanus lesions and severe leg wound infection as cancer in bone of leg and spreading under skin, but tetanus vaccine reduces infections showing it's tetanus needing the Tetanus Immune Globulin HyperTET to eliminate tetanus totally from body.

[@Btvp]

Had the same experience after Hodgkins, but de most painfull moment in my case was when the bonemarrow was sucked out, not the moment when the needle went in.

[@RAPEDBYBLACKS]

@@BtvpI’m so sorry. That sounds awful.

[@RAPEDBYBLACKS]

I’m so sorry brother. I am praying for you.

[@Ancient_Nukes]

@@RAPEDBYBLACKS Thanks mate, Im alright atm I had a bone marrow transplant. The donor was German actually so Im a mixed race now. It seems as soon as I got some German bone marrow I went and bought a crossbow lol.

[@Tee-ina-Skee-Mask]

i spent 30$ on the knox gelatin and after its shot a bunch i can just re melt it down and re-form it. if you want gel id suggest that. plenty of vids on it. you could even make your own custom molds if you wanted

[@greycatturtle7132]

Cool

[@PhilieBlunt666]

For sure! Just use less water, i used knox to glue my mohawk in my younger days and that stuff can turn into hard plastic if you manipulate the mix right.

[@robdegoyim4023]

Could you make a 🐓 with it?

[@Kneon_Knight]

@@robdegoyim4023 Couldn't spell the word? Your parents must be very, very disappointed.

[@sinisterthoughts2896]

@@PhilieBlunt666 righteous.

[@AllanHinde-mb2pr]

You have been killing it with the videos lately!!!

[@Ammothief41]

Long distance acupuncture!

[@segundacuenta726]

LOL

[@crwydryny]

Ballistic ear piercing... or nose, or nipples...

[@GodofredoHerrera]

😊😊😊

[@WolfgangBrehm]

For more accuracy, the projectiles need to be guided by the barrel at points that are not on the same plane. Or in simpler terms, one driving band is not enough, you'll want two! Or a broadhead tip with the same width as the barrel. Or low-cross-section-standoffs right around the middle of the dart. Or a base with longer fins that also touch the barrel. If you don't, the arrow will hug one side of the barrel at random, with a slight preference to the bottom of the barrel. Because of this randomness, the arrow will point differently when leaving the barrel and have reduced accuracy.

[@jeffreylindsey5234]

i see what you are saying here.

[@nigeltiffany4654]

And out of the woodwork come all the experts who's uncles all could beat Bruce Lee in 3 secs with one arm 😂🤣

[@Gunsandbunsmma]

I live in America and have used this platform to hunt many small game. It is famous for light self and home defense in the country where I am from. There are videos of a police officer’s body camera showing a man being arrested for trying to burglarize a trailer RV home. The man inside used a .177 caliber pellet gun at a few feet distance and only managed to bloody the burglar with shots to the face, neck, and arms. Definitely effective non lethal deterrent, but no replacement for blades or gunpowder. The air guns on the market are no joke, however. They rival rifle ballistics with correct loadings

[@bigguy7353]

For various reasons these have killed many people over the years. Ten minutes of research led me to that. Yes, same size projectile and energy.

[@nemoex]

Yes Airguns are more powerful that some People thing. During WW2 some Solders used Air Powered Sniper Guns.

[@mrcaboosevg6089]

@@nemoex Those weren't pellet guns, they were much stronger than crossbows. This isn't that

[@RoachDogggJR]

the tweaker to think my nitro piston air rifle that shoots a .22 at 1300fps gunna have a rude awakening at tthat distance lmfao. power varies and legit small game ones are nojoke. just as strong as powder charge

[@another3997]

The idea that any form of "home defence" should be potentially lethal, is a huge problem in the USA. It's often disproportionate to the threat. Far too often, people panic or make silly assumptions without thinking. They shoot first and ask questions later. Like the American who, without any provocation at all, shot a boy who was innocently knocking at the front door... through the closed door, without saying a word. Or the shooting of people in a car that had mistakenly turned into the wrong driveway, but had immediately turned around and was driving away... without anyone getting out the vehicle. There are so many examples, it's scary.

[@AdamCeladin]

These Darts REALLY blow my mind !!!

[@rainydaylady6596]

Dad joke? 🙂🖖

[@A-Negative]

Should do the mini Paul Harrell meat target. Carry on the tradition.

[@johnsmithee6541]

The Legend lives on!

[@mikehunt8968]

I've recently had a bone marrow biopsy done, it is quite painful, but the main thing is that it hurts for weeks afterwards... I'm due to have stem cells harvested in about a month and that will be taking much more of the bone marrow than the biopsy did.... I'm not looking forward to that...🙄 The problems associated with being diagnosed with cancer..☹ Just done 16 weeks of chemo and i get stronger chemo with the stem cell treatment 🙄

[@frankyswanky4603]

I can not believe that Germany has only 7.5 joules when the UK has 12ft/lbs for an air rifle and 6.0ft/lbs for an air pistol.Even this is pathetic compared to the USA!

[@nursultantulyakbaycats]

In Belgium and the NL there are no joule restrictions at all for long airguns. For pistols i believe the max is also 7.5 joules

[@mrcaboosevg6089]

UK limit for pistols 6 ft/ibs, not that any pistols actually even get that close

[@orderofmagnitude-TPATP]

7.5 joules for germany uk is 16.2 joules. Quite a difference. Yet crossbows, no restrictions what so ever

[@apfelfred1]

Every rogue state bans privately owned weapons

[@frankyswanky4603]

@@mrcaboosevg6089 yep 6 sorry!

[@johncaldwell3558]

Loved the pump action conversion. This was a great vid!!!!

[@huwhitecavebeast1972]

As someone who has had orthopedic surgery, I can assure you those darts would be quite painful, anything that messes with the bone and the special layer of tissue that surrounds the bone (the periosteum) hurts like hell.

[@tommylitchfield3450]

My mom was a "guinea pig" for nursing students who were there to practice starting an IV into the back of her hand. They kept missing her vein because it was "rolling"... She was a good sport, until one of them actually hit one of the bones in the back of her hand on about the 4th student's attempt. She SCREAMED, it hurt her so bad. I can't imagine how bad this dart shooter would feel! Can you legally use the little Broadhead Darts that they make for blowguns?

[@Quarhodron]

Bone scratches with a needle feel really weird, i got scratched by a needle on the upper arm bone as a kid and i felt it trough the whole body.

[@Jordanpgates1]

I can't imagine how the student that caused your mom to scream did?

[@tommylitchfield3450]

@@Jordanpgates1 The instructor was too embarrassed that her class couldn't start the IV to single out the last student. The one that hit bone said "I'm sorry!" so many times that my mom actually patted her hand and told her "It's okay. You did your best"

[@exotime]

There is a lining on the outside of the bone called periosteum, it's highly innervated . Both the periosteum and bone marrow send pain signals up the chain.

[@Extanglia]

Please show us their features

[@RastaFishBallistics]

I tested a lot of different types of ammunition with my HDR 50 (even some arrows) but I gotta say - these 'needles' are something else. Already looking forward to the revolver you were talking about! Btw the new camera is awesome. ✌🏼

[@johncaldwell3558]

I have had back surgery. I had a "DISCOGRAME" on four vertabrae. I have never felt pain like it in my life. You are in a very cold room and you do not get any anasthetic. A machine pushes a needle as thick as a knitting needle into your back.... into your spine. I had four done in one go. I am as tough as you can get but it nearly knocked me out. I was put on morphine straight away. It was like every nurve ending fired at the same time. I can only describe it as jumping into a vat of boiling metal. I now feel very little pain because my body has been to the extreme. I now can withstand a huge amount of pain and I can deal with it.

[@MurdoT860]

Good for you big guy.👏 🙄 🤦‍♂️

[@N1h1L3]

@@MurdoT860 Dude makes some sense. I used to be very "sensitive" but after having years of martial arts you get used to not respond to the pain signals as much as before.

[@forestranger312]

I’ve had three procedures for pain relief where my spinal nerves are burnt away to reduce the pain signals. This is done whilst I am awake and the consultant uses a needle from the back of my spine and passes it between my vertebrae to get access into the nerve clusters. L3 4 & 5 . The consultant generally has a 1:2 success rate at finding the gap between the small bones (spurs) which branch out from each vertebrae the times she hits the bone accidentally of course is the most painful experience I can explain to you. It is like a knife being stuck into you. It’s not a procedure that is for the freight hearted but the relief you get from the procedure makes the pain experienced well worth it. But yes I would say it’s a 9/10 pain scale feeling when that needle hits your spinal vertebrae. The procedure is called spinal denavation. I think that’s how you spell it. Love your videos and your presentations are wonderful. Thank you.

[@bordenfleetwood5773]

I cannot express how happy I am to see someone else using the "meat target." It's an excellent analogue for anyone looking for practical impact data, rather than quantifiable compression and failure data arcs. As for the needles. They're unlikely to hurt for a few seconds. At those speeds and pressures, with that diameter, it's possible and even likely that the needle will not touch a single sensory nerve that it isn't actively destroying as it enters the body. A lot can happen in the few moments between penetration and the brain perceiving the damage. After that, it's probably incredibly painful. The bones don't really have pain receptors, but as tissues move and flex around something stuck in the bone itself, the pain will become very real and complex. It would also probably be a very strange experience once they've calmed down from whatever action put them into that situation while they wait for it to be removed. Assuming they're still alive to feel it... You'd have to hit something vital with projectiles that size in order to cause a quick death, but it's possible.

[@tommartinez62]

RIP Paul

[@jangchief]

Now you need to figure out how to get the injection needle to deliver a powerful sedative or tranquilizer.

[@bookofrevelation4924]

Dip the tip?

[@RayneAngelus]

Coat the shaft. But even powerful tranqs don't work as fast as you see in fictional media. You'd want to go for potent neurotoxins if "stopping power" is your goal.

[@jybuys]

Succinylcholine.

[@huwhitecavebeast1972]

I think shot placement would be the deciding factor in the efficacy and lethality of the darts. If you hit the heart, it would probably be fatal. If you hit the eye, obviously that would incapacitate them. Anywhere you get hit is going to be painful though.

[@ivanimhof6550]

Thanks for the great test! Can’t wait for your version of the CO2 revolver! Definitely would buy it!

[@mathewgurney2033]

Ouch, i got shot in the head and body so many times while i was young with these, we used to fight with catapults and things. Not lethal, but very painful.

[@KING-KLOWDY]

I tore my anterior labrum in my shoulder and the doctor gave me a cortisone shot in my shoulder. He told me that he had to crack through a layer of cartilage to get to the spot where my tear was. I’m not sure if it was against the bone but when he cracked through that layer of cartilage with that giant needle I damn near passed out he had to tell me to breath because I was frozen once that happened. One of the worst things ever.

[@Semparo]

Oh the break barrel pellet rifle, look into pellet dieseling. Gives the pellet a bit extra kick with no modifications to the rile itself, though there is a risk of blowing out the seal though. I've done it many times to see the effects it has on its power against various materials and haven't had a seal blow on me yet with a Ruger Blackhawk .177

[@Semparo]

@@SimplyTheSloth Fair Point, I was unsure if it would be applied under any law since it doesn't modify the rifle. But I know nothing about German law.

[@chrismarsden8958]

Dieseling doesn't work on such weak pellet guns. Even a 500ft per second break barrel is not enough!!!

[@rogercave8245]

Hi Jörg, I suffer from chronic spinal pain and several times I've needed deep pain killing injections and have also had my nerves cauterized which involves the use of X-ray guided needles to place the electric shock precisely to cauterize the nerves and stop the pain and I can tell you that after the procedure my back feels like a used dart board and this is under Anaesthesia so I can't imagine how painful it would be without it! Btw, I've seen loads of videos using ballistic gel dummies and they are anatomically correct and are also dense enough to give you the correct data with firearms and other weapons such as crossbows and the weapons used in your video, you might want to save money by not using them but your fans will love it and the guy from OneShotTV often gets them for free because he mentions ballistic dummy labs in his videos which gives them free advertising so it's definitely worth considering.

[@brendanoneill6267]

I had a dentist when I was a child and he used to enjoy scraping the needle on the jawbone. It is one of the most painful things I've ever experienced

[@jtkerrigan3526]

Love your laugh bro, a very slightly evil scientist! Love your vids!

[@shdwbnndbyyt]

Not sure about German ones, but a US one two decades ago took out an eye from each of two young men in one shot. The one young man's brother was married to the sister of the other young man, and one of the two of them set the pellet (BB loaded in this cae, but could shoot either BBs or lead pellets) gun on the bed. Fully loaded and charged. Bump. The pellet richocheted into the younger of the two (the wife's brother - age 16) and out to permanently become embedded in the husband's brother's eye (age 18). The younger man's eye was replaced by glass while the other one kept his unusable eye, if I remember correctly.

[@craigdouglasmartens7037]

I picked up a pulp space infection on a finger whilst serving as a deck cadet on a bulk carrier. The ship was anchored off the port of Durban, South Africa. The second mate thought he could lance the infected and very swollen finger tip with a scalpel. I'm a guitarist and had developed thick calluses on my left hand fingertips. This made him use some force to penetrate the callus with a scalpel. Cutting through the skin was one thing but when he hit the tip of my fingerbone it was like a bomb had gone off in my finger. I've never felt pain like that before since in my 61 years of life. When they scraped the bone 3 weeks later to try and save it was almost as bad. When I came around from the general anasthaetic on the Guernsey I was sobbing with pain. It was a relief when they amputated it 4 days later. Extremely painful...

[@ayobali0121]

🥰🥰🥰 Dude you are so amazing, and your creations are bloody marvellous 🤩🤩🤩

[@mattb5858]

love the thoroughness of the video like always. evidence that people will always find a way to arm themselves, and rightfully so

[@PhilieBlunt666]

My german friend i cannot begin to express how much joy you've brought me over the years, been a subscriber since some of your earliest videos when you were just making neato slingshots. I look forward to many more years of being shown their features! Much love from kansas city you big teddy bear of awesomeness 😊

[@christianbenda6489]

Immer noch toll, dass Du mit Deinen Ideen nicht am Ende bist 🎉❤ Von Umarex habe ich noch deren ersten CO2 Paintball-Revolver hier.

[@VNNZTC]

I have had several injections of Cortisone in my elbow joints...The first one was by a person who I think either wasn't experienced or was careless and she scraped the needle across the inside of the joint, and that was excruciating...So I think a full penetration of the bone would be very, very painful as Ancient Nukes says...Love your videos...

[@mrmactknife]

The heat treat on those darts seems to be superb. I feel combing the hardened tip of the dart into a lead airgun pellet to form a kind of sabot projectile would be very effective, and it would also work in any standard airgun.

[@Adaminkton]

In Poland the restriction for both air pistols and rifles is 17 joules, but if you want to buy something better for self defense, black powder guns don't require any permits or registration at all. Only the black powder access is slightly restricted, but it's easy to get it anyway, or make it yourself.

[@dasmatthews]

Hey Jörg! I'm really excited about you finally having a proper high speed camera!!! I've wondered so often many of your previous slow mo shots (down with your phone I think?) would look like in higher quality! I hope you will use it as often as possible! :)

[@Standswithabeer]

well, i received cancer treatment and they needed a bone marrow sample from my hip. They used the wrong "kit" and embedded the needle deeply in my hip bone, and could not extract it without male help and pliers. The pain was a mix of powerful ache and borderline severe. Interesting work you are doing there in Germany. :)

[@johnmckenna8989]

I had Cortizone injected in the bottom of my heel , right through the thickest skin...Never again ! ....I was not expecting so much pain....Worse than stepping on a nail ! ....Yes, your 'darts' would certainly slow a person down......John (west coast, Can.)

[@doug8374]

Your dog might hate you, sir. But I love you finally, a man who does a realistic type test versus a pretty for clicks. Test good for you.

[@lets-allplay]

JoergSprave - Ever see the meat target from the Late / Great Paul Harrell? Your target reminds me of such. Hope all is well - Very best wishes!!

[@johanneswicklein4975]

RIP I found his channel a few months ago and now hes no more😢

[@bordenfleetwood5773]

@@johanneswicklein4975 - Paul Harrell's channel is still worth a look. The education you can get from that man is top notch. And it's going to continue. Roy may not bring the same energy to the presentation that his brother did, but he still has a great deal of valuable information to offer.

[@F37METAL]

Thx Doc. Great video. And very kool testing indeed. U ROCK. 👍👀🖖👻🤘😎🎸🎶🎵

[@paulwilson6298]

I had to have an operation and was given an injection in my back and they hit my spine three times and it was extremely painful,I enjoy your videos , thank you I am from Yourkshire uk .

[@MKnife]

Back in 1997 I was in a motorcycle accident and broke my left wrist. It was not possible to use plaster so the doctors used an external Hoffmann fixture to make the bones stay in place while healing. The fixture was held by 4 titanium screws into the bone, two at each end and they were put there under heavy anaestetics. No pain then. But many weeks later when the wrist had healed it was time to remove said fixture, and that involved unscrewing the titanium screws. That was done with no local anaestetics at all, because the doctors said they wanted to see that no nerves had been damaged. It was the most painful procedure I've ever endured, as if a white hot iron nail was pulled right through the bones in my hand and wrist. The nerves were not damaged... So yes, anything inside ones bones and in the marrow will be extremely painful. I still have the scars in my left hand to remind me. Not my fondest motorbiking memory ever (but that didn't stop me from motorcycling).

[@tranminhnhat7645]

I once had a minor surgery on my knee cap. It was just to take some tissue sample close to my knee join so they didn't cut me open :D When the tool they use touched my bone, I could feel it clearly even I had pain killer. I could imagine it would hurt quite bad if a big needle jab into my bone. Sorry in advance if I used mixed-up terms. I have zero medial background.

[@evilnineteen]

I agree with you on the ballistic dummies. They are a total waste of money. A 25 dollar block of ballistic gel works just as good. Its just a flex for gun tubers to make themselves look more successful then they really are. You keep it real and that's what I love about your channel brother.

[@ottosump9615]

I'm a biochemist. I was purifying radioactive protein complexes from cell lysates by adsorbing them onto beads, which I then centrifuged and aspirated the wash buffer solution with a syringe needle on the end of a vacuum line down the side of the tube, so as not to suck up the the beads. I missed one tube and the syringe went into the tip of my thumb deep enough to stick into the bone. Not only was it very painful, but my latex glove filled with blood. The needles on your "needle gun" (some Hawkwind vibes there) are far bigger and penetrating deeper. Yes, this would hurt and stop someone I think!

[@topcat5233]

12:47 when i broke my finger, doctor needed to numb it by giving me an injection that went into the bone or at least up until the bone. that was by a massive mile the most painful injection i have ever had... boy was i glad when it went numb! the other side of it though is that when its removed the pain goes away, just like when you break a bone, holding it still wont hurt all too much(unless like with my finger, it did because the bone snapped in half and stuck out through the tissue and what have you). but all the other times ive broken bones, not that bad. edit: i had steel pins put into said bones, the first night when the anesthesia wore off, worst night of my life, the pain comes in waves and i have never felt such levels of pain, and i have a pretty high tolerance to pain.

[@Smallathe]

From personal experience - as a kid - I did get an injection that got stuck in the bone. Absolutely painful. So, yes, to say the least - I would not recommend it ;) Awesome video :)

[@drapedup76]

I essentially cut my hand off at the wrist in a catastrophic table saw kick back accident and in the first horrific moments I thought the board had shot back and broken my wrist backwards because all I felt was bone pain on a scale that can’t be quantified, the saw turned my bone into meat dust

[@MArk19745-i]

What happened to your hand did you lose it or they saved it for you?

[@flatline9737]

do you still have it? the hand

[@numgun]

The needlevolver idea sounds awesome! 😎👍👍

[@jankarieben1071]

i had a rod removed from a mended collarbone once and they had to twist it out, i barely felt it until it was almost all the way out and they didnt even have to sedate me, so my guess is it depends on the type of bone trauma.

[@Liquidmetal6661]

That laugh when he put the pump attachment on was absolute, genuine chaos 😂

[@greyrider7507]

I would say your dart is effective only with proper shot placement. To increase the effectiveness of the dart consider adding a broadhead to the dart. I have seen plastic ones here in America. Better yet imbed the broadhead in the plastic cone as it pops off.

[@chrismartinez9807]

I had a MMR vax injection in my left arm, the nurse hit my bone, my arm hurt for 24 hours, the pain was comparable to a sprang. I think your darts are leathal, if they hit an artery or heart could easily kill. Great video.

[@bookofrevelation4924]

If an injection hits a tendon it becomes very sore and bruised for weeks. I learned from the training nurses at hospital outpatient clinics verses a blood diagnostic center drawing blood. Depends on what is damaged, but a small injection can be very painful.

[@BrandLmedia]

Wonderful and funny video! Love it! Love from Sweden!

[@SGT_RPGames]

As a soldier I've been hit with a piece of shrapnel that was about the same gauge as that dart that hit me in the shoulder blade. I can assure you it is quite painful not just on impact but during movement of my body/arm and during removal. I don't believe the shoulder blade has a marrow channel like the long bones do but I could be mistaken, regardless it was extremely painful. As for the pepperbox pistol, for what my opinion is worth, I'd go for the top left design myself.

[@mrcaboosevg6089]

That multibarrel FX Gatling thing is the coolest thing i have seen all week, i hope they make it to the UK but i doubt it'll be considered legal since the arrows run on the inside

[@NandR]

When I had pins removed from my pinky, the doc just did it, no meds or nothing. I was scared it was gonna hurt, the metal pins were bigger than yours and went through the bone. But all three were pulled out with relatively little pain.

[@thombell3311]

Great designs! 👍🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿

[@stephensano9156]

I had a spinal tap and each penetration was mid-level painful. Granted, the needle was injected slowly, The object was to withdraw spinal fluid with each miss remaining sore. Aside from excellent penetration of your darts, the addition of a bacterial agent would sharply influence the outcome of the humanoid target.

[@huwhitecavebeast1972]

That wasn't into your your bone, that was between your bone. Also, did they they use any local anesthetic prior to doing the spinal tap?

[@Pointyish]

Had a bad experience getting a blood sample taken. Needle slowly went into my inside elbow vein as normal, felt that “slip” feel as it entered the vein, then the lady literally shoved the needle in hard until it hit something deep (bone?) and stopped dead! Don’t know if she had a spasm or what, but the way she acted was like it was deliberate….im serious, even now years later it’s hard to believe! Point is, was extremely painful and made me jump out of the seat in shock! Was always fine with needles, actually used to watch the whole process in interest. Now it’s definitely the opposite!

[@conspicuousman5162]

I have been stuck with quite a few (medical) needles in my life and by FAR the most painful one was the bone marrow sample needle I had stuck in my hip in search for bone marrow cancer (negative thankfully) So yeah I'll go out on my limb and say it's gonna suck not even considering the health complication that could come from such a wound, tetanus anyone?

[@Jonny_The_Organism]

Those thickness needles are quite painful....I had in 1994 a hydrocortisone injection in my right shoulder....the needle got stuck in my bone...I said to the doctor "pull it back out a little and then plunge"...he took my advise..... Couldn't take a doctor seriously after that...... I've even had to do my own stitching since then!!..

[@shovelchop81bikeralex52]

I had an ingrowing toenail operation when I was a kid, the doctor hit my toe bone with every local anaesthetic injection needle and it was agonizing! I've broken arms, legs, a stupid amount of motorcycle crashes when I was young as well as having lots of tattoos and piercings in painful places but I still remember those injections very clearly! I don't think this gun will be legal in the UK as we aren't allowed arrow launching airguns.

[@PhokAwph]

Oooo for once I got something to add, Had a tooth extraction when I was 18, the dentist scraped the anesthesia needles along my jaw bone, the most painful injection I’ve ever had, I felt tinges that pain for several years afterwards if I moved my jaw just right, those darts would definitely been lots of pain, maybe not the initial impact but probably very soon afterwards

[@MrTimmmers]

Blowguns are illegal in the UK . Needles bloody hurt if they scrape bone, been there, with a blowpipe dart just like those , my mate shot me in the arse right to the bone, hurts getting it out too . Mine had flattened end broadhead darts too.

[@DonnyLA]

Awesome 👍 I can't wait to buy the gatling gun and gatling pistol 👍 great work Joerg 👍

[@ZiggityZeke]

Wow those revolvers looks wild!

[@Ibnfunk]

I have had needle hit the bone. It is stunning but not particularly painful during the injury. It is very painful afterwards - from rest onewards for a week or so. I have also had lombar puncture. That is sickeningly painful. I don't know how comparable it is to other bones being punctured. I think anticipation causes a lot of pain, which is why i am very sceptical of people who talk about their pain on a medical table.

[@AllanHinde-mb2pr]

I had a needle scrap my bone due to a deep wound and I confirm it hurts A LOT

[@bookofrevelation4924]

As child I jumped down on the carpet floor onto my knees after a sewing needle was laying there and it went straight up into my left knee, I felt nothing and could see the thread from needle's eye hanging out my kneecap. Doctors tried removing it but couldn't, so left it in and no problems afterwards.

[@Todd-o8n]

I am so glad that we currently have the freedom to own whatever defense tools we need in the US, we just can't say the word, or we get KZbin jail. 😉 The ingenuity you possess to "make do" with laws that leave you defenseless is amazing. Stay crafty my friend!

[@theyarelying2u]

I'm loving that Joerg, if my local gunsmith can get one I'd have one for sure ❤

[@ericafoster1984]

This looks amazing please let us in the uk when it would be available

[@sn3ar]

The fun thing with the classic break action air rifles is that you can often just change it up for a stiffer spring and you will increase the force by an impressove amount. My granddad had one wich was incredibly hard to load wich he used to hunt small game on his farm

[@Lemmingskiller]

Just found your channel . I did buy a sherridan eb 5mm in Belgium 30 years ago still have it . Because I live in the middle of a city I don't shoot it anymore . With a new co2 cylinder the noise it makes is loud and dont want the attention from the police . On the box are several warnings about lethal wounds on living things

[@Rich1Britain]

You've got some really good ideas and that's just the ones you have mentioned,those thin darts would be unbearable in bone . I wish you every success with future projects.

[@athensprep-1151]

I have a 50~ joule hatsan mod 125 , no need licence here in Greece, its a spring rifle and can do much more damage and penetraion with 5.5mm slugs than a 35lb bow. Man when i saw the galting arrow thrower i said yeah definitely all your videos are going wild in the end 😂😂 , i like that you love shots and destruction

[@uncertaintytoworldpeace3650]

Bullet dynamics are interesting stuff. Should Google out how an IED works. It fires like a bowl that turns from solid metal when fired into a liquid slug. This is why I realized about penetration power.

[@christophershaw5166]

Great video, I agree with you on those dummies also, your home made target is more realistic

[@shortbuslife3440]

You could make the seal into a discarding sabot to support the point as it travels down the barrel and not lose speed due to drag once it exits.

[@DeOppressoLiber]

It was very painful and injection site was swollen with hematoma that took few weeks to clear up the bone pain was very very bad and strong had residual pain for a month and I had to get imagine done to make sure the hole didn’t leak bone marrow or other complications from it such as emboli and such. So it’s not good to get poked in the bone.

[@sebastiantarantello3893]

Joerg like myself you should have been born in the US. Loved your video buddy Seb 🇦🇺

[@TheRealAnarchrox]

I had a lumbar puncture done poorly by a training doctor and they poked the bone and it hurt like hell.

[@jessehinman8340]

Years ago, I was getting an IV, and the nurse had trouble finding a vein that wouldn't collapse. She finally found a good vein on the back of my left hand. When she put the needle in for the first time, she missed and scraped it against a metacarpal bone. It didn't hurt, but it was very discomforting. All in all, it just felt wrong.

[@BradYaeger]

I would say it was about 5 years ago , in Washington state, U.S. , a man was shot in the chest with a pellet pistol of some type and it penetrated his heart and he died . I'm not sure what type of pistol it was but I doubt very much it was extra powerful . The incident happened in a homeless camp and I'm guessing it was quite a freak accident and maybe the victim had heart issues to begin with but the shooter was charged with murder . I have a break barrel .177 rifle thats rated 1000fps and it does pretty good

[@dark3031]

I'm really eager to see their features!

[@mehimrc1314]

In the UK if your in a bad car accident sometimes the air surgeons may drill your shin bone to administer a stronger pain relief. Every patient I've seen getting this done screams for mercy before mercy can be administered 👍 trust your wife after all your cracked your skull she must of got that right 💪

[@johnattwood8467]

He's such a good dude making video's with such restrictions. I feel your pain being an Englishman ❤

[@jacobrollins37]

I can definitely see those darts hurting, but if the person is on drugs or something it will not stop them. I can see the crossbows you show in your videos doing a lot more.

[@nopoking3338]

As to the question at hand I will confirm it does hurt. I had a doctor try to extract fluid from my knee. He couldn't find any so he began wiggling the syringe around like a joystick. Almost the most painful thing I have ever experienced.

[@rafael.frigori]

The perfect gun, thanks Joerg!

[@lampshadesneeded]

instead of hardened steel for your darts, try tig (wig) electrodes. these are tungsten and should penetrate putting lots of mass behing a sharp tip

[@TestUser-cf4wj]

I have the Hatsan Vortex 130s mod QE .30 cal air rifle. It puts out about 34 fpe (convert to joules if you like). I _know_ it will take down small game, and I'm convinced that a well placed shot would be lethal to a human.

[@MArk19745-i]

46 joules

[@richardprescott6322]

Brilliant as ever 😂

[@runerebel8441]

Nice video and test. It hurts like hell when the doctor hits bone.

[@johnsmithee6541]

Broadheads für die Pfeile? Gibt es nicht Broadheads von Coldsteel für Blowguns?

[@soopafamicom]

As soon as you held it up I knew it was a HW80 by the stock. I've the HW80k, love it even if it's a little weighty. Didn't realise you were restricted to only 6j over there. We can go to 12ft/lb which is about 16j in the UK.

[@KeijiMaeda86]

Out if the box these still likely not kill. Unless it's very lucky shot that knicks an artery and the bleed out happens. There's a bunch of mods you can do to these to increase power. But even that might be illegal depending on where you're at. I have a modded .60 cal umarex revolver with 30-35 joules. Double what is sold at. Using custom rounds. The damage it does to targets will definitely do something to an assailant