The power of a blank gun

Here is the second video where are we do some fun experiments with this blank gun that has a open barrel.
and i also burried a airsoft gun outside during winter • colt 1911 buried for 5...
Here is part 1 • Can we make a blank gu...

[@HappyDude1]

And here is part 2 with more tests kzbin.info/www/bejne/eanIqZt7qpaSe8U

[@user-er4oz4hn7h]

Nice nice, you are coming right in time. I wanted to watch this video again because there aint no similar tests with blank gun

[@HappyDude1]

@user-er4oz4hn7h Oh yeah this is the place to be for tests and entertainment

[@user-lg6om9sl9p]

do it w plastic bbs bc it could (possibly) be used for a more extreme version of airsoft (if) you have a lot of protection / gear.

[@HappyDude1]

@user-lg6om9sl9p I did that in the new video

[@JitendraSingh-ft2nf]

What's the price of this Blank Gun?

[@halo_gravemind]

informative videos with guys with weird accents are always the best

[@NKA23]

In combination with his voice, his accent made me wonder, how well this dude could impersonate Elvis, if you catch my drift...

[@DannyGruesome]

​@@NKA23 i do not sir i do not

[@Billy.Nomates]

Me either...the comment was way more weird than the accent 😂 ​@@DannyGruesome

[@ByouKhaki]

Sounds Dutch to me

[@kevinbijkerkkje]

He is from Belgium@@ByouKhaki

[@theamazingpoposhow]

"blank guns are not toys" "wiblubwiblubilbwuwilbu ☺"

[@HappyDude1]

I'm a bit crazy 🤪

[@fematrailer]

This is actually kind of adorable. It's like watching European people rediscovering firearm technology. It's pretty cool to see him figure out these things that people familiar with guns knew would be an issue (like the case over-expanding and getting stuck, that he should've used candle wax instead of glue). The steel casings usually expand a little less than brass (which is probably why they used them for the blanks so they don't get stuck), but they tend to be more "grippy" than brass when they do expand. That's why steel-cased ammunition often--but not always--has that lacquer coating, like what you find on mid-teir steel 7.62X39. Brass also "snaps back" a little bit more after expanding in the chamber, so it usually is still a little bit smaller than the chamber after it's been extracted. In real guns, the case needs to expand a bit in the chamber to form a seal between the chamber and the projectile as it travels down the barrel. The blank gun and it's ammunition isn't designed for that, since it's not supposed to shoot anything or contain any pressure in the barrel, as it's meant to cycle without a BFA (essentially a barrel plug). I was worried that the gun might blow up with the glue rounds, but it probably wasn't going to happen the first few times. Something to consider though: since the projectile (the BB) is much smaller than the barrel, it's going to be bouncing around against the sides of the barrel as it travels down. That's definitely going to weaken the barrel, which is already not designed to hold any pressure. If something happens that puts that barrel under pressure, such as using a projectile that fits the barrel or possibly even the "glue" rounds (unlikely, but I wouldn't trust it), then that barrel very well might blow up. It's not designed for what you're doing, so it's likely being weakened each time you do something it's not meant to do. So you could run into a situation where you try something 2 or 3 times and it blows up on the 4th. Just a heads up. Have fun and be safe!

[@spajdude]

Well, I'm European and I know many hunters and sport shooters, and they own mostly European-made firearms. Ever heard of Glock or Beretta? H&K or Mauser? Walther? Sako? Tikka? It's true that it is more complicated to buy a firearm in most European countries compared to the U.S., but we also have a lot less gun-related homicides.

[@fematrailer]

@spajdude Sure thing, whatever you need to tell yourself. Give any company you mentioned a choice between the European or American civilian market and they'll tell you which one they'd rather have.

[@spajdude]

@@fematrailer I agree with that!

[@Chicky_Lumps]

​@@spajdude Well sure, but western and northern Europe are generally quite safe regardless of how strict or lax the particular country's gun laws are. While places like China have a lot of violent crime even with extremely restrictive firearms access. Contrary to what a lot of people on both sides say, cultural differences matter way more than weapon laws when it comes to how safe or dangerous a country is.

[@ambivalentonion2620]

​@@Chicky_Lumpsgun laws doesn't equal safety in the 1930s France for example had lesser gun laws than america at the time, in fact most of europe did yet we had less gun crime than America and less gun crime and violent crime in those states then than we do today

[@paulhiggins5266]

An interesting watch. Be careful of your chamber pressures. As it’s a blank gun, the steel used is low grade compared to the real thing. The increased pressure from the fire formed brass could potentially explode your chamber resulting in the gun blowing up in your hand.

[@HappyDude1]

These round are made for this gun there is no change in pressure

[@cal79]

You change the pressure when you add the ball and glue...

[@paulhiggins5266]

Like what cal79 said…. I’m aware the rounds are made for the gun, but by modifying it with wax/resin etc is fire forming the cartridge to the walls of the chamber. To the point where it’s difficult to extract. There is a high chance of the chamber exploding. I reload ammunition for all of my rifles and stuck cases are a big warning sign of excessive pressures. It’s scary enough in a real chamber, let alone a chamber made of lower grade steel

[@HappyDude1]

@@paulhiggins5266 the plastic is way stronger then the wax so the pressure is less then it was 😁

[@punisher288]

100% ​@@HappyDude1

[@topright760]

I think the chronograph error results is because there are more than one projectiles fly altogether through its sensor. There is a steel ball and several plastic debris in the race track.

[@AbuGuroza]

yeah i want this chrono as it's seems really sensitive to change my secondhand xcortech i bought in 2018 that sometimes testing my patience for rocking my bar10 for error reading 3 per 5 shots

[@matiasfarias6323]

thats what I call the "Alec Baldwin Special"

[@qbanz00]

I wonder if anybody saw that joke coming …

[@UmerIsOk]

💀

[@azraelmorningstar1820]

😂😂😂

[@Nsodnoajdjksl]

Ugh, not this shit again.

[@doinkstr]

@@qbanz00 the camerawoman sure didn't

[@themightycrixus1131]

Brave shooting glass so close. Stay safe buddy

[@HappyDude1]

No fear 😁

[@Luuxtr]

@@HappyDude1wish the made a Glock version of these

[@H0LL0W3D]

You can always tell when its someone that is from somewhere that dosnt have that much gun culture. A pioneer in his area!

[@Valionic]

This is more down to the individual, I'm from the UK and it requires a decent chunk of paperwork in order to obtain a firearm, but a lot of what was displayed in the video still made me slightly crease lol

[@H0LL0W3D]

@@Valionic you make due with what you have and I applaud him for making due. Not everyone has the right to bear arms like Americans (and few others) and some countries don't even allow you the "privilege" of owning one like you do. Props where props are due. I've made my own devices too, friend. Glad you can have a long gun though, honestly. Hope you get range time

[@boomstick4054]

This guy doesn’t even know me, using my picture, calling me a zombie. This isn’t right.

[@HappyDude1]

Do people shoot at you when you walk outside ? 😋

[@Crosshatch1212]

@@HappyDude1bees wax

[@fcbal]

bees wax

[@boomstick4054]

@@HappyDude1 Not since 2019 when Covid masks were the norm.

[@ExtraThiccc]

The issue is the pressures in the casing were greater than what it was designed for, so it expanded more than intended, causing it to be jammed in the chamber

[@barronhelmutschnitzelnazi2188]

Reminds me of the days when I was dumb and took the powder from a 22LR and added it into another 22LR. Basically, double the powder. I was smart enough to pull it with a string when it was fired, though. I saw flames came out of the receiver, and the casing expanded and was stuck in the barrel.

[@mattgyorgy4819]

A little information in small brains is very dangerous😂

[@chrischrist4160]

Yep if he contines he will soon have to change his name from Happy dude into something not so happy because he will miss his fingers.

[@sergioquezada830]

Pequeña y buena información salí de algunas dudas🫡

[@user-gl1lr9dh4h]

he's an an idiot

[@travabone]

*puts two visible holes in the wall behind the chronograph* "okay let's see if something comes out in a straight line"

[@Wolfspaine7N6]

Dude, that BB was traveling almost 3 times faster than a 5.56 rifle cartridge.

[@djbsa10]

The cartridge doesn't move, the bullet does. Just saying.

[@ehtherebudski1768]

@@djbsa10 obviously dum answer

[@MrFreefonix420]

​@djbsa10 do you know what terminal ballistics are? What about twist rates? Or grain weights? Everyone's edited their comments to look like they wasn't attacking dude but thats why I said what I said. Fake experts. Go away

[@Ezekiel903]

@@djbsa10 there is something wrong, what was it a 6mm steel BB?? 9000 feetp.s.??? that would have gone through the sheet.

[@CRC.Mismatch]

Even considering that the chronograph wasn't reading reliably at all, you gotta remember that a 5.56 BULLET (the projectile, not the cartridge) also weighs 5 times as much as a 4.5mm steel BB, so the equations somewhat add up - the energy is almost none when compared to the rifle bullet.

[@djrichroman949]

The epoxy is too strong of glue, that's why the shell case expanded so much.

[@RF_NY1]

Yup. Should've used candle wax.

[@weepingwell]

ideally your projectile should be similar diameter as the inside of the barrel. always cool to see how people around the world are dealing with this ubiquitous self defense problem though. good luck and good vibes.

[@Billy.Nomates]

You're an accident waiting to happen 😂

[@chrischrist4160]

Dude consider yourself super lucky that you still have all fingers. A steel case expanded in your Zinc made chamber. You don´t even know how lucky you are. Just a little more pressure and you can kiss your fingers goodbye. Your "gun" will blow up in your hand if you contine doing this.

[@HappyDude1]

Its hard steel inside

[@cockdt]

@@HappyDude1 what is the model name of your gun?

[@thevalorousdong7675]

​@@HappyDude1 Make a vid with a magnet and your gun then

[@itsKNR]

bruh don't be so dramatic. Its blank gun cartridge and not a 10mmauto or 44 magnum. The gun won't explode into hundrets of pieces with that blank rounds. Its not a fckn hand grenade bruh.

[@BeetleBuns]

​@@itsKNRwith what he's doing it might as well be

[@maktiki]

He sounds like a bond villain

[@HappyDude1]

I am in my spare time

[@yukammashi169]

You can put into the Barrel another barrel (4,5mm pellet) and somehow attach it. This will improve the velocity. You have to use the whole pressure that the blank is creating. Put first the pellet in the barrel and behind the pellet, the blank. There shouldn’t be any space between the projectile and the barrel. Behind the projectile should be the blank.

[@ExtraThiccc]

Problem is if he used a ball bearing as large as the bore, then the pressures in the chamber would be far too much for the gun and likely result in an explosion

[@yukammashi169]

@@ExtraThiccc yes, that’s right. That’s why, he should put a original gun barrel inside the Barrel of the ,,fake barrel or blank barrel” Or he can cut off the barrel of the blank gun to a certain point and attach a .22 barrel or maybe other caliber. I would prefer an air gun barrel 4,5mm or 5,5mm, it will hold the pressure. Some people even converted air guns to illegal rimfire firearms or illegal firearms using blanks.

[@ExtraThiccc]

@@itsKNR dawg I think you're watching the vid for the wrong reasons. If you wanna turn a blank gun into a live one go to a channel dedicated to that. This guy is just messing around and posting his results.

[@cwjsmit64]

This could essentially be making an Hand-shredder 9000... A significant improvement over the 8000 model but a shredder nonetheless. I would definitely avoid letting any part of this situation exceed 1000 psi

[@PixelG_]

Top 10 ways to win your next airaoft competition:

[@5T3V3N-ns9gg]

Its good that you're the happydude and not the quietkid

[@MasterChiefSnake19910128]

Gun with blank round can be lethal if it hit in less than short-medium range. Remember when Bruce Lee’s son, Brandon Lee died by .44 magnum with blank round revolver while filming the movie, The Crow back in 1993 (just 20 years after Brandon’s father, Bruce is passed away). Another similar incident was Rust movie where Alec Baldwin shot fired the blank gun killing 1 film crew who is a cinematographer from Ukraine and other 1 is wounded.

[@ShaggNasty-yk1ie]

As far as i understand, the gun that killed Brandon Lee was real. The firearms "expert" on the set glued the tips of the bullets into the front of the chambers for realism. The gun was then fired with an empty cartridge, but the primer had just enough power to push the bullet tip into the barrel. Then during filming, the gun was fired with a blank cartridge, the bullet tip already in the barrel exited and killed Brandon. It was effectively a real bullet.

[@HappyDude1]

Correct and thats why gun safety is very important even when i deal with a toy gun or airsoft i always handle the gun like it's loaded. I am trained in firearms and i have a license

[@bogney]

Neither instance involved a blank cartridge on its own, both of these ended with an actual projectile leaving the barrel and striking someone. As ShaggNasty said, Brandon Lee was killed by a blank round forcing a bullet, that was lodged in the barrel, out of the gun. The gun used by Alec Baldwin fired an actual live round.

[@davinci3259]

The Alec Baldwin incident was a live round and not a blank.

[@MasterChiefSnake19910128]

Yeah. It was secret real live bullet round that shot by Alec Baldwin back in filming Rust movie.

[@johanwessels1042]

Watch me catch a face full of scrapnell from a blankgun exploding!

[@HappyDude1]

ok do you have a link ? 😅

[@user-pn7sc5nw5v]

😂😂😅😅😅 I got scared when the sound effect of an explosion when drilling into the blank

[@HappyDude1]

Was your sound at maximum ? 😁 i boosted the sound effect 🤣

[@user-pn7sc5nw5v]

@HappyDude1 yes. Full volume on my TV. I wass well focused too

[@HappyDude1]

@@user-pn7sc5nw5v Excellent 💀

[@ExtraThiccc]

Smokeless powder, including the kind in blank guns, is fairly stable until it's combusted, so drilling it shouldn't ignite it unless it hits the casing and causes sparks

[@qbanz00]

4:34 I let out what energy was left in my body to laugh 😂

[@whackstro5184]

2:55 Jamming your thumb in the trigger guard when trying to rack the slide is just asking for a negligent discharge.

[@MrAntonis0]

today in prosecutors office...trial next week, we will watch the vid...

[@tronixfix]

Good for you

[@nebularider3626]

My favorite scientist.

[@Gun-Bricks]

You should invest in eye protection if you don't have them. Maybe you could first add wax, then the BB, and finally add another layer of wax to stop the BB from falling. You can either do this with wax or another material that will block the BB from the powder, the point is to basically make a wad for your cartridge so it will be more secure and more accurate. Maybe like a Muzzle loaded rifle (Flintlocks and stuff).

[@joharakiri]

Considering his attitude towards safety it's worth mentioning that this should not be done by directly pouring wax out of a burning candle into a cartridge.

[@Gun-Bricks]

@@joharakiri Right.

[@glitchyglitch1235]

I did the calcs and that chronograph has to be wrong imo, if it did have 9851 fps, it would definitely go through that steel plate like butter and probably the wall behind it, it would have the kinetic energy above 1400 joules, a .22 LR has about 162 joules and the power for 9x19 Luger doesn't go above 700 joules in most cases. The .17 Mach IV delivers about 1000 joules of energy and is the same caliber, only has a 6x times heavier bullet and . Even a .17 incinerator reaches only 6000 fps. The speed of the BB would have to be almost Mach 8. The BB and some piece of debris probably got read really close to each other and that's why it gave you that number.

[@joharakiri]

My guess was that the chronograph shows you the first decimal place without making that clear so it would actually be 985.1 fps. That number seems realistic to me at least.

[@alistairmscott]

Pretty sure the chrono is talking nonsense. 9581 fps with a standard 5.4 grain steel BB equates to about 1100 ft/lbs muzzle energy. An actual 230 grain .45 ACP will chrono at about 800 fps, giving roughly 350 ft/lbs muzzle energy. There's no way that bb is coming out of that barrel with 2 and half times the power of a .45. And sooner or later that chamber will fail and he'll say goodbye to his fingers.

[@HappyDude1]

It is correct Off camera it did another 8900 and a 9200 Its a very small and light bb Even with a co2 gun its 400 fps

[@spr00sem00se]

If the chrono was right then youd be causimg a lot more damage..... My gas bb gun used to break plates and smash jam jars and it used plastic bbs and barely broke the skin on human targets. I would be suprised if this is more powerful than a standard co2 pistol.

[@NOXIPHILIA]

It is absolutely bogus. That is hypervelocity, which means the inertial stress upon impact is so high that the projectile would vaporize like a liquid.

[@martinschnell860]

It is talking nonsense... I also know how to fix this readingproblem bc I work in a lab with fragment simulation projectiles... but I don't want to encourage him to do more of that shit because Mr. HappyDude could turn into Mr. SadDude when he loses his eyesight, fingers, hand or even life. I am so shocked that he didn't even wear safetygear or took care of any reflection. So pls Mr.HappyDude... use this blankgun for blanks only to stay happy. YOU MIGHT WIN A 1000 TIMES, BUT YOU ONLY LOSE ONCE. Be aware of that.

[@gadsdenjim8785]

You’re getting crazy incorrect readings & errors on the chronograph because you are INDOORS. You need to be outside or maybe some bright lighting from above so it can accurately detect how fast it travels between the two points of it. It’s not doing 9,000fps my guy. Do a little research or take it outside.

[@iHave100subs]

maybe the problem is that the casing is not supposed to go through the barrel hahahaha

[@thejack01]

The problem at 8:50 is clearly OVERPRESSURE. Be careful not to blow up your hand. ;)

[@HappyDude1]

I explain and solve it in the video 🙂

[@chrischrist4160]

@@HappyDude1 No you don´t. Lets be honest you have no clue about weapons or how they work. Believe me or not but if you contine this you will loose your fingers because sooner ot later the gun will blow up in your hands.

[@Mihail2204]

It’s because the glue held onto the green plug, the green plug is held by the roll crimp so there was a fairly big peak in pressure, I also have an “older” blank gun with the barrel clear, when I used light projectiles I had them stuck, then I used about 60-70gr projectiles which I made and it started ejecting almost ejecting as it cocked the hammer again but it didn’t get stuck again

[@samholt4139]

The reason it got stuck is that barrel isn't supporting the shell casing it needs to have a tight tolerance around the case down to the rim of the casing where the extractor claw would grab the brass but in your case it looks like steel casing,and it must be able to withstanding a decent amount of pressure, with the tight tolerance the case will not have any room to deform and be misshapen.👍🤯

[@exsitentialdread]

What a sick looking 1911

[@matthewhoggarth3874]

That looks so dangerous. Be careful mate

[@WesleyAusten]

I laughed because he used a gun-style igniter.

[@HappyDude1]

Finally! You are the first to notice it 🥳

[@Gun-Bricks]

@@HappyDude1 Just the first to comment it.

[@HappyDude1]

@Gun-Bricks Thats why he earned a heart ❤️

[@Gun-Bricks]

@@HappyDude1 Wow, this achievement will be remembered for generations.

[@HappyDude1]

@@Gun-Bricks Jealous? 😁

[@TwoThreadsAhead]

The BB caused the bloating in the round that got lodged in your barrel, It happens because the projectile is inside the casing and has space to bounce around from the combustion of the gun powder where as a regular round has the projectile right at the tip and the only space it has to move in is the barrel which obviously is a much denser and robust material than a casing.

[@sergioquezada830]

Excelente,

[@steviehimesama8140]

yup, that's supposed to be happened, that bullet case will be expanded as long as there's projectile inside, it doesnt matter if the projectile are inside the case or inside the barrel as long as its air tight, the expansion will be happened. Cheers : )

[@me_ne_frego88]

What about 7.62*38R (nagant), it has bullet inside the casing

[@steviehimesama8140]

@@me_ne_frego88 im not a gun expert, but according to article / heard from people nagant revolver will be needing that casing expansion for sealing up the gas, also knowing we have that gas sealed tight, we can attached a suppresor on it

[@steviehimesama8140]

@@me_ne_frego88 am not a gun expert, but according to what i heard / read from article out there, that casing expansion is nescessary for nagant revolver, it will prevent the gas from escaping, and the best part about it, we can put a silencer / suppresor on it

[@AN-os5qd]

A UK classic

[@tronixfix]

I thought you guys can’t even carry tasers?…but blank fireing guns with smooth bore?

[@AN-os5qd]

@@tronixfix no the criminals convert blank guns by drilling them out or replacing the barrels - essentially salvaging/gunsmithing. And only criminals carry guns - yay gun control

[@That_CRF450R]

Make a lead slug and put it on a blank case. Pellets melt down real easy into liquid lead and you can make a better projectile. Just be sure to test fire the gun in a vice behind a wall

[@luisferreira633]

Don't use glue to seal the bb inside the blank, use candle wax. Works well.

[@HappyDude1]

Eum thats in the video? 😊

[@luisferreira633]

@HappyDude1 yes I commented too early 🤣

[@HappyDude1]

@luisferreira633 Ah well you watched it Thats the most important 😁

[@luisferreira633]

Yes, very interesting 🤣🤣👍👍👍👍

[@Gliouxmie]

15:45 Oh shit this man's the Zodiac Killer

[@HappyDude1]

Shhhht 🤫

[@ryderczarnecki-es2go]

Lol yeah case expansion. You sraled it like a bomb. 😂

[@2raw55]

Btw don’t drill a hole you CUT the green seal in a x formation and just push the bb down

[@sergioquezada830]

Noooo amigo , no sirbe o no sirve, , el cartucho se incha y no sale de recamara

[@SuperSunnyB210]

momma's gonna be mad, you shooting up her good mayonnaise jar like that

[@HappyDude1]

Its mine 😁 I eat a lot of it

[@Peluceus]

Theoretically speaking the 6mm ball bearing fits how you would expect a ball bearing to fit compared to a bullet. I think it poking out just a little serves no problem if you fix that stability issue by just gluing it to the inside of the casing. It would stick out less than the smaller ball bearing when it was on the outside and the diameter increase + mass increase MIGHT be worthwhile esp because it's already so fast. That's really wild that it's 9k+ because a 9mm bullet is only 1200 FPS.

[@HappyDude1]

Maybe it works i will do some testing

[@Peluceus]

@@HappyDude1 I would strongly suggest using a mount and string to test the first few shots. The bigger the bullet, the bigger the blockage - and bigger the explosion if it catastrophically fails.

[@WarFrog935]

@@HappyDude1 dude please don't you could and probably will die, a blank gun is not made out of strong enough steel to handle a full size projectile to be pushed down the barrel. The only reason you didn't die is because that 4.5 millimeter BB was so small, the blank powder went around it. If that powder didn't escape around the BB, the gun would have exploded like a hand grenade. Also your blank gun modeled after the M1911A1 is direct blowback meaning the spring is what prevents the gun from going out of battery too fast and the round then exploding outside the chamber. The real M1911A1 is made out of heat treated steel fortified with the Bessemer Process and the real M1911A1 uses a locked breach which keeps the slide from moving backwards out of battery until the bullet has left the barrel and now it's safe for the slide to move backwards without the cartridge prematurely exploding your hands and body into a pool of blood. Your blank gun will explode and possibly kill you if you try to force it to push a long projectile down the barrel, if you intend on doing this anyway, put the gun in a vice and attach the spring and take cover, this isn't worth your life.

[@SilentForrest-he4qj]

Thanks for helping getting blank guns banned

[@scannaunderscore1]

I used to have a black 1911 blank firer early 2000s

[@HappyDude1]

They are fun right ? 😁

[@scannaunderscore1]

@@HappyDude1 I wish I never sold it on, I had a pp7, derringer and Beretta blank firer too

[@HappyDude1]

@scannaunderscore1 Yeah alway keep stuff like that. I still have my first airsoft a spring powered colt 1911. 😁 But you can still buy those blank guns today

[@supervortex8363]

if you are using 8mm blanks,,,use a 5.5mm drill out the plastic leaving a plastinc tube in the end of the shell,,then press in a .22 pelet or a penertrator,,much better seal

[@supervortex8363]

using leadpellets over time the projectile as it is lead will not hold in place ,it will fall out ,as lead and plastic do not hold to well,,,however ,if you use a prometheus penetrator,with a plastic flange ,sabo, it holds realy well ,,infact ,i balistic tested these long ago,and the will make it throw body armor,

[@JanWoutsma]

The problem that caused the stuck shell: the glue made the front harder to pop/burst what made the shell puff out a bit, u actually saw the shell being a bit puffed up

[@JanWoutsma]

Update: i typed this before I saw that you already noticed it yourself 😂🤓

[@HappyDude1]

@@JanWoutsma Yes a lot of people I guess most of them just skip a lot in the video

[@NathalieMelissa]

So you put another barrel in it or you drill the barrel open or did something else like that? Btw may i know the different between green and blue tipped blankets?

[@HappyDude1]

Its explained in the first video 😁

[@vtggas_2958]

What first video ​@@HappyDude1

[@Hxzc_a]

Did anybody notice how he spray painted his car just because he wanted to draw a target on a piece of cupboard great job buddy you‘re very smart 15:47

[@HappyDude1]

my dad's car 😅 its full of dents so he doesn't care. The insurance still needs fo fix everything, so it's all good ^^

[@randywatson8347]

Lol ATF knocking at your door

[@MildMisanthropeMaybeMassive]

I think he’s European.

[@UnknownGamer40464]

If it was the us he wouldn't be doing this, he could just get a 22

[@mash8050]

I "tuned" a 9mm blank Pistole and a STG 44 Replica (also 9mm blank) now IT shootts 8,6mm lead bb's Pistol...360 m/s STG 44...545m/s👍

[@joshua7233]

What did you do to the barrel? Did you replace it entirely, or did you simply drill it out and put in a sleeve?

[@bibbi6347]

Yeah explain that bro

[@mash8050]

@@joshua7233 I replaced coplete...I'm CNC Mecanic 😉 You also have to create a new cartridge Chamber... contraption... to drill a hole in the blank Bullet...so you can press the projectile in Not easy...you need a Workshop with CNC Machines (Penalty when you got caught is not funny 🤐) In Germany over 3500 Euro 🤐 I just wanted to know If it was possible to do... It is...but it's not easy😉

[@mash8050]

@@bibbi6347 I replaced coplete...I'm CNC Mecanic 😉 You also have to create a new cartridge Chamber... contraption... to drill a hole in the blank Bullet...so you can press the projectile in Not easy...you need a Workshop with CNC Machines (Penalty when you got caught is not funny 🤐) In Germany over 3500 Euro 🤐 I just wanted to know If it was possible to do Something like that... It is...but it's not easy☝🏻

[@joshua7233]

@@mash8050 Thanks for your reply! Yes, it is highly illegal in most countries. I'm just curious lol

[@raygun26]

He really does sound like a happy dude.

[@HappyDude1]

Whiiii 😁 top of the morning to you sir

[@grosenj]

When a live round is fired, the case will expand slightly and seal the chamber. When you put a BB in the blank, it will mimic a live round in some ways. I guess this could be the reason the cases were stuck in the chamber. The slide also recoils a bit in some of the clips we see here, mimicking a live round.

[@HappyDude1]

The shells are really weak But it works perfect with 4.5mm bbs

[@NotReallyBenUK]

Try combining the powder of 2 shells and sealing it off before firing

[@UnknownGamer40464]

can't encouraging harm online get you sent to prison in the UK?

[@cwjsmit64]

Don't encourage people to hurt themselves bro

[@goldenegg1063]

5:35 PRO TIP.. Mix It Well, But Use It Immediately . . The '5 min' epoxy resins stick to things WAY better if you use them as fast as you can . . After just 2 mins, 5 min resins have lost most of their ability to bond to things . . . you can use a much slower setting resin for ease of use . But i find the slow setting resins smell really bad

[@HappyDude1]

I noticed yes 😁

[@winstonchurchill6506]

And shattered glass tearing your skin board with hole young man

[@Burningwhisky96]

I almost didnt want to look when he put that pistol almost against the glass... cool testings but be allot more carefull next time

[@protobeat5384]

You are so crazy.... I love it!

[@HappyDude1]

Sometimes you have to be crazy to be happy in this world 😋

[@alchemiknr.1]

bro has steel balls X_X

[@HappyDude1]

No fear ☠️

[@tarix_x2368]

They're called bbs

[@CoreyWhite-dr1xh]

Well I'm your new fan liker and subscriber, so let's see what crazy devilish things you gone be doing on your channel... 😊

[@HappyDude1]

Thank you, Most stuff is happy youtube is very strict

[@CarbonGlassMan]

When you add the BB you're increasing the pressure in the explosion and the case is expanding a lot more than it normally would. Too much pressure will blow the gun up.

[@SecretKnowledge_IKnowTooMuch]

Hey man not sure if this has been said yet, but before I begin this is in regards to your safety! The reason that the first round with the BB within the PAK blank became forged (I'm only at 8:30 exactly so far) is due to the fact that you used too much glue. Not only will too much glue create more difficulty in the creation of of the rapid gas expansion (retarding the ignition and causing for less of a "gas buildup" and more of a "TNT-like explosion". Okay I had the video playing in the background and you've already addressed two things I wanted to state. The above ^^ as well as the usage of the candle wax. Candle wax is very useful, but I am seriously SERIOUSLY concerned about your safety as you need to realize, that a PAK blank gun is designed (in almost a, dare I say, nefarious and malicious way that it is ACTUALLY **INTENDED** to cause the gun to blow up in the hand of it's user when even as much as HALF or less the pressure of a real bullet will create. Please reply to this message and I can go over how you can either re-create or continue these messages safely. You are putting not just your hands, wrists and arms but your entire body and life at risk each time you put a modified blank that has ANY form of projectile. This is not an exaggeration my friend - this is a blatant and accurate fact. This is why in movies, or in the military, they do not use PA Knall blanks or blank guns. They use real firearms that are fitted with a barrel-choke-muzzle [semi] plug to allow for the weapons action to cycle while ensuring that their is no chance of the gun exploding from the pressure contained between the breech face and the muzzle is enough that (in the case of an AR15) it will carry the BCG to the rear with the same amount of force that the ejected casings hit the deflector and bounce out of the breech very accurately. PA Knall blanks and firearm blanks (I am sure you are aware of this part tho) are very VERY different from each other. A PAK blank is a casing with a malleable but hard and flat plastic/polymer mixture that extends from the base of the casing (where the primer's front-face is poking into the casing to ignite the powder) all the way to the tip of the casing (This is why you are not actually able to remove these plugs - only open them). This is ADDITIONAL PROTECTION as well to not just protect the gun from exploding but to protect the casing of the PAK blank to not deform or change it's shape due to (as previously said) the malleable/softness of the plastic/polymer mixture; as this will only cause damage to the chamber of the blank gun and the chamber is the most critical component in regards to prevention of the gun having a catastrophic failure. The dimensions of a 9MM PAK blank are 9x21mm. However, a real firearm blank cartridge cointains *less* gunpowder typically due to the fact they are meant to be used in conjuction with a barrel choke to not allow the gas to just exit through the barrel and not reloading itself. They are 9x19mm casings that are extended and crimped to be the same shape and length of a bullet attached. These blanks are safer than PAK due to the reduced amount of powder, manufacturer's liability coverage in regards to the usage of these types of pyrotechnic devices states that you should only use "x" calibre blank for that specific rifle. So an AR15 chambered in 5.56x45mm NATO canalso safely discharge .223 Remington since a 5.56mm round is just a .223 p +p round with slightly different cartridge design at the neck of the casing. (the 'p +p' designation means "over pressured round="+P" ad the additional P essentially means "[additional"]) so while a 5.56 can shoot both 556 and 223 an AR in .223 will NOT safely fire a 5.56mm round and even as little as 1-2 shots could cause a catastrophic failure. The amount of pressure needed to cycle the slide is not occuring only due to the fact there is no semi-plug in the barrel. I myself own many firearms but I have x3 PAK blank guns as well. They are all front-firing and have a flat rectangular piece of solid steel wleded to the inside of a thin steel tube that makes up the inner most part of the barrel and it is then coated with a zinc/iron to reinforce it. So it can safely and properly fire semi auto PAK blanks all day. If i removed the barrel, and put a .32acp round in, I could maybe MAYBE fire off 1-6 shots before a catasrophic failure could occur. The PSI of a .32 acp vs a semi-plugged 9mm PAK is only around (at the very most) 4,000PSI to maybe 8200PSI. You need to please PLEASE understand this post, as you are in fact putting yourself at fatal risk to make these videos. Reply and I will give you my email and go through this further, I am a gunsmith and avid firearms advocaat and sport shooter with former military training. Thank you and I hope this msg reaches you in time!!!

[@ButcheryTapes]

If it doesn’t fire bullets is as harmless as a water pistol.

[@starwarsroo2448]

Tell that to Brandon Lee

[@HappyDude1]

@starwarsroo2448 💀 RIP

[@eskii380]

Nipsey hustle died to a zoraki blank gun

[@TheTiesThatBind88]

Prove it

[@dizcret]

Your M0M water gushed on me last night.

[@user-ms7yt5nh5z]

Behind the green is Just Powder is not easy to remove the Plastik because is literily melted to the metall inside the blank cadridge

[@user-qw2kt4fy2d]

great video and well explained . thanks dude !

[@HappyDude1]

Thank you 😚

[@CoreyWhite-dr1xh]

Lol you have the voice of a devilish person that loves to do crazy stuff that amazes you even the things that might traumatize someone else lol , it's likable by me, I can just see you laughing from doing crazy stuff that scares the sh-t outta others.. 😊😊😂

[@HappyDude1]

Hmm thats why some peple look so scared at me 😆 My humor is dry and a dark like aubrey plaza yes 😁

[@CoreyWhite-dr1xh]

@@HappyDude1 yeah but it's also super cool, just hearing your voice, it's a mixer of good, bad smart wise and crazy mixed with humor that we all probably like,

[@HappyDude1]

@CoreyWhite-dr1xh Wauw i'm a mixed bag of everything 🤣

[@HappyDude1]

Again these are just some experiments to test out the power of a blank gun and have some fun. DO NOT PUT REAL BULLETS IN THERE! And in this video we leave a gun outside during winter and test it kzbin.info/www/bejne/lWTQZHVrptaLq9Esi=pD8LfxV-tGNXld_i

[@byDVR2024]

[@kc_beats]

Top video 💯 u should show how to make a blank barrel hollow in a next video cause all of the barrels now have some type of obstruction in them

[@HappyDude1]

Thank you and Its a very old model with open barrel

[@rowenramnath2016]

Well, I only saw the BB bullets. I'm not sure where they sell the gun.? What's the name of it?

[@michaeldebondt1236]

Also not use real bullets if you managed to convert these? Just asking for a friend 🤔

[@marcush4741]

"Wow that's really stuck in there" You dont tap it home. You slam it home.

[@Anon53]

I love these videos, sir. I've seen part 1 as well. 👍

[@HappyDude1]

Nice, thank you 😁

[@user-sp4gy7ko5l]

Comments are not lying bro. You are over pressuring the crap out of that thing! YEET!

[@HappyDude1]

No The pressure is way less thats why the recoil does not work anymore

[@stan464]

​@@HappyDude1it's way less as you removed/de-restricted so it's now essentially a real firearm. The casing is being over pressured but technically not the gun as it's been destricted.

[@dvpzy]

It will hurt. Even the fellon could go to the hospital for a bleeding stomach. But it won't be lethal.

[@michaellance898]

Be carful dude, if you add too big of a projectile and if that gun has crappy steel, it could blow up. But if you want more pressure, put a bb a tab bit over the size of the diameter of the barrel, that will make it function like a real .380 but only if your barrel, frame, and slide is rated for it, as in harden steel

[@hector9950]

I think with 5.5mm or 6mm bullets precission would be better (more adjusted to the barrel) Very interesting video, the best I have seen about blank guns ;)

[@HappyDude1]

Thank you and All my videos are the best 😁

[@AllTheOthers]

* Shoots through paper * Blank guns are not toys! In all seriousness he's right, these things can do serious damage and even cause third degree burns. Gas expansion is just another word for an explosion. A localized explosion is not good for health. I'm no physicist but I can calculate the physics of this blank gun being fired while pressed against your skin and the results are total FUBAR, you can get hospitalized playing with these like they are silly toys, and so avoid doing that. These are at the end of the day, blank guns, which he has made BB cartridges for. You wouldn't shoot yourself with a gun that fires copper or steel ball bearings, would you? I didn't think so.

[@dougmastro]

Expanding gasses are just as dangerous as the bullets coming out of the rifle/pistol you might be shooting.

[@cubeflinger]

The problem with steel BB's is it bounces off anything hard and comes right back at you. I really think something designed to deform will be safer to shoot. The issue with accuracy is the bb rattles through the barrel so kinda pointless

[@JonLettsGuitars]

I had a revolver blank as a kid when they were legal. I absolutely loved it. It had the charge vent out the top of the gun. Imagine my surprise when I fired it with my thumb over the hole.

[@HappyDude1]

Omg 😵 Do you still have your thumb ?

[@JonLettsGuitars]

lol. Yea. Just burned it pretty bad as I remember. Also just learned that that style of gun is still legal. Wish I still had it. Must have got thrown at some point.

[@HappyDude1]

@@JonLettsGuitars Oh my 😆 so you still have all your fingers? so some people are overreacting here 😋 its not deadly at all. And well gun laws are very different in each country. I know i can have them and use them too

[@JonLettsGuitars]

Yea. Well you can see the flash in this video barely removed the label on the jar.

[@HappyDude1]

@@JonLettsGuitars And it killed the zombie and cardboard 😁

[@oliverraahauge]

Bro that drilling the round had me nervous. My dad did the same as a kid with a shotgun shell and we used to get stories of how it fucked up his hand. I of course still had to try the same thing. Keep being curious, wear some goggles and just point it away from yourself when drilling like you did when it was sideways. That way worst case you just get a scare and a good story

[@HappyDude1]

It was scary at first But nothing can happen if you are carefull. And it is safer with a big drill with a stand. It really needs a hammer on the other side to explode I have made 100 rounds now

[@OA_DUCCNIPS]

When you fired the first round with the BB you put a deep dent in the wall I just don’t think you noticed it

[@HappyDude1]

I did, i show it in the video 😊

[@OA_DUCCNIPS]

@@HappyDude1 I’m sorry bud but Temu did it first🤣

[@kaliumnitraat]

@@OA_DUCCNIPSwhat do you mean? 😂

[@GregKos1996]

Projectile need to be tight fit wirh the barrel, otherwise it will dramaticly lose its power, but nice experiment

[@johnpaullennon1199]

I think you have confused two part epoxy with hot glue or high temp wax. The epoxy is what caused the round to expand the casing in the chamber.

[@HappyDude1]

I know Here is part 2 kzbin.info/www/bejne/eanIqZt7qpaSe8U

[@jamivoimala4336]

Drill first and then paper wad first and bb last. Put those in a undersized drilled or carved hole on the end of the cartridge and press those in, bb stays there by itself and shoots with no problems or malfunctions. Also you need a blank gun that has a steel chamber and barrel or youre gonna get hurt.

[@desktorp]

probably need to do some case resizing/reshaping after you insert the BB..

[@HappyDude1]

I'm on it Stay tuned 😁

[@Florida1963]

Hi a person on Ebay sells these Kimar and Bruni 1911 FFG 9MMPAK I bought so many from them great seller fast shipped really nice blank guns

[@arthurmatthews9321]

It might of been better if you drill a 5.5mm hole in the top and use a .22 air pellet. Just a word of warning ,the shells sticking in the breach is a sign of over pressure. That gun is not designed to handle a live round and it could explode in your hand😮

[@wolflarsen941]

If you're going to do this, and use an additional "adhesive" on the BB try a bit of paraffin wax, or something a little harder than that. Drop your bbs into melted wax to take up the extra space in the front of the cartridge after you drill it.

[@ericjohnson8001]

Eric Mark Johnson or Mark Eric Johnson or something (we have the same names) was an80s up and coming action star and was in the TV network cafeteria in between takes and had his.45 blank gun in a shoulder rig. Joking around andand pulled the gun and pretended to shoot himself in the head. And did. The concussion from the blank fractured his skull and fatally damaged his brain.. He was sitting with his co stars and freaked everyone out because they thought he was acting. He wasn't. He was deader than shit. I remember this because we have very similar names but I don't remember his exactly. He was going to be a big star supposedly

[@joharakiri]

You should definitely try a lead pellet that just fits inside the blank case. You'll need to remove the plastic entirely and seal it with wax again. That way you can make way better use of the gas pressure, it'll be more accurate since its actually guided by the barrel and lead is soft enough for the thing not to blow up in the process. You could even mold your own pellets since lead melts easily but do it outside because of the fumes and please no open flame near any gunpowder.

[@grouchyolddan]

YOU GOT ME WITH THE EXPLOSION LOL

[@HappyDude1]

A few people did 😁

[@Wuqz]

is there higher pressure ammo made for these or are you just forced to manually chamber a new round after every shot? seems kind of boring to have if that's the case.

[@HappyDude1]

@@Wuqz It is manual. But automatic would not work. Because it would just jam. And there isn't any emmo with higher pressure. And if you put more gun powder In the shell it will just expand and get stuck

[@Arbigale]

Literally turning into a live FA

[@stan464]

Yeah, my thoughts too. Its clearly a country where front venting is ok so likely a Slavic country? He drilled the barrel out maybe as it doesn't even cycle anymore.

[@Echoes265]

Blanks are not Deadly. Kind Regards Mr.Baldwin

[@dizcret]

M0R0NIC comment...it was a Live and c.uck.

[@1x93cm]

That toy pistol will xplode if he keeps doing this. Its essentially made of brass and nickel- very soft metals that will crack and deform. Be safe

[@corylowe5536]

Physics tells us a 7 grain, 4.5 mm BB traveling at 9800 fps would be producing around 2022 joules of energy at point blank range. That's the equivalent of an AK-47 at the same distance. That was DEFINITELY a chronograph misread, or it would VAPORIZED those bottles and blasted through that plate. And the wall behind it lol. Really cool vid tho. Liked and subscribed.

[@HappyDude1]

I thought it would be funny to leave the misread in 😁

[@istvanilosvai2962]

If you could take out the plastic somehow all together from the shell and find a perfectly sized bb it would be much more accurate i think but i know how much it sucks to get it out never got it out fully myself with the shell intact. Been playing with these myself for a couple of years now. Stay safe!

[@HappyDude1]

Working on it For a new video

[@robertwhite5996]

A guy in highschool had a 1873 colt relvolver and shot me in the chest with a 22 cal nail driver round. Had to go get the paper wad pulled out. Can still be dangerous

[@itscjphiri]

4:00 interesting choice of words there

[@HappyDude1]

@@itscjphiri You Mean , I hope it doesn't explode in my face? 😁

[@itscjphiri]

@@HappyDude1 mmmmmmm👀