THIS Is The DEADLIEST Caliber Bullet In America! It's NOT What You Think!

[@harleyvulcancobra4.619]

According to the democrats it’s the dreaded military war rifle AR 15 ,5.56-223! Which is a bunch of horse pucky

[@MichaelGonthier-s1p]

Let alone the deadly barrel shroud and the fold up stock thingy....

[@nopc9728]

Striking fear into the hearts of White biological females everywhere

[@harpintn]

@@MichaelGonthier-s1p The AR stock doesn't fold because the buffer tube sticks out the back several inches. (Yes I am aware of that new buffer tube that will break over, but the firearm won't operate in that configuration.)

[@stevelyons2744]

Hey! Poopie Goldberg was right. A 5.56mm can decapitate a mutant buffalo type creature in Fallout: New Vegas. Hmmm... America's most deadly round is the 9mm. The round that lost two world wars.

[@krp3594]

There is millions of them on our streets.........

[@augustbradshaw3563]

Love ya Brother stay safe in the mighty name of Jesus

[@BonnieBlue2A]

This doesn’t make the caliber the deadliest. It makes it the most commonly used by criminals and law enforcement alike. Jase Medical is NOT the only pharmacy doing what it does. There are a few of them now.

[@williamgaines9784]

It is all in how one looks at it. The most people being shot by a particular cartridge generally equates to "deadliness", not that the cartridge in a shot for shot comparison against another is deadlier, but its frequency of use is what causes the most deaths and injuries.

[@jakejudson8578]

Telling to say the least, cough cough gun controllers trying to take 556 rifles away so they can become people controllers and ultimately people exterminators. Praise Jesus!!!

[@robertfrapples2472]

@@williamgaines9784 Nope. It's not the round that's the "deadliest." It's simply the most chosen, and therefore racks up the most kills, but but if you replaced the 9mm with a .308 Win in every instance, the kill rate would be much higher. Follow?

[@williamgaines9784]

@@robertfrapples2472 you said the same thing I did with different words, there is NOTHING to follow.

[@forestgrump2168]

back in the 60's I think I saw the FBI report said it was the 25 acp. there were no shall issue laws on the books . nobody had a permit , so those who carried often carried 25 acp because of it's size .

[@mariofilippi3539]

.22 was a Mafia hit favorite too. Thanks for the video.

[@philkearny5587]

You misspelled MOSSAD.

[@pyreneesfarm7818]

I am sure the 22LR is not upset about the 9MM taking it's place

[@HarrisonCountyStudio]

“Tell it to my 9” - Gangsta Rap

[@ericsfishingadventures4433]

Make sir it got Dat switchyo!

[@waynelewls4566]

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[@barrydraper]

I guessed it before watching the vid. Simply because the 9mm is the most available, most common, most popular and the most mainstream handgun ammo in the last 25 years. The recent leaps in ammo technology make all ammo more potent than it use to be, so it only makes sense that the most common handgun round would be involved in the most deaths. Doesn't make it the most potent round, just the most common today...

[@steveb6103]

That's the same reason it's the lowest priced ammunition. It's the old saying. " Why do you sell so much 9mm? Because it's cheap. Why is it so cheap? Because we sell so much of it!

[@jocap7993]

Funny I remember back in the 80's the 32 had the most confirmed kills. It was attributed to it being the backup pistol for many Police departments.

[@g.t.richardson6311]

Likely .38 SW j frame revolvers still likely the most carried back up gun

[@bfox87]

125grn 357 was know to have the best one shot take down

[@therifleman5611]

I would assume you're talking about the Glock 357 Sig. I have a Glock 31 357 Sig and sometimes I'll carry it for my EDC once in a while. I usually just switch on and off sometimes I'll carry my Ruger 9 mm security 9 and right now I'm carrying my Glock 22 40 caliber. Just whatever I decide to carry a times

[@bfox87]

@therifleman5611 nope 357 sig isn't common or as powerful as 357 magnum it is know for having the best one shot 💀rate

[@thereal-stl_slim]

THANKS FOR THE LINK!! Please be safe everyone 30 days food and water at all times at least and God bless!!

[@markpaolino4264]

It makes sense. A heavy round from a supressed pistol, will keep it relatively quiet, which is why the mofia used it.

[@ericsfishingadventures4433]

9mm? Seen that stat coming!

[@JestRLee]

I would guess it's the 9mm, due to its prevalence...

[@cdlund2840]

I carry a 22lr and a 32 acp.

[@ronjones1414]

I'd never have guessed that 40 S&W was #2.

[@chrisbrown2627]

Even during the best of times in America, not everybody can afford a top-of-the-line handgun. Back in the 1980s a line of imported handguns filled this gap with inexpensive little pocket revolvers branded RG. These little guns sold by the thousands to people who thought they then had some source of self-protection. That was debatable. The RG stood for Rohm Gesellshaft of Germany. These guns were imported by R.G. Industries in Miami, Florida. Manufacturing ended in 1986. Mainly they went out of business because the guns were so cheaply made that reliability was nearly zip. To say they were “inexpensive” would be a gross understatement. The RGs came in two models, the No.23 was a 22 long rifle model with a six-round swing out cylinder. The actions were single action, double action (SA/DA). They came in two barrel lengths of 1.75 inches or 3.38 inches. One has to wonder how they came to settle on those exact barrel lengths. The little revolvers weighed in at only 16-17 ounces, depending on the barrel. Atop the frame and barrel muzzle were extremely crude open sights. This was a point-and-shoot gun at best. Finishes were blued or nickel. The grip panels were a crude Bakelite type plastic, brown in color. Rather unbelievably, the Model 38S was chambered for the 38 Special. The swing out cylinder held six rounds. Barrel lengths were 3 or 4 inches. The handgun’s weight came in at 32-34 ounces. The rear sight was windage adjustable with a muzzle end blade front sight. The 38S came only in blued finish, but grip panels were offered in plastic or wood. The original retail price of the M23 was $115, while the 38S sold for $177 with plastic grips and $212 for wood grips. The 22 LR version was the big seller because dealers often discounted them for well under $100.

[@lewis9888]

I bought both barrel lengths of the RG 22lr in 1980. I don't remember the exact price I paid but it was way less than $100 each. Of course I bought several guns from that dealer.

[@skip123davis]

at some point the 357 magnum had the highest rate of street kills - very effective caliber. i think that was in the 80's.

[@josephlashley3166]

We had a declaration of emergency in Florida and could not get medication. The CVS pharmacy would not allow me to get 30 days of emergency medication. The list of things to emergency package in case of emergency box.

[@chutethemall8099]

Refill each prescription as early as you can, often you can stash several extra pills each month, someday you'll have an extra bottle of each. Rotate your stock, but don't worry too much about expiration dates. Some pills are easier to hoard than others.

[@alphadevoir6310]

I watched another video on KZbin talking about the most deadly caliber. The statistics said that in recent years, more people have been killed in the US by getting shot at point blank range by a .380 than any other caliber.

[@harpintn]

@@alphadevoir6310 The .380 is a good concealed carry round that is not as likely to go through you intended target and damage something unintended the way the more powerful 9mm can. That is the reason it is popular.

[@dfrozendog3849]

9mm was my guess. I was surprised about the 22lr.

[@4thGloryMonday]

glad this wasnt a game show, i would a guessed the 22lr. eph 6 10-13 brothers and sisters

[@oo7-ro6bu]

Same here

[@jonathankitchens6536]

.22LR counts for the most deaths... Been that way for decades.

[@graywind4326]

Prove it. Its not the 60’s anymore.

[@jonathankitchens6536]

​@@graywind4326, you are correct. If you look through the FBI gunshot fatalities, you'll find the answer there. Have a great day!!

[@richardbreese9590]

WTF DEAD IS DEAD​@@jonathankitchens6536

[@ChiefCabioch]

Does it make any difference how you got Dead? A pellet gun, to an RPG?

[@dart336]

common doesn't equate to most lethal though. there are more dangerous things out there, they aren't typically carried though

[@waynelitton3992]

Appreciate your feedback mark and I’m being really sarcastic

[@bensears7499]

Bullet technology has made a big leap in recent years.

[@Drinksalotobeer]

I do agree with your assessment, but how many times does the coroner mistake a .380 for a 9 mm? I had read somewhere that the .380 has killed a lot of people. I'm not trying to take anything away from what you've said, it's just that .380 is like 9 mm short, and that some might mistake one for the other. Thank you for your channel and and all that do!

[@Catgat37]

Pretty sure they would weigh the bullets extracted.

[@Drinksalotobeer]

While I do agree with your statement. It's just that a lot of people have been deceased by .380 and .380 is technically 9 mm short. I'm not convinced that many coroner's can and will make the difference between the two. There are factors that can make a difference. Bullets weight before and after being fired, bullets losing mass by deflection and so on. I do humbly say that there can be some miscalculations. I mean this in no disrespect of you or this channel.

[@rogarmadz]

My grandson works for the sheriff department, they go by the spent casings. The markings on the case and on the firing pin marks! They can tell you how many guns were used in a shooting!!

[@ronjohnson1800]

True, but when there are just 9mm sized holes and no retained metallic fragments one can’t tell if it was either. Generally when we find retained projectiles more often than not they are fully jacketed.

[@salmatosjr5285]

It's all the same "caliber".

[@douglassmith6872]

Humm no 380's in that group or is 380 bunched in with 9mm since bullet diameter are .355 ?

[@marcofguzman3075]

Very interesting Definitely 😮

[@markmonse5285]

One of my drinking buddies postulated one night that the 9mm became more popular after 1987's "Lethal Weapon" and the Beretta that Mel Gibson used. That was after 2 beers, so who knows if true..

[@kevinrollman3101]

I agree with a lot of other commenters, the 9mm chambering is popular especially after supposedly many police officers wimped out on the .40 S& W round. The .40 S&W round should be the most popular defense round today. I really can’t believe that many cops thought the mild .40 caliber round produced too much recoil for them!! The .40 S&W is supreme to the infamous 9mm round. I don’t know about other handgun enthusiasts out there, but when almost every new handgun out there that you may want to purchase is chambered in the anemic 9 mm Luger round it kind of makes you sick!!

[@anthonyguidas2012]

The 9mm doesn’t really surprise me, most handguns are chambered in 9mm. So it makes sense.

[@rickperry5022]

I used to know someone who was robbed and killed with a 22 back in the 80s

[@altucker3645]

9 mill ?..... I floss my teeth with 9 mill every morning ...'ll!!!!

[@jeffreyhowll1392]

Hi Al

[@johndowling6131]

Understand the reasoning... People's hearts

[@hounddog4363]

So 9mm stats probably include .380? Like it's the diameter of the hole?

[@AllAboutSurvival]

I personally think caliber alone doesn’t tell the whole story; shot placement and the intended use are just as critical.

[@createyourworld5166]

It was exactly what I thought.

[@williamhornsey2258]

What was the shotgun you were using on your last video?

[@timmykrantz168]

With the release of the federal punch 22 lr. The 22 cals are LETHAL......

[@PUNISHER-uo2om]

It's greatly what you can afford because all calibers can kill

[@davidtaylor195]

Those dimocrats dont know nuthin...the Glock Fo Tay is bad boy on the hood!

[@waynelitton3992]

Does this website or company have cancer meds aswell id appreciate a answer back I’ve followed and subscribed to your channel for a while

[@williamkelly8237]

More people die in this world with a 22 rim fired pistol round or a 22 caliper LR round

[@zyphrumzypheny2631]

now do a comparison for 1 shot stop vs mag dump

[@rowlinstoned3715]

Of course the most popular caliber is gonna always be the most used in deadly shootings.

[@jamesklingenberg9382]

Big bore at one shot is fine but people and maybe some police officers cannot handle such weapons to well.

[@bobyjones3905]

All I know is at Georgia arms they sell more 9mm than any other caliber

[@raymondstrehl3679]

This week they said it's .223 and they said more were needed at certain ex president rallys

[@Mike-f2p4r]

Love the Lord, pray with your family, and eat tacos while carrying a 1911 .45acp.

[@charleshammer2928]

The deadliest caliber is 00Buck, IMHO.

[@robertfrapples2472]

So a 9mm round is more "deadly" than a .308 Win because it has killed more people? It's not more deadly, just more popular. But then, that wouldn't make as sensational of a thumbnail, would it?

[@Ccerastes]

Of COURSE it’s the 9mm. Our own omniscient president, Obiden said it will rip your lungs out!

[@theoriginalOSOK]

Well, every autoloading pistol manufacturer chambers one and usually many many in 9mm. So this is not really that surprising. And even though I like the 40 and the 45, the 9mm with modern hi-tech bullets is only marginally less effective than the former and makes up for that with higher capacity.

[@chutethemall8099]

Skip to 2:30 to avoid pill-pushers long commercial, learn that 9mm beats .22LR, Thanks, Captain Obvious. Don't assume you know what we think. That's rude. CAPS TO DRAW ATTENTION !!

[@EzraWest-d3h]

A 9 mm has the stoppage powered

[@EduardoJimenez-rk8nw]

The 9mm is the worlds "official'' cartridge ! THE most widely used by the worlds military .Makes sense .👍

[@redsky8509]

do we thank Glock?

[@philiptheriault7953]

No .380?

[@JLH1956]

I know it before you said it.

[@brianpite0893]

My favorite round!

[@hillbillyscholar8126]

How about those Germans? They gave the world the 9x19 and the “Assault Rifle”…

[@ingramjd]

3:40......make it March.....

[@johndenison9404]

Left out the civil war.

[@cooljess76]

Save yourself 3 and a half minutes, it’s 9mm.

[@lindanewsome5352]

All about affordability

[@TheGweedMan]

I am more than happy with my 10%-ers.

[@frankmcgowan9457]

I do not seem to be able to "like" videos on this channel...

[@jameseastridge2273]

Prob 22lng

[@rnrsteev]

.270 win

[@GrahamBartle]

I think it's 22 am I right?

[@michaelchen8643]

Let’s see with the Advent of the Glock 17 about the mid-1980s the technology to make polymer frame reinforced guns increased. This made making inexpensive high-pressure centerfire handguns a lot more possible, especially miniaturizing the size of the frames be able to carry high capacity magazines. Before The 1990s play too long rifle being the most popular firearm around and still is was probably the only one in order to manufacture, small framed highly conceal weapons and to produce inexpensive rifles and pistols that could be distributed Harrington and Richardson was the largest producer of inexpensive 22 revolvers up until the mid 1980s and then there were lots of other small frame companies like JenNings That made small frame 22 rimfire semi autos

[@bob_btw6751]

Blabbering for too long to get to the point. Perhaps writing a script first, to follow, might help.

[@augustbradshaw3563]

22

[@augustbradshaw3563]

It's how it reacts to the body. You can get shot in the leg and bullet can travel up the leg to other parts of the body.

[@michaelsaville9697]

Get to the ooint

[@donnieb7660]

Be concise! Get to the point already……

[@edgrafke918]

Love The LORD ✝️ Amen