Don't forget wax!

OoOooh granulated bleach. That's a good one.

its amazing how versatile they are

I think ball bearings would work awesome.

@@jimwjohnq.public They do. They forgive no weakness.

"nice ,neat, little package"...welp, she made it personal!

You don't want a supersonic anything in your any parts to be truthful.

Engage the rifling ?..... in a shot gun?.

Chokes and custom rifling can be made for shotguns... It helps when you run a variety of different loads and other varieties of sells.

They should get to real work instead of making clowns everywhere.... When n word became banned? Damn..

Right! I don’t think they’d survive the battery shell. That thing is brutal. Let me correct myself I don’t think they’d wanna survive it.

I don't think much pain would be felt - There is very little chance of surviving that kind of impact unless hit in something that will fly off the body anyway and at that point just amputate further up the wound to ensure the lithium is gone. But I wholeheartedly agree one nightmare of a load!

The long term effects of all those toxic chemicals in your body, bad stuff.

Thanks

It’s like a hollow point with a side of horrible chemical burning

That's a serious charge!

I was only shooting BB's - 'forgets' to clarify: Battery Bullets

Which episode?

@@amichiganboiwhosereallazy1544 “the best 12G slug you never heard of”. About a year ago

@@amichiganboiwhosereallazy1544 It was the ARM Gatekeeper slug

@@yaimajerk hope it's not lead..

@@beargillium2369 no, I think it's copper, but it might be brass. Impressive either way

You mean the list of injuries that include the NINE INCH DIAMETER SPHERICAL HOLE that it just blew into your chest?

Your knowledge and the sharing of it is appreciated good sir.

@@transtubular Lol, you've got some small inches. Don't worry lad, I'm told that technique can make up for that.

@@AtlasReburdened Hahahaahaaaa...k ...nice.

The fragmentation is just brutal. Plus chemical burns and you should call this the Assassin Round.

Lol 🤣 that's genius!!

One would think you'd need batteries as batteries, but sure better shoot them than get shot

I thought that shirt said "California Balls!"

@@engelbert42 Batteries only last a certain amount of time: But the need for Bullets will almost Certainly last Forever!

@@erikdeeNOSPELLSNO well idk. Lithium batteries are better served as explosives. Your bigger Lithium batteries like 18650 or 21700(the stuff people use for vaping) will blow up like a grenade if shorted. Then ones like in this video can be taken apart and used to forge something. If you need bullets just use some rocks or metal or something. There's literally an endless amount of hard things you can shoot. Using batteries just seems very ineffective in many ways

@@engelbert42 they die eventually. And most can not be recharged.

Energy transfer is dependent on the amount of charge in the battery.

@@sgthop Looks like these were charged enough to not hurt the shooter. :P

Even dead batteries would still leave a shit load of fragments. Just nasty.

If CR123As were any cheaper, they wouldn't make a bad choice for an alternative defense round lol

Well if the shit hits the fan batteries will be free so.

The doctor would probably be the one that discovered it.

"Are you sure you're not a robot?! Are you battery powered? I don't know If I can write a prescription for this."

I truhope these folks are victims of their own shenanigans

Taufledermaus isn't concerned with such petty things as clean ballistics gel. Just a tarp, four long .nails, and the gel would probably stay pretty clean.

I think its on purpose so you can get an idea of the energy transfer. If the block just sits on the table and doesnt move much then there was little energy transfer compared to if it goes flying 6ft in the air.

@@izzyplusplusplus1004 its more for the camera work that he probably doesnt do it, but a encloser can be made for less than 100 bucks, out of clear materials and still allow an open window for the high speed shot. 100-150 bucks now, would go a long way in the future. We generally understand the energy transfer with the gummy bear where as the ballistic block for high speed is better suited for showing penetration and after 2 shots in the current let it fly everywhere setup, you really cant show it that well. a clear enclosure will provide that and make the gel last more than a handful of shots and in the long run cost less money. More Bang for Your Buck as it were.

it actually gets dirty just being outsize because dust sticks to it. It takes a fraction of the time to wash it off than it would to lay out a tarp.

Source?

The platters are plastic…would make little difference to penetration.

@@robertchapel2245 The platters of a hard drive are not plastic. They are typically made of aluminum or glass and are coated with a ferromagnetic material.

I always wondered about this.

I did just nobody got to watch it

Almost as bad, or maybe worse than the legends of people dipping arrows or bullets in excrement to cause infections.

I have to wonder if a surgeon would be able to remove ALL the chemical dust and components of one of those batteries in an effort to save a shooting subjects life (notice I didn't call them a "victim." If they got shot on purpose, what are the chances they were just moseying around somebody's property in the middle of the night trying to break into your car or sneak into your 11 year old daughter's bedroom window?). They'd have to remove HUGE hunks of muscle and other tissue to prevent infection or chemical burns. IOW, O.U.C.H.!!

I think you, H ? and M just missed the last test shot where it created a 9 inch explosion inside the ballistics gel ...seriously doubt there would be any "saving" being done at all.

@@Grabthar191 Mercury filled is faaar worse than that.

@@lmfao5411 Would that actually work and not either just punch through or dissipate upon distortion?

Glad you enjoy it Steve!!

Thank you: The way things are going with the (JB) squad ; We may need it

Yes that was awesome!

plus getting battery acid in their wound

It's basically a poison explosive round, I'll keep the video in mind if the apocalypse starts and I need to fashion myself some improvised shells

My first thought as well. Lithium is toxic in much smaller doses, causes acute and then complete kidney failure, GI tract malfunction (both ends + stoppage, but irrelevant here since it wasn't taken orally), heavy muscle spasms, central nervous system failure (it crosses blood-brain barrier), severe hyperthermia, coma and death, and most importantly, there is no "antidote" - it cannot be neutralized, bound and flushed, and if quick hemodialysis doesn't help, it's code: ART. So not only recipient would die, but it will hurt whole time its dying. From all the things I wouldn't want to be shot with that's firmly near the top.

@@Vatharian So basically, Battery loaded shotgun shells would be a war crime if used seriously?

@@maritimeyoutubeengineer3354 actually, yes.

thank you!

Looks like 123 batteries. 3 volts. Commonly used in AEDs

I'ma save them and make shot gun rounds out of them

That's if the energy being dumped doesn't almost immediately tear off the affected limb to begin with

For real, it's highly toxic. Wish they would have taken some precautions instead of just handling it bare handed after shooting.

Lithium hydroxide conversion!

Then I will gold plate the gun. (The man with the golden gun.)

Lithium isn’t particularly toxic. It used to be a component of “7up” (Lithium is element 3, atomic weight 6 to 7). The other chemicals in the batteries - that’s a different question. The batteries have a lot of copper, aluminium and manganese oxide as well as a stainless steel case that all turns to splinters.

waste lithium to the surroundings? stupid and pointless.

Thank you. I try not to be someone I am not, for certain.

@@taofledermaus best of the no BS channels, no doubt.

BTW I'd love to see a return of the test tube torching if you have any inspiration with that again! Maybe it has run it's course, but I loved that back in the day.

This is just such a great comment. Made my day to see genuine appreciation like that. I completely agree with everything said.

Lol yeah, thats been going on for centuries, way back in the day actual lead shot was rare and expensive for many people, they loaded old nails, gravel, broken glass or whatever other small and semi-dense material they had on hand that would fit inside the barrel. The internet has made it a fad again lol.

Those batteries could probably be way more useful in tech than being fired out of a shotgun in an apocalypse.

@@vladpintilei6204 dead batteries can be repurposed to ammo though.

@@trippaturtle can't you recharge batteires tho? Otherwise I guess they'd make good shotgun ammo but you could probably harvest the metals inside and repurpose them'

@@vladpintilei6204 Typically, rechargeables come in more common varieties such as AA and AAA. Any rechargeable 123s would be extremely valuable and wouldn't be used for ammo, since tougher flashlights commonly use them. Regular 123s would be good for powering tech, but then once spent would make terrifically effective anti-personell slugs, requiring even a poorly placed shot to the victim's foot to require amputation or risk death. Battery chemicals don't typically behave nicely in the bloodstream, so they'd almost be better and cheaper to use than reloading ammunition regularly.

@@pyrosweets better maybe, but I definitely doubt cheaper. You can load anything into a shotgun casing and i'm sure stones or skateboard bearings could produce similar effects. On top of that, the metal poisoning is cool, but what does it matter if your opponent is not down and out immediately from the fight (he probably would be anyways though because it's a fucking shotgun lmao but it wouldn't be because you shot him with a battery), the poisoning is irrelevant if the guy can get back up and blow YOU to pieces, just to die after.

thanks Drew

If its charged there will be some amount of explosion

If its charged then it will electrocute the target

It might be a shocking experience. Sorry I couldn't resist.

@@samueladams1775 The results might be either POSITIVE or NEGATIVE. Couldn't resist lol

Being hit with a discharged battery will leave you drained.

A can of butane? Boring Lets see if it can detonate a crate full of high explosives

@@jakehildebrand1824 Well, if it's a case full of jars of nitroglycerine, you could set that off by throwing a rock. Many high explosives are very stable and you'd never set them off by shooting them. Besides, we don't want to blow up Breanna, and she'd have to be way too close to shoot the crate of high explosives. But I'm sure she'd be fine shooting a can of butane.

@@halfcirclehranch6877 my point was that explosions are fun

@@jakehildebrand1824 Well, when you need a Hiroshima bomb explosion to have fun, you're asking a little too much! ;)

@@epluribusunum6898 I'll have you know that my voice is NOT squeaky.

I've purposely cut these batteries apart and threw them in water and all they did was fizzle a little.

The lithium in batteries is bound in pretty specific chemicals, the videos where it explodes in water is with the much more reactive raw metal

@@AVUREDUES54 Thank you! Am glad to know it. Is it still poisonous?

@@jackjones9460 it would at least be alkaline and extremely irritating, like bleach, if not worse

@@jackjones9460 Yes.

thanks

@@taofledermaus if you need something to shoot I've got useless hard drives motherboards let me know where to send it

As if they're not going to be gassing us in the first place.

Hahaha yeah, looks like a Geneva nightmare

@@Alext0250 Uh, hello? They're just Geneva Suggestions!

@@Serahpin Your reply made me lol. Geneva suggestions 😂

Wonder if the Ukrainians would be Interested to see how these loads would perform for Orc hunting

Lets not forget, that even if you survive being shot, your going to have to deal with the fact that you now have a bunch of toxic heavy metals all over your insides.

@@jakehildebrand1824 and normally acid burns

@@denismorgan9742 indeed

Would you say they reached terminal velocity?

Dad joke police here, you need to come with us sir.

@@Tekdruid Aww crap, I'm going to get life, I'm positive. Hopefully the jury declares the case negative. 🤣

The mono sabots were clearly a conspiracy to make Breanna look bad.

If you add some salt to the round, then the charge becomes a salt and battery.

Clearly I remember, pickin on the boy

@@Kalashnigoon seemed a harmless little f&$#

Seemed a harmless lil f…..

@@Kalashnigoon seemed a harmless little

i think what you're intending to refer to are HEAT rounds, which use a stream of metal behaving as a liquid (molten or not) to punch through armour. However, the energy to form the penetrating jet comes from explosives in the round itself, not from the rounds kinetic energy. liquids are usually easier to compress than solids.

Mercury wouldn't be doable due to laws. But he could do gallium.

GOD Bless America: Please give us a real leader again.Before it's too late.

True, but you are not even taking into account the reaction it would have with ant water would be very volatile AND creates a very alkaline solution. It would be like slightly explosive bleach in the body.

It’d probably hit like a truck

No overpen either lol.

and probably caustic too.

@@Stevie-J there's no -ish about it, if it hits flesh and the bleeding from tissue loss doesn't kill you in seconds or minutes, the lithium poisoning and caustic burns in your veins will kill you at the most a day or two later.

thank you