no part of this comment makes any sense lmao

@@dan3458 he own both t-shirt's style... and he think the 14.5 shot with the 556 round would explode. (probably because 556 is a frag round and is incendiary) it's not hard to understand, and i m not english native (i m french)

Man this was a really dangerous video. Justin had literally no protection. What if one of those go off and projectile hits him??? Man these guys need to be careful.

@@nucleargandhi101 it's impossible for a bullet to "go off" normally if they are hit like this. the pressure of the powder exploding will break the casing and not project the projectile (bullet) away. in 99% of scenario, it will just break the casing apart and burn the powder. Once the casing is broked, the bullet will simply explode/break without throwing the projectile itself. that's why it's extremly dangerous to load a bullet in a gun with a casing that have some small cracks in it, the bullet will simply explose in the gun without throwing the projectile. the only risks is that the casing broke into small pieces and throw shrapnels around. but again, the explosion will lost all energy almost instantly, that's will make small shrapnel flying not far at all. as long the primer is not directly hit, the power produced in the casing is not enougth to strongly "explose" and project the bullet. it will lose all energy extremly fast and drop like 30cm away at big max. the only (that i know of, without properly shooting/hitting the primer) way to actually make a bullet to shoot without a gun, is to throw bullets in fire or heavy temperature zone (electricty alsowork if it's strong enougth to ignite the powder through the casing), this will build a pressure in the casing and ignite the powder inside the casing without breaking it, wich result in same explosion as a bullet shot normally by a gun, so in this case, the bullets will really fly away dangerously. the bullet that fly back to Justin, didn't really throw itself. it was in fact the bullet shoot to it that created the energy to project the empty casing and bullet back to it, helped by the impact on the plate behind.

@@dan3458 you make no sense

Aiming is for noobs

edwin has to be the worst he can't hit stuff point blank

@@extremechimpout Edwin can hit his finger on a used round tho... that count. XD

Justin's firearms are probably zeroed with a ridiculous amount of OCD. The others just kinda wing it.

Taofledermaus has also great shooters

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@@misterm5011 насрать.

@@misterm5011 скажи по русски

@@alexr9341 что

Glad you think so!

4:50 I had to rewind that twice, looked like it was trying to flap away.

They are almost identical so it would be boring

@@brandontolley1361 I doubt it very much. The bullet is about the same, but the cartridge itself is larger by 9mm, respectively, the charge is much larger, which means that the speed should be higher.

@@Ptushkin_Denis I got specs on that cartridge cuase I reload 50 bmg and the Russian 12.7 by 108 is an almost duplicate to the bmg and 100 fps difference is not worth the time

Thank you.

Glad you liked it!!

Glad you enjoyed it!

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Glad you enjoyed it

Thanks so much!

Thank you very much!

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It better. Its a Anti-Material round.

Glad you enjoyed it

LOL, On it.

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Thank you! Cheers! We hope to do that some day as well.

We plan on it.

я так и не понял, он в начале сказал что в поиске из чего им выстрелить?

@@skunkhunter72 Да, он сказал, что у них нет винтовки под такой калибр, но они работают над этим.

@@landshaft7187 ага, типо как Брэндон Герера делает калаш под 12.7 боеприпас. занимательно)))

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Lol, that’s all we can afford on 107k subscribers 🤪

@@GoingBallistic lol its all good man, I have a Christensen Arms MPR 338 that may or may not have carried one of those scopes for a couple months...

ПТРС - полуавтоматическое и с магазином, довольно сложное. однозарядное ПТРД - проще PTRS-semi-automatic and with a magazine, quite complex. single-shot PTRD-easier