The "granola curtain" had me cracking up 😂 OG is the man lol

There is never a moment I don't enjoy when the 2 of you get together. You're knowledge and experience brought to us viewers with a side of comedy. Never miss an episode, truly thank you.

Thanks to Brian for providing these projectiles, the OG for launching them down range and Jeff for his loading and filming. As you said mixed results but still worthwhile. Again thanks and keep the videos coming.

I live in Canada eh, and we got lots of shotguns but we are limited to certain ammo types. Nice to have a channel like this and see what other creatives come up with. It never ceases to amaze me what you can put down the barrel of a shotgun with a bit of knowhow. Love this channel!!

Greg, Clownifornia and granola curtain. I love your humor man. Makes me laugh every time. Jeff as always, great job on the tabletop and camera. I really enjoy your candor and honesty.

Perhaps, when it comes to Acrylic-Cased surroundings of projectiles, a tiny swipe with some rough sandpaper would give grip to the sabot and... well.. I'm sure you can figure out the rest. But this was "Bottom Heavy" for sure. Very strange how some completely lost the plot & others were stable! Will be a real treat to see what comes next!

I like how you actually use your viewers suggestions. You will always learn something new by doing this.

Many thanks to Jeff and Greg for all of their hard work. Keep up the good work!👍

Fascinating and different kind of slug, thank you for the video, and thank you Brian for making these. Have a good weekend everyone 👍🏻

THANK YOU too all involved in making these video's. And with all the goofy things shot it really makes ya wonder the difference between the dollar store and maybe a Snap-On 10mm socket if they would fly close to accurate. ( My apologies if this as already been done )

Just coming back from work in a cold rainy night ... To find a fresh video ! Thanks Jeff you made my day !

15:55 Excellent drawing of the average main stream media consumer. The lifelike depiction really shows profound skills of the artist. Beautiful piece.

Those things would probably shoot better if you load them "backwards" with the pointy end towards the back.

As far as I’m concerned mixed results are more interesting. I used to think that projectile design was cut and dried after a century or so, with aircraft, rocketry and missile design piled on top of what is known about bullets, but I now see that there are still mysteries to be solved in the field as you’ve shown many times. You’re probably right that a lot of the issues are down to how the slug is interfaced to the barrel but clearly these slugs have a lot of promise. I’m still getting used to seeing O. G. with hair though. Have to admit Ito a little envy because my hairline has slid a lot farther back than his…

"Behind the granola curtain" HAHAHA I love Gregg 😆😄

Any experiment , even those that don't go to plan or yield the expected results is a Success . Even the most inaccurate of shots when filmed correctly (Thanks Jeff) by an experienced firearms aficionado (Thanks OG ) with known & acknowledged credentials grants the benefit of learning for those of us who care to investigate . Of course You can't ignore the fact that the banter between the TFM Family is some of the best available . Thanks Guys , catch You next Time . Shoot Straight Stay Safe & Stay Well.

Great job Tau and OG!! You made the best of a difficult round!

I wonder if these would have performed better if they were loaded backwards, due to the weight distribution.

"Just the tip" On the thumbnail is great!!!!! Jeff, O.G. great job! 👍🏻🇺🇲

When you start with a projectile with such an aft CG, you are already working with a hand and a half behind your back. So, the fact that it travelled perfectly on a couple of tests is good enough for me.

The preschool ballistics gel is a must

Another great episode, highlighted by OG's fever dream storyline. Hilarious! - Ed on the Ridge

That jug with the toys was hilarious! It was like Stanley Kubrick's vision of "Toy Story".

Love the 'Space 1999' and 'Knight Rider' themes playing during the slow motion footage.

Excellent video, great results for such unusual slugs.

The tail-heavy design is probably causing the flight instability there. Still fun to see, though! Question: That 2-liter Pepsi bottle liquid color looked a little sus ...how long were you guys out there that day? I see plenty of available bushes nearby...

"I'm pretty international" OG quote of the year!

THE PENGUIN PENETRATOR!!! Seems the acrylic encasement was the failure problem! YEAH LEAD PLATE BABY!!

As always, you two did an excellent job

Another great video and a very creative projectile

Hey! Any projectile that blows apart a food item that contains sugar or is high processed is a win in my book any day!!!!

Whether a projectile design is Great, terrible, or just mediocre...you guys make it all into great entertainment!

Considering that all aerodynamic advantage gained from the shape of the welder tip was lost by encasing it in resin, I'm surprised that you didn't try loading some of them flat end forward. This may have improved stability. It was all very entertaining though.

I love the hot dog down the hallway analogy.

"Just the tip." and "It's a fine line between too tight and not tight enough..." This is why I watch this channel!

Man! OG’s wit needs to be chrono’d

Awesome take on that whatever it was with the helmet ⛑️. The slow-mo effect was just so unique, look like a Viking hat with water horns 😆😆😆‼️👍👍👍

S.W.P. Spot Welding Projectile. Your Welcome, and hello from Shasta County.

Interesting, a little tail heavy. Thanks Brian. Merry Christmas you guys.🎄

Now I gotta see a MIG welder tip, they're even more bullet shaped and front heavy, and they're pretty hollow so you could get them to higher velocity/pack more powder/maybe even load them in short shells

"The granola curtain." Love it, and it's appropriate seeing how this state is run by a bunch of veggies, nuts, and flakes!

I dont stop by this channel near as much as i used to, or as much as i should for that matter. But glad to see Office Greg and team. RIP to the true OG of the channel Danny. Hope his fam doing well this holiday season, if someone from there sees this i wish you guys a happy holiday. I bet Danny is still viewing from elsewhere.

Hi Guys, thanks for another great video. I just love the rapport you two have, very entertaining! The slow mo of the helmet shot cracked me up, check the spray coming out of the sides at impact.

Spot-on tip dinosaur helmet killer slug That helmet was an absolute awesome shot !!!!!

the tip has a weird intermediate axis thing going on and its really fascinating. it almost makes it all the way around to fly backwards like a T nut would. there is a great youtube video filmed on the ISS that shows a perfect example of intermediate axis rotation with a T handle being spun in micro gravity. i have a hunch that the welding tip would actually fly better backwards with the fat end going first

What a great video to enjoy your morning coffee with. Thanks!

“Joll-lA-peen-yo’s” 😂 Los gehts! Es war sehr net!

lol the “tomaytoe cone jahl la penoes” 12:50-13:16” guy sitting on it is how i imagine OGs cameraman looks like 😂

The science oriented gun nerd in me loves this channel.

I have a .45 Colt case loaded with a copper welder tip that looks just like a round nose FMJ. You can't tell it has a tapered hollow base where it fits on the end of a long copper shank in a welder. I used to work at a GM plant and can tell you it takes a LOT of welders, with a lot of copper tips to weld floor pans together. When the tips get messed up the welder maintenance and repairmen (WEMRs) throw them in a bin, and when someone has time to kill they turn the tips on a machine made just for that. It's like a little drill press with a flat U-shaped cutter. You set a tip on the holder and bring the cutter down on it, and it scrapes off the galvanized steel and burnt copper, leaving you with a nice round tip again. They have machines for other shapes, like truncated cones, but we mostly used round ones.

Best slow-mo footage ever of the head with helmet shot I reckon, absolutely perfect!

Always love to see your videos pop up in my feed keep it up.

I loved the kindergarten claymore bear carnage flying everywhere 😂

Merry Christmas Jeff, thanks for the video!

3:20 Greg put up his pinky when picking up the shotgun like it were a cup of tea!🤣

love ur stuff guys love ur humor worked a 9 til 7 and watchin this vid now ty for helpin me relax and making mesmile

You can call the slugs "Sparky" 🤣

Great video as always for this Spark slug.

I try to like these videos multiple times every time 🤦🏻‍♂️🤣🤣 Thanks guys! I just love the content!

Love your videos!!! And all the hard work you guys put in...

Great job guys on making another enjoyable video. Keep up the great work!

The Berlin wall. This entire episode might be the quote of the year!

Fun day, Lots of love to the crew! Happy Holidays and Merry Christmas.

Tough balance. Thank you for great slow-mo. Interesting slug for sure. Thank you gentlemen.

😂 the helmet shot blowing up the pink fluid, all i could think of was brain matter painting the inside of the helmet 😂😂

"from behind the granola curtain" Priceless! Thank you, OG.

Another epic and hilarious video! Thanks guys!

Call em “Sparky”, they spark when welding with them!! Love you guys, happy holidays!!!

Another great video Jeff and Greg . A lot laughs. Keep it up , can’t wait for the next one. Cheers from the Donksta down under.

Thanks Brian for making these slugs and Jeff for the loading.....lt is always makes this old mans day to see you guy's.....Thanks Jeff & Gregg......Blessing to y'all 🙏🙏 👍 Old Shoe🇺🇸

I love Jeff's second intro. it never gets old lol

Awesome episode! You guys are funny! Weird bullets!

Sounds like Officer Greg just might be a Dallas Cowboys fan.

Swedish helmet, screen shot the best part, will be a perfect image for an online avatar. With the watwr coming out the vent holes and such.

The toy jug cool, fun to see how the shot turned out

Awesome video and a cool resin-copper slug. Absolutely enjoyed it! Great shooting and slow motion. At least you made it with a few slugs - it is far from simple to callibrate the powder load and conditions for a new bullet, without testing 1,000 of those...or more!

10:55 I love the rendition of the Airwolf theme! ❤🚁

Jeff and OG y'all rock! Love the channel and content. That was some expensive slugs but now we know. Peace

Grazie mille per i vostri video.. Sono istruttivi in tanti modi

Thanks, guys. I’m thinking that OG used to watch Commander Mark on The Secret City, and that’s where he first learned to draw. The robot drawing style is so familiar to me because I used to watch that show all the time, and I’m willing to bet OG did as well.

Slug is back heavy, while the hardened resin makes the slug defacto shaped like a cylinder. Aerodynamics of a cylinder will always flip the heavy end forward in flight. That is what was the origin of instability. The slug was in the middle of stabilizing heavy end forward. IMHO.

Happy Holidays both of you.

Ok.... I laughed out loud at the Berlin Wall bit. Thanks!

Need these every day…

I loved the two jets of water squirting out of the two holes in the helmet hahahaha that was great. Keep it up "Jeffro" 👍 👌

Quality stuff boys, had to re-watch the content multiple times as the missus kept disturbing me, my life is so much better after your videos. Give my love to OG. I will catch you on the next one

Yay for OG art again! It's been a long time since he's drawn any for us.

Great video guys and I love the fact that you still read the comments

Thanks for the video guys!

As usual, OhGee adds great entertainment value to Jeff's educational vids (the Travis Kelce quip was both timely and hilarious!) Keep 'em coming!

Lmao😂. “It sharded itself”!

The projectile flipping, looks like the Dzhanibekov Effect. Pretty neat.

"Granola curtain" f*king LOL

Great video guys!

I like the noisy shots, it reminds me of the old westerns where most shots had the Irish twang of Rick O'Shay! The intermittent spin of the projectile may be due to the sabot slipping on the projectile and not the bore. The cure may be to use two keyway/slots on the side of the projectile and sabot bent over to fit the groove, then the sabot may impart the total spin on the projectile. Or possibly use wax to temporarily glue the sabot to the projectile to get the most spin out of the system.

Guys, you are hilarious. I'm watching you from Ukraine. I've never shot a single slug from a shotgun in my whole life. I didn't even know the meaning of the word "slug". And now I can't wait to watch your new video. Your sense of humor, your attention to technical details, the way you communicate with your audience makes your content really outstanding. Thank you. Looking forward to new videos.

Love your guys job. Great videos.

I cant believe you didn't hit Travis kelsy or whatever his name is. And the fact that he never dropped that penguin 🐧 is amazing lol 😅😅

Nice work

Great video again guys!!