Kiss me through the phone

Thanks for stopping by! I need to pick your brain a bit more about tips for recasting the gel.

@@DasGoodSoup 😘

Tools! My 10mm go to guy!

"The new TNOutdoors9" is high praise IMHO, he was the former YT ammo testing champ. ToolsandTargets has that crown now, for certain...except for unusual shotgun slugs, ha ha.

Thank you, gents. Much appreciated. 🤘😎

@@OGsDangerShow OG, now that your retired and no longer hitting the cup test, is it time yet to figure out what your favorite strain is? 😎

Congrats, man

@@agentmuellerMore to the point, will he be moving to Montana soon?

На пенсии хорошо

Thanks Ed. There will always be new episodes of OGDS.

@@OGsDangerShow youre not gonna be on TAOFLEDERMAUS anymore OG? That would be sad.

thank you!

thanks!

Yes, that would be fun to see.

i have been thinking of trying to heat treat or even pack carburize some cut pieces of rebar so that they are hardened high carbon steel and then 3d print a sabot around them. i dont have a viable work space to do this anymore so if someone can make this happen im sure the result will be interesting.

@@uncoolsticcboi I think making a sabot just for Rebar would sell. For people who live off grid it would be a great resource to have on hand if accurate. I think you could just harden the tip with a torch. You could chop saw a point or round it down like a slug.

I’d buy.

@@uncoolsticcboi i think 3D printing a sabot would be kinda overdoing it, i think just making a reusable mould that you fill with something like polymer clay would be a better way of doing it. then add a guide line that tells you up to which point to fill it with clay, so it fills up completely when you put the rebar in, and something to help you centre the rebar inside the sabot and all you need to do now is fill the mould to the guideline, press the rebar into the mould centred (i think a reloading tool should have all you need for this) let the clay harden, remove the rebar with the sabot from the mould, rinse and repeat. alternatively i'd suggest a two piece mould that you can fill with molten lead before inserting a pre-heated piece of rebar.

Thank you. I came looking for this.

Merci! 🤘😎

Thank you, sir! 🫡

@@OGsDangerShow G'day, Welcome to the ranks of the Unemployed ! I had to retire in 1986, at 25, due to Nurses' Back (I was RGN-In-Charge {on Shift} at the Vegetable Creek Hospital, Emmaville 2371 NSW, Oz...!). And, mate, after a while ; one wonders where the hell one ever found the time to go to work... Another challenge, you'll likely encounter, at this point ; will be the temptation to become a cantankerous nosey loudmouthed old Fart - which I think y'alls now call "Old Grey Male Karens..." (?) ! It's a Mug's Game, To try fighting against the Grey... But it's well worth the Effort to try to Steer always towards being A Harmless friendly old Fart, Rather than allowing oneself to grow to epitomise a Noisy old Haemorrhoid (Loudmouthed Pain In The Arse)...! But, how you turn out, in the end ; will be Entirely A matter of Choice, as ye Excercise perfect Liberty... While bearing perfect Responsibility... For whatever Ye Hath wrought...(!). Have fun, Such is life... Try not to mess it up (?) ! Stay safe. ;-p Ciao !

Gotta keep that chin from getting sunburn!

Thank you!

unfortunately the feds might take issue with a hardened steel shotgun slug

thanks!

Everything coming out of a 12 ga with +200 m/s is viable for self défense

Glad you enjoyed it

thanks

Yep, zero deformation in the lead plate. (Yay, the lead plate returned!)

@@markfergerson2145 I like the lead plate, hard enough to not completely give to anything every time, but soft enough that any good punch will give a neat impact crater for a visual.

Im curious as to how you came to such a conclusion?

@@jamessouza7065 hardness. no deformation. Probably from a replaced ballscrew, which is a hardened part.

@@hunterws Wouldnt it shatter if it was hardened? oh ya it was probably tempered after forgot how all tat works! thanks

Thanks 😊

Thank you, sir!

Thanks Z!

thank you

Thanks :D

@@TheRhinestoneHurricane Your channel looks cool, I just subscribed! 👍🏻🇺🇲

Never would have guessed it would have worked lol

thanks Jeff

Happy to help!

thanks Jerry

thanks!

thanks!!

@@taofledermaus Jeff you are very welcome!

Thanks ☺

​@@TheRhinestoneHurricaneI'd love to get my hands on a box of those worms, very impressive slug.

thanks!

I don't know. Often break barrels are very light and miserable to shoot even birdshot with. Little Tony is only 3.5 lbs

You can make a projectile very long as long as it's within weight limits. Jeff finding a winged sabot that can handle it is another story 😏

@taofledermaus Yeah, that would be punishing to the shoulder to say the least. Guess that is the limiting factor.

The airflow wouldn't really have much effect on the spin in such a short amount of time.

Probably plow through them well!

Thank you! Cheers!

I was also trying to avoid everyone suddenly getting videos about actual worms suggested to them!

Not a worm gear at all😮😂

I’d rather see those other clowns who can’t shoot. Or Breanna. Or Danny. Or anyone. 🤷‍♂️

thanks!

Thank you sir. 🤘😎

Haha, it's the only picture I could find!

They’re like vegans, gotta let everyone know.

As a loud as Texan. I respectfully agree lol

or people with air fryers

Thanks :D

Right...worm gear bar stock. Maybe B-4 50-60Rc heat treatment?? Who knows, F-N V I O L E N T either way!!

Thanks, my work has made it into 34 videos over the years 😯

Thanks Chris. 🤘😎

thanks!

Thanks, plenty more where that came from 😉

Glad you enjoyed it

Thank you!

I appreciate that

@@taofledermaus we see a roughly 20 minute video but I can’t imagine the amount of work and money you actually put into your videos. We appreciate it.

I’m glad you thought so, Jay. I myself would’ve preferred an episode of The View.

thank you!

thanks!

@@taofledermaus Also big congratulations to OG and thank you for your service. Enjoy the permanent weekend 😁

It's cooled down a bit this weekend but will be in the 100s again next weekend

Thanks Dude!

Glad you enjoyed it

Our pleasure!

Glad you enjoyed it

thanks!

This one is doing pretty well so far.