Did you find "Gunbroker" somewhat useful?

Really nice vid man, big fan

Happy borthmas lul

Happy birthday, my dog's birthday is ALMOST the same day (it was today, not yesterday).

happy birthday man, keep making those vids and we'll keep watching.

Thats how magnum buckshot works

@@kompo5997 But it was a TOZ...

@@kompo5997 magnum FUCK *

hahaah holy shit i have no idea why but this one got me good

Musta had a slightly damaged visor. Did you let prapor near it with his power drill by any chance?

iirc, its an intentional decision for game balance - even though tarkov's big focus is realism - the sacrifice was made, as it improves gameplay a lot.

@@willh2739 It is still weird that Volcan is rated class 6 in game, and ZSH 1-2m only 4 even through it peforms better

the vulkan that is class 6 in game is the vulkan-5 is it not? Oxide has not tested that yet

@@slidingdoor7102 sorry my bad. Wrong vulcan xd. Even through they are same armor class

@@willh2739 Yeah, why nerfing debuffs, increasing ricochete chance and reducing helmet costs, when you can just give surreal armor stats, that allows you survive goddamn headshot with a 7.62x51... That's both dumb and bad for gameplay, especially considering that this game pretends to be realistic.

So which is it? Is it astounding or fascinating?

@@ChickentNug Both.

@@ChickentNug a bit of both I suppose

There are too many wrong things about this test. Just compare it to the NIJ06 standard

@@fork5002 understandable

amazing channel. Varg disappeared, did you hide him in the wilderness?

Considering I know who sent it in and the dumb shit our group does, makes sense XD

Probably scared terrorists so much, they gave birth as soon as they saw him coming.

That’s most likely a callsign of the user, but only he or his friends can tell why this was the case.

Oxide probably wrote that on there lol

Obstetrician - it is the nickname of the orderly's entourage (escape from tarkov)

I think I got a migraine just thinking about it.

Penetrated or not, I think it will be the end of the wearer anyway. This blow can break a neck for sure.

@@Timo4eus when a bullet is stopped by the fibrous layer of a composite armour it means all its kinetic energy has been imparted to some other moving parts, so since the helmet itself or the stand didn't fly off I'd say no, it wouldn't have made such an impact to break your neck but I guess we'll never know until someone tests it on a human being.

That would definitely ring your bell. I cringed when i saw the impact

@@francesco3772 I think there was a decent amount of temporary flex on the outer shell which absorbed a decent amount of energy. The flash, noise, and overall denting also absorbed a ton. Overall though there is a ton of damage to the wearer, I agree maybe not always fatal, but would deafen and concuss the shit out of you making you effectively combat ineffective for at least a short period, which is unlike the other non penetrating results we've seen.

No stop helmets are already crappy

@@whenthesussus7340 Bolt actions are also crap and all armirs bellow lvl 4 are also usless because all ap super amunitions are to easy to get right now which actualy also penetrate lvl4.

@@wadimek116 not altyn or maska

@@whenthesussus7340 Actualy altyn to. If you are lucky there is 6% chance that 7n39 will penetrate it by first shot. And second one is almost guaranteed.

@@whenthesussus7340 with rys t 7n39 will have 40% chance in third shot

How do the high strength steel, titanium, and aluminum alloys compare by cost?

still cheaper than titanium. Espesially in Russia

Well it's still much cheaper here than HS steels (as we have LOTS of water and nuclear generated electricity and have lots of bauxites) and ofcource cheaper than strong titanium alloys. 1 KG of Al armor costs like $14 and more, high quality steel armor costs like $800-1500/kg (spb.tiu.ru/p358627272-list-bronevoj-st96.html) and titanium is ten times more (insanely) expensive.

@@Oxide_does_his_best the only reason aluminum is as cheap as it is, is because the vast majority of it is recycled. if it wasn't, it would probably cost four or five times as much.

@@SuperAWaC still doesnt make aluminum an effective defensive measure, even if it did cost 20x more then steels

I don’t even watch demolition ranch anymore because of all his bs

also loves to deafen you so your favorite camper can kill you while you loot bodies

@@FlairRound this is quite crappy helmet

Здарова, земляк! Очень жизненная ситуация

How would you pronounce the full name? Is it spelt out like "Zed-shh" or are both the Z and Sh parts slurred together?

@@pakman184 I would pronounce it "ZeSha", second syllable stressed

@@K4TAKAN Interesting, thanks!

PLEASE

357, 5.7 and 9x19 are quite western

I uh, did use NATO rounds. If you mean rifle rounds then yes, those are coming.

@@Oxide_does_his_best Cool. I was wondering about 5.56.

@@Oxide_does_his_best Yea, sorry. I guess I could have worded that better. I meant 5.56 and 7.62x51 if it holds up.

I'm assuming 5.56 will cruise right through these.

i highly doubt the helmet will stop it

An individual M&M has a net weight of 0.9147 grams or 14.1159782 grains. A 147 grain 7.62 ammo defeats level 3 armor at 2,780 FPS. In order for an M&M to have the velocity to defeat level 3 armor it would need to be traveling 28,950.17 FPS or Mach 27.725. So I doubt the helmet would stop it

Add onto the heat generated by the friction of air, the M&M would roughly be 8550 degrees F by the time it reached the helmet. This molten stream of chocolate would act like copper in a shaped charge, instantly melting the materials and killing the wearer.

@@dlistmemer591 you have reached levels to far for human comprehension

Thats unfair, the extra condensed armor penetrating chocolate core will go through 5 cm of concrete

Don't hope, count on it

Most of the helmets are prior use. Only a few like the k6 are mint

that shit is disco

Thank you so much

Love your work

Thanks so much.

You have just helped keep the playlist complete. Thankyou fren.

@@Zode123 I live to serve.

No man he is of he does isnt does havent having done had no is of have of does isnting have be or do have be

@@perfectlynormalhuman5473 username checks out

@@jekkey yes of no escape of do have not isnt mental of hospital

everywhere i see tarkov refrences

Dicky Needles

STSh-81 Sphera(sfera.titanium helmet) or SSSh-94 Sphera-S(sfera-s,steel helmet)?)))3kg of titanium or 4kg of steel?)this and that-was krashed your neck)))

Это прозвище того кто продал шлем получается?

@@LonesomeSoul как вариант, да, если этот шлем уже был в использовании, а, может, и парни из-за рубежа написали, потому что это русское слово просто понравилось) наверное, стоило у самих нынешних пользователей спросить=)

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@@moldabekov ничоси, не знал:)

Ага

@@CuulG weighs almost 3 kg though

@@CuulG The 2 kg 86M was heavy enough that they didn't issue to frontline troops and only desk people, tankers, and short term police units.

random scav does BOOM his TOZ you: DIED

Ez masckas in ground stashes have found +10 this wipe

and they are still wearing these, some SOBR units still wear ZSh-1-2

@@CuulG Only Western helmet that offers this level of protection and coverage is ulbritch ones. Though they are hard to get. Also Western visors a bit better than Russian counterparts if it is not metal like the rys-t or altyn

Since I don't wanna leave you hanging the song is Days of our lives by Plvnktxn187

This is a great question, I know that aluminum alloy was used one of the Rys helmets. But I do not have any specifics. I'll try to dig into it.

i think i read somewhere that it uses the same aluminium alloy that some Russian AFVs use (the BMD series maybe?). i might just be bullshitting tho cos i cant find that source now

@@Oxide_does_his_best Be careful with this. Otherwise, another Russian will go to jail =) "Resident of Miass will go on trial for resale of military helmet and goggles. Alexander Petrov wanted to send a parcel to Japan, but did not know that he was committing a crime. As the senior assistant to the prosecutor of the city Daria Savelveva told the site "First Regional", the defendant wanted to send a parcel with a helmet to Japan by mail. “The specified person, not having permission to export military products on the territory of the Russian Federation, attempted to move across the customs border of the customs union within the EurAsEC by mail to an unidentified person living in Japan in the course of the investigation, an armored helmet and goggles. Based on the results of the investigation of the criminal case, it was sent to the Miass City Court to consider it on the merits". Experts emphasized that the shipment of such goods is prohibited by an international convention. It is controlled by both the domestic laws of the country and international ones. Note that a South Ural resident can receive up to 7 years in prison for his offense."

​@@xxresgr12xx the ABT-102 (used on BMD-2) is comparable to 7039 alloy, which in the west is used...for "aerospace armor" :D The alloy ABT-102 (and 101) was invented by Nii Stali, so prob a good guess they grabbed what they had literal piles of in stock for making BMDs and went on to press helmets out of it.