Can a 2 Inch Gun Fire a 1 Inch Bullet? - 300,000FPS - The Slow Mo Guys
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Published 2022-09-13
See how pinfire fares against centerfire and rimfire at 300,000fps.
DO NOT TRY AT HOME!
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Filmed at 300,000FPS with the Phantom TMX 7510
Can a 2 Inch Gun Fire a 1 Inch Bullet? - 300,000FPS - The Slow Mo Guys
All Comments (21)
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Pay no attention to these scam accounts using the same name and picture as this account in the comments. Unless "The Slow Mo Guys" is in a bubble with a check/tick mark next to it, it's not us. I will never contact you on any platform with a free gift or any offer like that, as much as I love you. I know most people already know this but I've had a few emails recently where people seem to have fallen for it. Doing my best to ban them from the channel but it's hard to stay on top of all of them. Be safe out there my friends! - Gav
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How much could this be escalated? Like a domino effect of bullets from the tiny round up to a tank shell.
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That macro shot with the probe lens is absolutely incredible!
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It amazes me that after all these years they continue to make consistently high quality content
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There's a type of gun that used mini rockets as ammo called Gyrojets, and they are kinda rare and hard to find, so there's precious little videos of them working on youtube, and I haven't been able to find any video with slow motion action, let alone super slow motion. A tiny rocket bullet might be something really fun to see in superslow motion, and I'd like to leave my suggestion for you guys if you think you can get your hands on a gyrojet pistol.
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These guys are some of the only OGs of youtube still making stuff. not only that, their content has just gotten better and better
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What Gav says at the end about the footage still being surprising, despite expecting it, is spot on! Each and every video, I see the title and can imagine roughly how it's going to look, but I'm then blown away by how much detail and cool stuff there is to look at. Awesome every time, and still getting better 11 years on!
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13:05 This shot is just unbelievable
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I love the genuine curiosity of these guys. It's infectious. Thanks for another piece of quality edutainment.
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That macro shot is probably one of the best clips you've ever recorded. Absolutely incredible
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Ever since Dan and Gav got back together on camera their ideas have been absolute bangers, that shaped charge video had me chuffed
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The “percussion cap” is called a primer, the round thing with the 3 holes is called the anvil. When a gun fires normally, the primer still has the firing pin against it to prevent it coming out, but occasionally you have a primer rupture, and just like here, the powder burns, but the path of least resistance is out the primer pocket
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Its a shame they did not think to clamp the cartridge a bit so that the bullet could really fly.
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"We're the slowmo guys, still at it" Really hit me in the feels. God I love these guys
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We can all agree this is some amazing slow motion footage, but can we take a minute to appreciate Gav's audio design in these videos?! I remember a video some time ago where he explained how he adds most of the audio in these videos and this one is so incredibly satisfying!
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I like how they probably actually achieved the world record for the shortest distance a bullet has ever been fired and nobody mentions it 😂
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Incredible video as always guys. Been following for over a decade and this is exactly why I stay, quality content.
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This is actually a pretty good example of mass and inertia. Since the casing has much less if it is not restrained, the casing actually becomes the projectile while the bullet just kind of wanders away.
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I like how they actually discuss what they think happened and pretty knowledgeably as well instead of just scripting an answer to give us. They take us on the journey as they learn which is what I really enjoy.
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It would be interesting to see how far the bullet would go if you could put a backing plate behind it so the shell can’t come back towards the gun, a plate with a hole you’re shooting through to set off the primer. I think a lot of the energy is split sending the casing backwards and the bullet forward, obviously it wouldn’t go as far as a sealed barrel but I wonder if it would go half as far or how much lower the velocity would be.