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The YouTube video showcases demonstrations testing the penetration power and accuracy of firearms at various distances, particularly focusing on the lethal capability of a 9mm round. The testers use different firearms, such as a pistol, submachine gun, and a sub-MOA rifle, to target materials like plywood, steel targets, and ballistics-gel torsos at distances ranging from 50 to 440 yards. The tests show the firearms' ability to penetrate surfaces effectively and their impact on targets even at long distances. The video emphasizes the potency and lethality of the 9mm caliber when used properly, hinting at future tests with hollow-point expanding ammunition.
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In this segment of the video, Eric and Chad from Allspawngun aim to demonstrate the lethal capability of a 9-millimeter firearm by testing its penetration power at various distances. Using a 3/4 inch plywood board, stronger than a 1/2 inch pine board, they shoot the 9mm rounds at 50 and 100 yards. All rounds penetrate successfully, showcasing the firearm’s ability to penetrate surfaces effectively. They mention using 124 grain federal ball ammunition and plan to test at 200 and 140 yards to further prove the 9mm’s lethality.
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In this segment of the video, Chad takes shots at 100 yards with a pistol, successfully penetrating a two-by-four and a three-quarter-inch sheet of plywood. He then moves back to 200 yards, where he two shots land close together on the target, proving the pistol’s accuracy. The bullets easily penetrate a solid pine 2×4 at 200 yards. Chad plans to test ballistics gel torsos with a Kel-Tec submachine gun at a distance of 440 yards to observe bullet expansion.
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In this segment of the video, the shooter is at a 440-yard range with a sub-MOA rifle. They are testing different types of ammunition on steel targets and a ballistics-gel torso. The shooter makes adjustments to their aim and successfully hits both the baffle board and the torso. The rifle is noted for its accuracy and impact on the steel targets, demonstrating strong performance even at 440 yards.
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In this segment of the video, the speaker discusses testing the effectiveness of a 9mm round at various distances. They mention hitting a baffle board at 440 yards with penetrating strikes and shooting a ballistics-gel torso with solid hits from a 124 grain 9mm round from a Kel-Tec firearm. The bullet went through about nine inches of the gel. The speaker emphasizes that a 9mm round is a potent and deadly caliber when used properly. They hint at future tests with hollow-point expanding ammunition.