Demolition Ranch----Firing the Wrong Caliber Bullets in a Handgun

[reddoggm]

128110https://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=lkJuu7rwNEc

[pworley1]

Some things are best seen from a distance.

[reddoggm]

That Rope aint long enough for me
DOGG!!!

[mattw]

What an idiot, I feel for his fingers when he gets unlucky!

[M-Tecs]

The 380 in the 9mm chambers is no more dangerous than a 38 in a 357. On the others the only real issue is gas leakage since the bullets are smaller and no real pressures can build. He is not holding these in his hand. I find it more interesting than most of the stuff posted on YouTube.

[crawfobj]

Have you seen the new single shot .223 pistol? Can't imagine the muzzle blast if you get anywhere near a complete burn.

http://youtu.be/3zER7oA8njM

I also noticed that the guy above is wearing his Aggie ring. For what it's worth, he did appear to be doing his dumb things safely.

[Duckiller]

Looks like a 9mm fired in a 40 S&W. Have a bunch of people firing a bunch of guns that they don't own and it happens. To prevent it you probably need designated firearm loaders. As long as they fire small cartridges in oversized chambers nothing real bad is going to happen. Hot loads in old or light built guns could be bad as could short cartridges fired in smaller caliber guns. I say short because it would have to fit in a long chamber,ie a 308 fired in a 257 Roberts or 6'5/06 .

[M-Tecs]

doing his dumb things safely.

Well stated and you are correct that the fireball on that would be very impressive. I fired an M4A1 with a 10" barrel and the fireball was impressive.

[crawfobj]

Not nearly as bad as the Taurus judge that my ffl had someone bring him for repair. It had a cylinder full of .454 cases stuck in it. You really can't save some people from themselves.

[Snow ninja]

This guy does some very "interesting" stuff, albeit in a very stupid manor.

[Katya Mullethov]

Fire formed 12 gauge full brass hulls from 50 BMG .

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sZaK7D4XVo8


I aint diggin it up right now , but they fired everything the could fit in that thing and could not kill it

[reddoggm]

This guy does some very "interesting" stuff, albeit in a very stupid manor.

Yea I have seen him put bullets in microwaves and all kinds of other Crazy stuff
Fun to watch sitting behind the screen though
DOGG!!!

[MaryB]

Like Moson Nagant destruction test
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gfiXFyIbOZw
part II https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2Bzls73WH7w

[WILCO]

I watched a minute or two. Didn't float my boat.

[Hickok]

Like Moson Nagant destruction test
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gfiXFyIbOZw
part II https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2Bzls73WH7wI have always been a 98 Mauser fan, but after seeing this, I have a whole new respect for the Mosin Nagant rifle.

[rmatchell]

I was buying brass at a new tacticool shop/range ( built in an old carwash) and came across tons of 9mm fired in 40sw also alot of 357sig out of a 40. I stoped buying from them.

[MaryB]

I don't think you would ever blow one up or embed the bolt in your face. Amazing how over built they are and when you think about how old the metal is...


I have always been a 98 Mauser fan, but after seeing this, I have a whole new respect for the Mosin Nagant rifle.

[snuffy]

Like Moson Nagant destruction test
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gfiXFyIbOZw
part II https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2Bzls73WH7w

Those boys are going to be deaf when they hit their later years. Shooting those rifles without ear protection. AND those don't look like shooting glasses either. I wouldn't stand that close directly behind the bolt of that rifle either.

It IS amazing how that Mosin took that much over pressure and would still shoot. I have one that the local Fleet Farm sold for $99.95 a few years back. Mine shoots just fine, but those battle sights are real hard to shoot accurately.

Still I hated to see it destroyed. treating ANY gun like that is a sin. Some kid would/could treasure it and probably shoot it a lot.

[MaryB]

There is a guy making better sights for the Mosins, http://www.smith-sights.com/ and a shim kit that really helps accuracy. Yeah I hate to see a gun destroyed too, bubba gunsmith jobs I can live with, the gun is still useable! Especially if it is a nothing special unmatched numbers Mosin