machined APFSDS projectiles

[jackssmirkingrevenge]

Test part II just uploaded by taofledermaus:

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Much more encouraging

[jackssmirkingrevenge]

Demoliton Ranch and my sh1tty first prototypes

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Hopefully in the next videos with the improvements I won't look so bad

[Gun Freak]

Jesus Christ those rounds really are impressive... I mean they look awesome! I wouldn't wanna shoot the all metal round either you're getting famous jack!!

[jackssmirkingrevenge]

I wouldn't wanna shoot the all metal round either

As soon as he said that I remembered Lab's comment earlier:

Are you sure this isn't going to be another miniboy?

you're getting famous jack!!

I think that now that I'll be out of Europe, not need to be so secretive about my identity and location... might start another youtube channel that's more public and keep my current one for the "grey area" projects...

[qwerty]

It's been a while.
Seeing the machined rounds of yours on Tao's channel brought me back.
I think a new YouTube channel would be brilliant, you could even roll in some income if it became popular enough. I assume you are moving to the US?

[jackssmirkingrevenge]

Look who's back

I think a new YouTube channel would be brilliant, you could even roll in some income if it became popular enough.

Yeah, right now youtube is just a free video-hosting service for me but if there's money in it I could be encouraged to increase the production value of my videos.

I assume you are moving to the US?

Close and soon! aaaaaaaaaaaaaaa!!!!

[Labtecpower]

I sure hope he picks a nice target and makes some good footage of it
maybe time to invest in a nice high-speed camera

When I get back to school I want to make some saboted rounds for my QDV, it is capable of pretty impressive velocities with heavy rounds.
about 280 meters per second for a 50 gram golf ball at 10 bar..

It drops to about 100 meters per second for a 500 gram projectile hehe

[jackssmirkingrevenge]

I sure hope he picks a nice target and makes some good footage of it

Hopefully he'll be shooting at something bigger, and with the addition of the stabilizing sleeves it should fly straighter too.

maybe time to invest in a nice high-speed camera

If this goes well it would be cool to see these used by someone with a "proper" high speed camera like brassfetcher or Rated RR.

When I get back to school I want to make some saboted rounds for my QDV, it is capable of pretty impressive velocities with heavy rounds.
about 280 meters per second for a 50 gram golf ball at 10 bar.

Gary from Weaponeer got in touch too, we might be scaling these up to 37mm more like the sort of pressures I'm used to hehe

[POLAND_SPUD]

wow how did I miss it...?

awesome stuff

[jackssmirkingrevenge]

Cheers Jeff from Taofledermaus said he might do another video next weekend, can't wait!

[qwerty]

Just reading some of the comments on demolitions ranch's video. Boy, do you get a lot of hate on these rounds from a variety of people.

"This kid just needs to stop. He's wasting his time"

And my personal favourite,

"Tell that karbine guy to use gorilla glue on the plastic so it doesn't break apart"

I think you know what you need to do now, get that gorilla glue flowing

[Gun Freak]

Sometimes the level of stupidity of some of the comments I see on YouTube just makes my day

[jackssmirkingrevenge]

"This kid just needs to stop. He's wasting his time"

hehe I saw that, just an opinion. What amazed me was how overwhelmingly positive the respose was in spite of the fact that most of those shots were epic fails

I think you know what you need to do now, get that gorilla glue flowing

Thank goodness that comment enlightened me, I feel like such a fool now!

[jackssmirkingrevenge]

Made a little slideshow on how I make these things:

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[dart guy]

Jsr, stick to the forums type launchers. also in normal shells the load is normally compressed into the shell by a plastic top cover, i think you should ask them to put a little hot glue or wax in the shell to seal it in. also you may want to make thicker fins for shotguns like those bolt rounds or try a new material like hot glue or something more flexible and less brittle.