In this video, the host named Scott from "Kentucky Ballistics" tests various wooden bullets in different firearms. He starts with smaller calibers like 9mm and .45 Colt, gradually moving up to larger ones like 12-gauge shotgun, .300 Blackout, and even a .50 BMG. Scott shoots these wooden bullets at a ballistic dummy and logs to observe their effects. Some bullets penetrated the targets, while others broke apart. The video showcases the results of these experiments with slow-motion footage and provides commentary throughout.
1. The speaker is Scott and the video is titled "Kentucky ballistics".
2. Scott has a video sponsored by 511, a company known for their tactical pants, other apparel, and gears.
3. The video focuses on testing exotic ammunition, specifically wood bullets, on a ballistic dummy lab zombie torso.
4. The wood bullets are made from dense wood bought on eBay and are available in pistol, shotgun, and rifle calibers.
5. The bullets are chambered into a Glock 17, a 45 Colt, and a 300 Blackout, and then fired at the dummy.
6. The results show that the wood bullets can survive being chambered and can cause significant damage to the dummy.
7. Wood 50 BMG rounds are also tested, with the results showing that they can pass through the dummy and cause significant damage on the other side.
8. The video ends with Scott expressing surprise at the results and thanking the viewers for watching.