Dash cam catches shotgun slug in flight = dead bad guy w/gun

[keyboardworkout]

Edit: Likely wad being seen not slug (per misc. researchers).

[DDSF1]

Misc leftists, the democrat party, and the media will claim “systematic racism” because the future engineer was obviously just out for a jog.

[MikeLowrrrey]

Pretty crazy. I was watching Hickok45 shoot a 45 and you can actually see the bullet hit the target, almost like you can dodge it.

You never see this in Hollywood movies.

[xxAchillesxx]

Solid shot center mass. Odd that you can see it though... they travel faster than 9mm rounds. Looked like a bean bag round but the guy dropped instantly and later died. And you can see it continue on after it goes through the guy.

[iwant2beswole]

"hey man you good?"

[NsaneOne]

Solid shot. Slugs carry so much stopping power it's insane.

[keyboardworkout]

Solid shot center mass. Odd that you can see it though... they travel faster than 9mm rounds. Looked like a bean bag round but the guy dropped instantly and later died. And you can see it continue on after it goes through the guy.

Tactical slug loads are usually 1200-1300 fps.

[SpermWhale]

"hey man you good?"

lmao @ that

[78novacaine]

It's not the projectile itself that you see in the video. That is, in fact, moving far too fast to be caught on a dash cam or similar recording device. What you're seeing is the plastic wad that separates the powder from the slug/shot inside of the round.

[arod204]

Dude was just out for a jog and about to turn his life around. Damn systemic racism strikes again.

[keyboardworkout]

It's not the projectile itself that you see in the video. That is, in fact, moving far too fast to be caught on a dash cam or similar recording device. What you're seeing is the plastic wad that separates the powder from the slug/shot inside of the round.

I think you are actually seeing the slug. I see them all the time if the lighting is right. Wads don't fly that true and depending on the load, the wad might be attached to the slug.

[BigRangs]

It's not the projectile itself that you see in the video. That is, in fact, moving far too fast to be caught on a dash cam or similar recording device. What you're seeing is the plastic wad that separates the powder from the slug/shot inside of the round.

What about the sound? It's basically silent.

[Blazenwave]

It's the wad and I don't think police use slug rounds, that would be retarded asf. Probably buckshot. From what I just gathered online, police have slug rounds, but only use them on bears and animals.

That object is in frame for too long with such ****ty resolution I don't believe you should be able to see it.

[OffwhiteBrah]

Oh he was just heading to the library to return some books

[AltarOfPlagues]

It's not the projectile itself that you see in the video. That is, in fact, moving far too fast to be caught on a dash cam or similar recording device. What you're seeing is the plastic wad that separates the powder from the slug/shot inside of the round.

this guy shoots shotguns

[AltarOfPlagues]

I think you are actually seeing the slug. I see them all the time if the lighting is right. Wads don't fly that true and depending on the load, the wad might be attached to the slug.

yea they do you know if you are overshooting a dove based on the wadding sometimes

[MyBaddBrah]

If Obama had a son, he could have been just like that guy.

[littlecaesars59]

wow, didn't expect that shot to be so quiet wtf

[iwant2beswole]

Open carry brahs last words before the slug: “am I being detained??”

[AlwaysFocus]

Rekt

[TBO1313]

Tactical slug loads are usually 1200-1300 fps.

These are my slugs of choice. https://www.sportsmansguide.com/prod...unds?a=2184674

495gr and 1400 FPS

[rectifryer]

JFC when a motherfukker must absolutely be got

[keyboardworkout]

These are my slugs of choice. https://www.sportsmansguide.com/prod...unds?a=2184674

495gr and 1400 FPS

Those look cool.

I have not carried and/or trained with slugs for years. We used Brennekes way back. At the time, the slugs we had used a rivet to hold the wad to the slug. That rivet had a tendency of coming back at you after hitting steel plates at short range.

I've re-watched the video a couple of times and think it is a slug but I could be wrong. You can hear the officer run the slide after he gets out so I figured he put a slug in the tube and chambered it. We were trained to carry shotguns with one down in the tube just so we could select a slug.

[TBO1313]

Those look cool.

I have not carried and/or trained with slugs for years. We used Brennekes way back. At the time, the slugs we had used a rivet to hold the wad to the slug. That rivet had a tendency of coming back at you after hitting steel plates at short range.

I've re-watched the video a couple of times and think it is a slug but I could be wrong. You can hear the officer run the slide after he gets out so I figured he put a slug in the tube and chambered it. We were trained to carry shotguns with one down in the tube just so we could select a slug.

They are excellent for soft targets like deer and leave a hell of wound cavity. I never really use a shotgun deer hunting anymore since I've got so many better options now. I used to make fun of the guys who use .300 win mag and chit like that to shoot deer cause its such overkill but as I've gotten older my tolerance for chasing blood trails through the woods is pretty much nil. Following blood trails through the woods and dragging deer 200 yards through thick underbrush sucks more with each passing year.

[FinBra]

I think you are actually seeing the slug. I see them all the time if the lighting is right. Wads don't fly that true and depending on the load, the wad might be attached to the slug.

This, you can also see .45 rounds in broad daylight as long as they're copper heads. Sitting behind the shooters shoulder you can follow it like you would a paintball, it just moves way faster.

[nn586]

dropped like a sack of potatoes

[Ravishing_Rick]

Oh he was just heading to the library to return some books

sad thing is i actually got stopped by a cop on my way to return books
dude looked like he was ready to grab his gun

[bigcat3655]

It's not the projectile itself that you see in the video. That is, in fact, moving far too fast to be caught on a dash cam or similar recording device. What you're seeing is the plastic wad that separates the powder from the slug/shot inside of the round.

This. The wad will punch paper by itself out to about 15 yards. Makes scoring a shotgun slug target pretty difficult sometimes

[Ratfish]

just fukken LOL @ the "stopping power" of pistols

no way in fukk i would use one for home defense

magnum slug crew

i bet that dude had a horrific exit wound

edit: that could have been the shotcup for buckshot too

i was under the impression that cops usually use buckshot so it's safer for people behind the target

the group would be really tight at that distance

[TBO1313]

just fukken LOL @ the "stopping power" of pistols

no way in fukk i would use one for home defense

magnum slug crew

i bet that dude had a horrific exit wound

Can't tell if your joking or not but most people don't understand the massive difference in stopping power between pistol and rifle calibers. A .50 cal desert eagle, which is one of the baddest semi auto pistol calibers out there, has around 1500 ft lbs of energy at the muzzle. A 5.56 round, that some people mock for being weak has around 1800 ft lbs and a 7 mag has around 3000. A 9mm for comparison has about 350