AK-105 vs $3,000 Solid Copper Ball

Wow ok, didn’t know tanks were allowed 😂 well played Mr Carriker 🤝

I love how he is still mad at us for how long the "all guns" video took to make 😂

Never woulda guessed that Matt was into CBT(Copper Ball Torture)

I always love how the .22 sounds like a high powered bb gun.

Matt filled the void FPSRussia left in us all, absolute legend.

Matt: "AK -105 made by Palmetto State" Brandon: "Am i a joke to you?"

The difficulty in separating the lead .22 bullet from the copper is due to the lead being able to readily alloy itself to many nonferrous metals. Copper being one of them. If you do remove the lead, you will find that some of it is now intimately mingled with the Copper, (copper has all the fun) A fun video, keep making them.

I’m in absolute shock how strong that copper ball is, I thought medium rounds to do it in badly, let alone a 50 cal! Incredible strength.

When I searched “extreme ball busting” I wasn’t expecting this. But it still served the purpose I needed.

This is one I wish the slow mo guys were a part of. Imagine seeing that tank round hit the ball in ultra slow motion 😍

I asked Chatgpt why it was louder the first shot and this what it said. The first shot being louder when firing an AK with a suppressor (silencer) is due to a phenomenon known as "first-round pop." This occurs because suppressors work by trapping and slowing down the expanding gases produced by the fired round, which helps reduce the noise generated by the gun. When a gun is fired, there is unburnt gunpowder or other debris left in the suppressor after the bullet leaves the barrel. This debris can temporarily obstruct the suppressor's internal space, causing a slight increase in pressure for the first shot. As a result, the first shot tends to be slightly louder than subsequent shots because once the suppressor is clear of debris, it functions more efficiently in reducing the noise of subsequent shots. It's worth noting that this effect is more noticeable with certain types of ammunition or specific suppressor designs. Over the course of continuous firing, the suppressor tends to function more consistently, and the noise reduction is more noticeable after the initial shot.

The effort and production that went into this video is nothing short of impressive. Great video Matt.

Guys, i'm starting to think he's never going to let us off the hook for making him film that video lol

He resorted to using the tank, that ball is insanely durable

This is great; You're the kind of guy that makes non-gun people appreciate guns for legit fun / interesting factor :) (Subbed after 1 vid!)

Two of the best channels!!!!!!! Love the quad of you guys

Someone, please do a compilation of Matt grabbing metal after it's just been shot and saying "ohhh, it's HOT!" like he never expected it...every single time lol.

All these years and Matt still hasn’t realized that fired rounds are hot 😂

man this channel is awesome A FAN since the start

It’s pretty crazy how much damage that tank round did. Always great content!