Comments by "Psiberzerker" (@Psiberzerker) on "DemolitionRanch" channel.

  1. That was absurd. Especially the 9mm in the .40S&W.
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  2. LOL! "Soup can" wadcutter. I'm glad someone's doing a video on these. That 700 grainer's got to kick like a mule!
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  3. "It takes less energy to blink your eye..." LOL. IK, it's satire. But still, the "Logic" here is hilarious. You have less strength in your eyelid, to overcome the sear resistance in the gun's action, AND it would have to be a "Wink Trigger," because if you blink both eyes, you can't see what you're aiming at. This idea is so absurdly hilarious, I'd actually love to see the video on that pitch.
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  4. The cheapest muffler (I don't call them Silencers) is actually pretty damned cheap, if you have a single shot .45 with a good lockup. (I used a super-comanche, and subsonic "Soup Can" handloads. I called them "Soup Can" because that was roughly the shape of the 379 Wadcutter I loaded deep in that cartridge so I could build up more pressure, faster while it was in the 6" barrel. Super-comanche pistol, the hammer was the loudest sound it made, but it was an oil impregnated fiber packed wet can. Basically like a Glass Pack for a car muffler without the baffling. It was only good for one shot, but that one shot was quieter than the hammer snap, and the wadcutter hit like a hand-thrown soup can. The whole can cost like $15 bucks with English hose clamps in 1990s Ace Hardware dollars. not counting the gun, and ammo, you just had to take it apart, and re-pack the whole thing, after every shot. Not really all that economical, unless you're a budget hit-man. Also incredibly illegal, so don't try this at home, folks.)
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  5. It's basically a Mateba. ‎Emilio Ghisoni‎ left the Mateba conglomerate, and Chiappa agreed to make his next revolver, but that's why it looks like that.
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