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Oh look, more AI trash from my favorite "bad information from clueless people who don't know" channel. Based on their "how bullets are made" video, I expect this one to be loaded with inaccurate information about how gold foil was made 100 years ago.🍿
Clickbait AI garbage, 100%. Most information presented misleading at best, totally clueless most of the time. NOTHING about making bullets. Minus 12 out of 10. EDIT: LMAO this is hysterical: _"copper, long known for its durability and resistance to corrosion..."_ Durability? It's among the SOFTEST metals for a reason, and that reason is why bronze swords (lots of copper) fell out of favor the MOMENT people figured out how to make them from Iron. As for corrosion...know why the Statue of Liberty is green? Go ahead, take a guess, and be certain that it being covered in COPPER has a lot to do with it. How hard do you have to work to make garbage this bad? More like BS-orama.
The bullet is a projectile, tip of the cartridge that is pushed through the barre by the pressure from ignited powder charge by primer, hit by ignition pin and leaves the barrel towards the target. So whole thing closed with the case is called a cartridge, not a bullet.
this is a joke title the US can't produce millions most of its factories were shut down over the last 30 years their capacity is about 35k a month now, their reserves have also dwindled to nearly set off the alarms which is very low they just opened another factory in Teaxeas to help but it is not in full capacity production yet its just promotional and propaganda so far even if come in full production it will take a few months -- the title says millions then the announcers say's 800k that is short of 200k to make a million like the title says we all know the government can't balance the budget but these guys can't even count
@@Factorama_eng The opening word was the US Global is the wrong word because you could be including Russia, North Korea and China - you should SAY western nations or NATO
The US doesn’t need millions. They were shutting those plants down. The US military was producing 14K 155mm per year and were ramping it down further. There are no paying customers for these munitions. Most countries make their own. The US is ramping up production to 100K a year mostly to send to Ukraine for free. The US could easily make millions if there were any customers.
Nowadays you have rubber, plastic, ceramic, custom and all sorts of other possible bullets that can be made though. The cheap majority mass produced will always be the above seen materials, but you can shoot glass marbles, pennies or batteries out of shotgun shells for heaven sake :)
Lost track of the number of times the word bullet was used incorrectly . A cartridge , a round of ammunition , or a case is not a bullet . A bullet is the projectile . And only the projectile .
NOT ONCE throughout this video was the narrator discussing what was actually occurring on the screen!!! Who the HELL made this and who the hell though it would be informative in any way…..and then conveniently place a big breasted woman in the thumbnail for clickbait??? TRASH WASTE OF TIME!!!! P.S. Channel blocked….you lost a would be subscriber IN THE FORST VIDEO OF YOURS I’VE EVER WATCHED…..AND THE LAST! 🙄👋
Video is not corresponding to audio. Did not see single bullet made. I've seen other better videos showing whole process from sheet of brass to complete ammo.
You obviously don't know much about ammunition. You mention many, many times bullets yet show shell casings. A bullet is just 1 peice of a cartridge. It's the projectile, not the casing, primer, or accelerant. You've really misled the cidiots now.
What you are referring to as a "bullet" is actually a "Cartridge". The "bullet" is merely the lead cored, copper jacketed projectile. The remainder of the cartridge is the primer, powder and the brass (cylinder).
