Nosler ASP 9mm Ammo Review 

If Paul is an average shooter then I had better just give up trying.

I was about to comment how cheeky that line was, he's literally a decorated marksman.😅

If I had Paul's hands I could recreate the statue of David in full military regalia in a ~2 hour video.

We are in a spiritual war. There are principalities of darkness in high places who practice the dark occult arts of summoning demonic entities to let loose in our earthly realm. These entities attach themselves and possess individuals susceptible to their influence to carry out evil acts to drive division among the American people and ultimately to undermine the freedoms of Americans. The 12 virtues helps to block, bind, and limit the influence of these "entities" specifically in the context of gun ownership. As more people understand and live by these virtues, we strengthen the angels among us and weaken the grip of the demonic entities over all of humanity.... THE 12 VIRTUES OF THE RESPONSIBLE GUN OWNER: HUMILITY: The quality of having a modest or low view of one's own importance. It involves the recognition of one's limitations, imperfections, and fallibility, and the willingness to acknowledge and learn from one's mistakes. A humble person is not overly concerned with status, recognition, or personal gain, but instead focuses on serving others and contributing to the greater good. TEMPERANCE: The quality of having restraint and moderation in one's emotions, behaviors, and desires. Temperance is an important virtue as it helps people maintain self-control and avoid impulsive or harmful actions. GRATITUDE: A feeling or expression of thankfulness or appreciation for something that one has received or experienced. It is a positive emotion that can be directed towards others or towards life in general, and is often associated with feelings of joy, contentment, and well-being. Gratitude can also be a practice, in which individuals consciously focus on the good things in their lives and cultivate a sense of appreciation for them. SOBRIETY: The quality of being free from the effects of alcohol or drugs. It can also be used more broadly to describe a lifestyle or attitude that emphasizes moderation, restraint, and self-control. MORAL DUTY: The obligation to act in a certain way that is consistent with moral principles or values. It is the responsibility that one has to do what is right and ethical, regardless of personal gain or benefit. PATRIOTISM: Patriotism generally refers to the love, devotion, and loyalty that a person feels toward their country. It often includes a sense of pride in one's country, its history, culture, and achievements. MINDFULNESS: The state of being present and fully engaged in the current moment, paying attention to one's thoughts, feelings, and surroundings. It involves being non-judgmental and accepting of what is happening in the present moment. Having situational awareness. CONSIDERATION: Involves taking into account the needs and feelings of others before making a decision or taking action. It is the act of being thoughtful and showing regard for the well-being of others. COURAGE: Involves taking action to protect others in the face of danger or adversity, and being willing to stand up for what is right, even when it is difficult or unpopular. It requires both physical and moral strength, as well as a willingness to take risks and face challenges in order to protect others. RESILIENCE: Refers to the ability of an individual or a system to recover from difficult or challenging circumstances. It involves adapting to adversity, maintaining a positive outlook, and bouncing back from setbacks. Resilience can apply to various areas of life, such as personal relationships, health, work, and business. It is not the absence of difficulty or hardship, but rather the ability to cope with and overcome them. Developing resilience can help individuals navigate difficult situations and emerge stronger and more capable. THOROUGHNESS: refers to the quality of being meticulous, careful, and precise in carrying out tasks or fulfilling responsibilities. It involves a strong attention to detail and a commitment to ensuring that all necessary steps are taken and all relevant aspects are considered. A thorough person is diligent in their approach, consistently adhering to established procedures, conducting comprehensive checks, and verifying information or results to minimize errors and ensure accuracy. PRUDENCE: Someone who is prudent carefully considers all the available information before making a decision or forming an opinion. This involves being open-minded, objective, and patient in gathering and evaluating evidence, and avoiding hasty or impulsive conclusions. Such a person would be able to weigh the pros and cons of different options, assess the potential risks and benefits, and make a well-informed and reasonable judgment.

It can actually be off putting in my opinion. If you claim you average when your exceptional it makes every genuinely average person feel inadequate erroneously. I hate to be the feelings police (I’m usually hurting them).

0:21 - I laughed!! & really couldn't agree more

Turn subtitles on and it's even funnier

OK, then its not me gradually loosing my hearing.

furthermore, i think he was giving a foreshadowing of what his opinion about the ammo was going to be lol

Then came the subtle asp dig at John Corriea

No you’re mistaken, I’m the one who won the prize. paulh6969 told me so.

I'm just here for the ass ammunition

What did you win?

You be the judge

Sorry play again

A lying fraud? A nasty liberal? I don’t get what you’re calling yourself.. reminds me of a song lyric “shush girl, shut your lips, do the Hellen Keller, and talk with your hips”

I thought the same thing lmao

Not necessarily snake oil. They all develop to their test barrels, so that stuff will group better in someone’s gun but if the bullets won’t open up out of that Baretta 92 they ain’t gonna open out of the short Ruger LC9

bro the cheap ones opened up better against cloth than the sponsored bias ones.@@Batmicheal

@@Perkeletricksterservantofrher I don’t remember the video but I don’t doubt it. Typically HP with low velocity thresholds are less expensive than HP with moderate to high velocity thresholds. But it looks like I was commenting on the barrel length and lack of opportunity to get enough velocity out of the 1.8” barrel of the mentioned subcompact when the long barrel of the Beretta 92 didn’t obtain enough velocity to reach the threshold.

It reminds me of the Massad Ayoob vid with the "shoot me first" vest.

Uhh, he IS a magician! It's official

​@@archvilethe87th60 I loved that Massad video. Nothing like watching a man reach into his vest and withdraw his tactical survival sandwich and then with complete deadpan, next pull out his emergency backup sandwich.

What? I missed it, when did he pull out a magician?

The chunk of orange trying to take out the camera was my first clue.

9mm will blow a lung out of your body 😮

I second that

Especially if a wasp or fly or similar critter considers doing a landing :)

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Completely agree. It's like watching the suspenseful part of a movie. I need to see where the bullets hit.

Nope, you go first...

“Salluh!”

Snakes. Why did it have to be snakes?

And for our metric-oriented friends, ASP - 387 Joules FED - 410 SIG - 521

Thanks for that. The Sig ammo is 100 ft-lbs more than the ASP, that is significant (as Paul would say).

@@motorosso3349 You're welcome and definitely agree.

Paul is a national treasure, folks.

Yeah, that "average shooter" comment was hilarious. He can shoot better upside down than I could on a rest, of that I have no doubt.

Go get some guns dude they’re awesome

If you are able to, go get you a cheap .22 single action revolver ! The absolute most fun for the least money! Simple to use and eminently practical to have

Same!

I've never heard anyone pronounce Asperger's Disease correctly. And worse I can't stop myself snickering at assburgers.

I came to tnr game late. I’ve created a note on my phone to keep track of ammo. When I was adding Nosler to the list, I wrote what I heard and it wasn’t ASP. I intended to go back to see what he letter meant but didn’t.

Mediocre would be step up.

Winchester White Box at premium prices?

​@@markh.6687 I find WWB and Remington UMC not much different than the crazy-priced stuff. I also think 9mm in general sucks, and like almost any other caliber better.

You won't get everything you ask for, and then some, unless it has "Buffalo Bore" or "Underwood" on the box. And of those, only Buffalo Bore seems to be honest about how they obtain real-world velocities from actual common length barrels.

Is that guy still alive? He's such a goon

@@JoshBenware that's actually a nicer way of describing than I could have come up with

@@JoshBenware Yes and he now sports a jerry curl

And right on target.

@@airgunfun4248 😅 for real!? I almost gotta go look

We need Paul to review every pop tart flavor.

Then to hear him say Nozzler Ass :)

I watched it on my phone and I immediately noticed that too.

Rounds are supersonic at about 1125 fps and louder, something to think about in regards to your hearing in a self defense situation.

He's done that earlier. One factor is what ammo he has on hand, & sometimes what is sent to him.

Good to reload too.

Their .380 Elite performs about on par with Hornady Critical Defense, & cost about $9.00 less.

What did he do that disappointed Paul?

@@brandonmitchell3617 I'm sure you can find a few videos on it here on RU-vid since quite a few people covered the drama. The dude from ASP had a quote saying that the meat target was a horrible "medium" for testing and comparing different ammunition. Paul ended up coming out with an entire video that put to rest the controversy over his meat targets by setting up 3 meat targets and shot each one to show the consistency of the results without having any camera cuts or editing in between to prove there's no funny business going on. Ended up being a great video overall.

The sig federal hydrashock and the hornady ftx are all good, just use what is reliable in your gun and preforms well. That being said Paul uses the green&white box as a standard so if it works....

​@@Jezus42I believe he uses it in the comparisons because it's available pretty much everywhere.

@@paisleyprince5280 also it seems to preform acceptably in most firearms.

That's what I used for self defense against a moose. I'll second that lol

It's the Pabst blue ribbon of ammunition.

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I like watching these comparisons too, but ultimately, you have to make your selections based on the results you get with them.

I agree. I kinda miss the impact segment.

I think it adds some good information about the speed of follow up shots.

!ND ammo failures

I've gotten adept at calling out his next shot with almost 69% accuracy. I never guess the flyers though.