Every "BANNED" War Bullet Explained

Shooting Tripod: https://amzn.to/3U67R1o Real Avid Smart TORQ: https://amzn.to/3S50PHZ Fix It Sticks W/Torq Limiter: https://amzn.to/3HlAhx3 0:00 Dum-Dum Bullets and Stopping Power 1:24 The .303 Mark IV and Omdurman 2:59 The Expansion Debate and Mark V 3:52 The .455 Webley Mark III 4:56 The Hague and Webley Mark IV 6:09 Gardiner Explosive Musket Shells 7:22 St. Petersburg and WWI Explosive Bullets 8:27 Brock and Pomeroy Against Airships 9:46 B-Patrone and German Snipers 10:52 Soviet 7.62×25mm Explosive Rounds 11:27 Patrone 318 and Tear Gas 12:46 Poison Bullets and Nuremberg This video traces the history of controversial military bullets, from British .303 Dum-Dum ammunition to explosive, chemical, and poison projectiles. It follows the argument over stopping an attacker and the damage left behind when a person survives a gunshot. The story moves through British colonial campaigns, the American Civil War, both World Wars, and the proceedings at Nuremberg. Along the way, it compares bullet designs, their intended targets, and the limits discussed in the Hague and St. Petersburg declarations. Disclosure: Sound: Epicdemic Sound Our videos are strictly for documentary, educational purposes only. Imitation or the use of any acts depicted in these videos is solely AT YOUR OWN RISK. Neither we nor YouTube are responsible for any injuries or damage to your guns if you try what's shown in our videos. We are not a federally licensed gun store and DO NOT sell or transact with serialized firearms. We don't sell guns and don't teach how to change them in illegal ways (such as full auto trigger or any grey area NFA topics). By viewing or flagging this video you are acknowledging the above.