Kaui's video: Ramset 22 cal Blanks in a real Glock

A terrible, unsafe activity that I do so you dont have to, lol. Loading up ramset .22 cal "blanks" into my A-Salt-Glock 22lr (TacSol conversion). I was curious about the crimp style and amount of powder, as I am attempting to make "toad/roach-shot" 22lr rounds that fire salt projectiles for pest eradication. These ramset rounds can be found at any hardware store. Remember to ALWAYS follow the rules of firearm safety (eye and ear-pro too!), even if you're doing something retarded like me! I was reading online a bunch about why this is a terrible idea. Projectiles/fire come out the barrel, the powder is dirty as hell, and its LOUD. If you're doing a 4th of July bang bang into the air, this is safer than shooting a projectile that goes up and then comes down again somewhere, but shooting these ramset powder charges in a real gun is still HIGHLY ill-advised. Even with this heavier powder charge, it still didnt cycle the slide enough to poop out the round or even cause a stovepipe type malfunction. Don't try this at home unless you want to injure yourself and get the cops called!