Скачать или смотреть 12ga ROCKSALT: It worked a little too well...

Would rock salt work as non-lethal ammo? You might be surprised.
In today’s test, we load up 12-gauge shotgun shells with rock salt to find out whether this old-school deterrent actually holds up as a self-defense option. Is it painful enough to stop an intruder—but still legally safe to use? Let’s find out.

We compare the damage, range, and legal risks of rock salt against rubber rounds and other less-lethal options. The results include eviscerated chickens, exploding melons, and a brutal wake-up call on what non-lethal really means.

If you're thinking about using salt shells for home defense... watch this first.

📌 Timestamps & Chapters
00:00 – What is rock salt ammo and how it works
01:04 – How painful is rock salt? Realistic analog test
01:47 – Can it stun an attacker? Close-range effectiveness
03:18 – Legal dangers of using rock salt in self-defense
04:16 – Comparing damage to less-lethal alternatives
05:42 – Watermelon test: visualizing blunt force trauma
06:33 – Shooting raw chicken: how much damage does it do?
07:49 – Verdict: effective—but is it legal?

🧠 What You’ll Learn
Can rock salt stop a home invader without killing them?

How it stacks up to rubber rounds and bean bag shells

The potential legal consequences of using it in real life

Why the myth of “harmless deterrent” might be wrong