Supersonic vs Subsonic: What Creates More Destruction?

Which causes more raw terminal destruction—pure speed or heavy mass? In today's test, we are putting two completely different .25 caliber slug philosophies head-to-head to see how they perform on real-world targets: The Contender 1: 26-grain Hybrid Slug flying at supersonic speed. The Contender 2: 38-grain H&N Heavy Hollow Point slug flying at subsonic speed. We put both through a series of impact tests: unopened soda cans, watermelons, water-filled milk jugs, and a yellow gourd to analyze hydrostatic shock, expansion, energy transfer, and total structural failure. Which slug takes the crown for sheer terminal damage? Watch to find out! If you enjoyed the video, please hit that Like button, Subscribe for more airgun testing, and leave a comment below with which projectile surprised you the most! #airgun #slugtesting #terminalballistics #targetshooting #fxairguns #airrifle #hunting #ballistics Mantis scope (4-12x40mm) https://amzn.to/ 4eZvm6B Mantis scope (3-9x40mm) https://amzn.to/ 3QFvtLm Scope rings and mounts: https://amzn.to/ 4XJCxHn Stick on targets: https://amzn.to/4gGfQXC Filament used to 3-D print the suppressors and containers https://amzn.to/3QAKWwf Death grip aluminum tripod https://amzn.to/ 4y2Clms 1L buddy bottle: https://amzn.to/44aBlda DIN valve fill adapter: https://amzn.to/4v83MZG Laser rangefinder| https://amzn.to/4gs87Bw *As an Amazon affiliate I get a commission from qualifying purchases*