Videos tagged with Gummy Bears

This YouTube video, titled "Guns & Guests & Gummy Bears!," features a casual "Pew chit chat" with guest friends. Based on the title and description, the content likely revolves around discussions related to firearms, possibly including casual conversation, opinions, or lighthearted commentary about guns. The mention of "Gummy Bears" suggests a relaxed and informal atmosphere, differentiating it from a strictly technical or review-focused video.

This video title, 'The best gummy bears out there on the market… IYKYK,' strongly suggests a review or discussion focused on gummy bear candies, with a colloquial 'inside joke' element indicated by 'IYKYK' (If You Know, You Know). The content is unlikely to involve firearms, ammunition, manufacturers, or any related topics based solely on the provided title and description. It appears to be a product review for confectionery.

This video features Kentucky Ballistics testing the power of the "world's biggest elephant gun," the 700 Nitro Express, by shooting giant gummy bears. The description highlights the controlled environment of the private shooting range and emphasizes the entertainment and educational purposes of the content. It also promotes the channel's sponsor, Aura, and encourages viewer support through Patreon, merchandise, and social media engagement.

This video pits .500 Magnum firearms against gummy bears in a creative and likely destructive demonstration. The focus is on showcasing the immense power of the .500 Magnum cartridge and its effect on a softer, non-traditional target. While the specific firearms are not detailed in the description, the title strongly implies at least one, if not multiple, .500 Magnum revolvers or rifles will be featured. The video is expected to be a visual spectacle of ballistic impact.

This video from Kentucky Ballistics features a unique and entertaining experiment: shooting giant gummy bears with "elephant rifles." While the exact firearm models and calibers are not specified, the title implies powerful firearms are used for this unusual test. The description includes extensive links to the creator's merchandise, Patreon, and social media channels, encouraging viewer engagement and support. A strong disclaimer emphasizes that the content is for entertainment and educational purposes only, filmed in a controlled environment by professionals, and should not be replicated.

This video from Kentucky Ballistics features a test to see if giant gummy bears can withstand projectiles from several powerful handguns. The video showcases a .500 Magnum, .460 Magnum, and a Desert Eagle, among others, in a controlled range environment. The content is presented for entertainment and educational purposes, with a strong emphasis on safety and discouraging replication of the experiments. The description also promotes the creator's merchandise and social media channels.

This YouTube video explores the effectiveness of giant gummy bears as a stopping material for bows and arrows. The description links to a TenPoint Crossbows product page, suggesting the video might also involve a demonstration or review of crossbows and their projectile capabilities, using gummy bears as a unique testing medium. The title directly poses a question about the stopping power of gummy bears against arrows, indicating an experimental approach.

This YouTube video pits a 20mm caliber firearm against giant gummy bears in a slow-motion demonstration. The description provides links to the firearm's creator (markserbu), a slo-motion specialist (gvs9000.com), and the video's creator (edwinsarkissian), including their website and Instagram. While specific firearm models or calibers beyond '20mm' are not explicitly mentioned, the context strongly implies a firearm demonstration focused on destructive capability and visual appeal through slow-motion.

This video features a "50cal vs Giant Gummy Bears" experiment, showcasing the destructive power of a .50 caliber firearm against oversized gummy candies. The description explicitly mentions the use of a Desert Eagle from Magnum Research and thanks Buffalo Bore for providing .50 AE ammunition. Walker's Game Ear is also credited for supplying ear protection, indicating a focus on safe shooting practices. The content appears to be an entertainment-driven demonstration of firearm capability on a non-traditional target.

This YouTube video, titled 'Crossbow vs Giant Gummy Bears,' features a comparison between a crossbow and giant gummy bears. The description provides links to the creator's website and Instagram. While the title and hashtags suggest a focus on archery and gummy bears, the use of a crossbow implies a potential for firearm-adjacent content or comparisons, though no specific firearms are mentioned. The content appears to be entertainment-focused, utilizing a crossbow in an unconventional scenario.

This video explores the ballistic resistance of giant gummy bears against bullets. It features a Glock pistol and a LifeCard .22LR firearm, with the experiment likely aimed at entertainment and demonstrating projectile impact. The description includes links to the creator's website and Instagram, along with a thank you to a firearm supplier. The core of the video is a unique test of a non-traditional material's ability to stop gunfire.