This YouTube video features a dramatic "RIP 12 Gauge Slugs vs Car" experiment, testing the terminal ballistic performance of 12-gauge slugs against a vehicle. The title suggests a destructive test, likely involving multiple shots to assess penetration and damage. The visual element of a car being impacted by slugs will be a key draw for viewers interested in ballistics and firearm performance.
This YouTube video appears to be a test of whether a 20lb dumbbell can act as bulletproof material, as indicated by the title and associated hashtags. The presence of tags like #gun, #fullautofriday, and references to Demolition Ranch suggest a firearms-related context, likely involving ballistic testing. The video aims to explore the protective capabilities of common objects against firearm projectiles.
This YouTube video, titled '50cal vs Pineapple 🍍', features content creator Edwin Sarkissian. Based on the title, the video likely involves testing the effects of a .50 caliber projectile on a pineapple, a common informal "torture test" for firearms and calibers. The description provides links to the creator's website and Instagram, suggesting promotion of their content and brand. While the specific firearm is not mentioned, the presence of '.50cal' strongly implies the use of a powerful rifle or handgun chambered in that caliber.
This video delves into terminal ballistics, demonstrating the performance of 8mm PAK ammunition against ordnance gel and water. It analyzes permanent and temporary cavities, as well as penetration depth, highlighting the effectiveness of improvised firearms. The demonstration shows the 8mm PAK bullet exceeding FBI penetration standards, comparing favorably to commercial pistol cartridges and emphasizing its potential lethality even at short distances.
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