Videos tagged with Oxygen Tanks

This video, titled 'M60 vs oxygen tanks', appears to be a comparison or demonstration involving the M60 machine gun and oxygen tanks. Given the title, the content likely focuses on the destructive capabilities of the firearm against the tanks, or perhaps a unique application or test involving both items. Specific details about the interaction are not provided in the description, but the M60 is a well-known heavy machine gun.

This video features a dramatic demonstration of a .50 caliber M2 Browning machine gun being fired at 1000 pounds of propane and oxygen tanks. The video thanks Mark Serbu and U.S. Ordnance, and includes promotional material for American Hartford Gold with a phone number and text option. The primary focus is the destructive power of the .50 cal round against these volatile targets.

This video, titled "Don’t leave ur oxygen tanks in the fridge," appears to be a cautionary or humorous warning about improper storage of oxygen tanks, specifically advising against placing them in a refrigerator. The content is not directly related to firearms, but rather a safety or practical tip concerning the handling of pressurized gas cylinders. It does not demonstrate or discuss any firearms, calibers, manufacturers, or related topics.

This video features a destructive testing comparison between a 20mm caliber weapon and oxygen tanks. The title implies an examination of the effectiveness of a high-caliber projectile against a potentially volatile target, likely demonstrating the significant destructive power of the 20mm round. The content focuses on the visual impact and explosive potential when the projectile interacts with the oxygen tanks.

This video provides a crucial safety warning about the dangers of leaving oxygen tanks in vehicles. Oxygen tanks, when exposed to heat or subjected to impact, can become highly volatile and pose a significant risk of explosion. The presenter emphasizes the potential for serious injury or property damage if these tanks rupture. This content is a public safety announcement relevant to anyone who uses or transports oxygen tanks, highlighting a critical aspect of safe handling and storage.

This video, titled '20mm Cannon Vs Oxygen Tanks', features content related to firearms, specifically a 20mm cannon, and its interaction with oxygen tanks. The description provides links to Grip6 and the Mark Serbu channel, suggesting a connection to firearm modifications or related content creators. The focus appears to be on demonstrating the destructive power of the cannon against the oxygen tanks, likely for entertainment or educational purposes regarding projectile impact.

This Demolition Ranch video explores the impact of "full oxygen tanks" on an unspecified subject, based on the title. The description heavily promotes SimpliSafe home security, offering a discount code. It also links to the creator's vlog channel, animal-focused channel, and social media. Merch is available, and a free hug is promised for those wearing it. The video credits Kevin MacLeod for intro music and MDK for outro music.