Sir next video shoot ur grandpas Lamborghini with some strong guns or shoot a goofy human!!! I’m subscribe bdw

And I like ur video

It’s very cool I have an obsession of a machine gun

Next time could u shoot a mini gun???

Camron!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

That’s what I always say lol 😂

where are they from?

@@gaspernik Gasparin is evidently Mexican.

Our country lives up to it's name ( the land of the free ) literally speaking

Aren't they both from Mexico??? I think you mean 2 immigrants from the same country.

I know right

Same

And grandpas lol

The only science in this is testing how much Charles Darwin's theory of evolution still plays a role in modern society.

I don’t think you got the joke!

Me too. They are great.

Not only that, pure oxygen makes literally everything flammable. I can't even imagine the internal heat and pressures inside that safe, guaranteed well over 3000 psi

I would argue that. If you watch the grenade inside the atm machine you may reconsider.

the exception being a perforated hose has not the effect of a compressed vessel of gas being hit by a 50

I am still laughing from that epic event.

As a machinist who use to design, repair, and assemble those hydraulic cylinders..... I can tell you that pressure isn't quite the same. In paper and in theory it is, but in reality it is quite different. Mainly because of the compression of the oil is completely different than the oxygen ( in it's gas state, almost liquefied ). The hydraulic cylinder is a cell fill/empty type of system. So basically two sides are under compression, but only 50% of it's density/strength is being used. The oxygen on the other hand. Fully compressed, almost allowing it to reach it's secondary state. 100% compressed. Single cell system. The Hydraulic cylinders secondary compression systems ( hoses, etc. ) would give out before full explosion and make a giant mess. It would only contort form initial contact of the projectile. The oxygen? Also HIGHLY flammable ( most hydraulic fluid is inert, but under extreme pressure can be scorching/boiling hot itself ) and no give, beside the WELDED on cap valve....

Bahahahahaa i thought the same thing. He doesnt value his arms much lol

I gotta admit I am not far off PMSL!

No risk it no biscuit.

I was literally waiting for the static elec to power the charge and blow his entire right side off

Yeah even if your head isn't lined up, you lose your arm catastrophically at the shoulder in the middle of a desert the result will be the same.

He is a scientist!

the rawness is part of the charm of his videos IMO

@@lorddoosworth8175 It's the best part. It's wholesome even.

@@lorddoosworth8175 yeah, we don't want sellouts. Hopefully screw tube doesn't mess with them.

The lack of planning and methodology is what makes it so great lol

I think they bought a new one

Yeah it looks almost like new!

Hes being sarcastic guys lol

His grandpa fixed it

I'm just glad they survived the last safe video... these guys are one bad move from a Darwin Award.

Nerd

It also looked tube fed and 22lr

Anything he says his grandfather brought back from the war is a joke.

Lol was def a mosin

Yeah the one with the air tank is top tier content. Never gets dull watching it

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If he would have added a small amount of acetylene and shot it with that fifty cal. they would have been picking up parts for two weeks and had one hell of a fire ball...lol

@@ralphproudfoot620 I thought exactly the same thing, lol, that would be an epic blast.

Welcome! Go back and watch all his videos you won't be disappointed

No, it can't.

It would have been a perfect 10, but the Russian judge gave it an 8.

Lol

You guy’s are looking a little hungry, when is the next cooking video???

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“There is one fatal flaw in the design: If you’ve shooting a bowling ball at it, you’ll have access to the stuff inside the safe. Now lock it again, to show you…”

Noooooooo

Lol, how far would Ed have to run?

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My step father had a welding tank fall over in the shop before I got to work one morning. It knocked the nozzle off and it shot thru 8" cinder block, over 4 parking places and embedded in the bank on the other side of the small 5' wide creek.

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I'd just shoot to a very large open space, exactly where their at. Have someone near landing zone under cover, should be able to locate relatively easy.

👍If you've noticed where the bowling ball received the pressure from the ignition source, the only real damage occurs where the pressure is released around the edge of the ball and the center is left pretty much intact. That would be the best place to put it, epoxy it right in.

@@SSMenace49 Have you watched the previous video on this channel where it was impossible to follow the ball? Without knowing where it's going to land how do you think you could place a person near the landing zone? Look through the channels videos and watch the previous distance shot, it's entertaining.

@@banditeastlick2471 I agree that glueing it away from the ignition source is a good idea for launch but with a round projectile and no rifling, it's likely that ball will rotate during it's travel making the impact side of the ball unpredictable. The main force in play to possibly kill a GPS Apple tracker chip is G forces during launch and again upon landing. Two or three chips implanted around the circumference of the ball away from the powder burn exposed side would increase the odds of at least one of the trackers surviving the landing impact. Two other real world problems exist. One is speed. I don't know if the GPS system can calculate fast enough to track a projectile. The other problem is the possibility of the ball being buried too deep after impact to get a fix on the location. The Tracker tags from Apple are not too expensive so it's worth giving it a try.

@@tenlittleindians ya I saw, kinda need to know how far first, can't really be off by more than a couple hundred yards to hear it hit

Yeah, acetylene and oxygen in the same safe for maximum effect.

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