[00:00] All right, here we go.
[00:03] Here's our cow femur.
[00:06] The damage to that
[00:09] literally snapped in half. And then
[00:13] our our neck that we built that was nice
[00:16] solid thick four or five inches of meat
[00:19] absolutely obliterated.
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[00:42] All right. What's up everybody? So, I'm
[00:44] out here with my buddy Brian and we're
[00:46] going to do a little bit of 300 6
[00:48] testing today given the uh controversy
[00:51] going on in recent events. And as you
[00:53] can see, we've got our 30 sixes set up
[00:56] here. And I wanted
[00:59] this video to be professional, so I
[01:01] brought out my buddy Brian, who's a
[01:03] precision rifle competition shooter,
[01:05] just to make sure this is all legit.
[01:07] Brian, what do you think the likelihood
[01:10] of the things we have here today
[01:12] stopping a 30 six round?
[01:13] >> Nothing on this tailgate is going to
[01:15] stop 300 six round, including the
[01:17] tailgate.
[01:18] >> Okay, so let's talk about what we got
[01:20] today. All right, we got some fruit.
[01:21] We're actually going to be shooting a
[01:22] pumpkin. That's already down there.
[01:23] Maybe the watermelon. This next thing,
[01:25] just a big fat pork shoulder blade. Fat
[01:29] bone through here. Twice, two times,
[01:31] three times as thick as my neck. Then,
[01:35] well, we figure if we're going to shoot,
[01:37] we're going to test a human vertebrae.
[01:38] Why don't we use a cow vertebrae that we
[01:41] might just like fold in half if we can?
[01:43] If not, tape it up because I think cow
[01:45] vertebrae is a little bit stronger than
[01:47] human. We'll find out. Next, we figured,
[01:51] why don't we get real ridiculous and
[01:54] bring out the cow femurss? So, we're
[01:55] going to shoot a cow femur. And then, to
[01:58] make it even harder,
[02:00] we're going to slap on a huge slab of
[02:01] beef in front of the cow femur. And then
[02:04] to top this whole test off, we have
[02:07] quarter inch, 1/4 in, 3/8, and 1/2 inch
[02:11] steel plates down there. And we're going
[02:12] to see if literal literal steel can stop
[02:15] 30 rounds. So, let's get to it. All
[02:18] right. All right. So, here we go. First
[02:20] test, the pumpkin.
[02:24] [Music]
[02:27] Well,
[02:30] [Music]
[02:32] all right. Let's check out the damage.
[02:34] Obviously, just a pumpkin, but as you
[02:36] see, force of that blew the entire
[02:38] barrel over. And
[02:41] yeah,
[02:43] didn't stand up to the 300 6. Next,
[02:46] we are going to put on the sheep
[02:48] shoulder blade. All right, we did the
[02:50] pumpkin. Next up, the sheep shoulder
[02:52] blade. Definitely thick bone. About
[02:54] twice the meat mass of a human neck.
[03:03] That's straight through.
[03:06] >> That's the bone was going through there.
[03:08] Yeah. So, as we can see,
[03:11] the uh the sheep shoulder blade did not
[03:15] stop. The 300 6. Basically ripped this
[03:18] entire thing in half straight through.
[03:21] No bullet. Now, we're going to attempt
[03:25] these beef vertebrae, which are, if you
[03:29] look at these things,
[03:31] incredibly thick, 2, three inches thick
[03:33] at some of the bigger parts. Brian was
[03:36] telling me that butchers can use
[03:38] concrete saws to saw through this. So,
[03:41] little bit stronger than a human neck.
[03:42] We're going to check that out next. All
[03:44] right. So, here we go. Next test. Cow
[03:47] neck vertebrae.
[03:53] So, as you can see, the cow neck
[03:58] vertebrae
[03:59] uh stood no chance.
[04:02] >> Ripped in half. And as you can see, even
[04:05] clean through damage straight through
[04:07] the cardboard again. And you can see how
[04:09] thick this bone is, guys.
[04:12] It's almost 2 inch thick. Straight
[04:15] through. No problems. So, next we're
[04:19] going to up the Annie. I'll grab it.
[04:21] Yep.
[04:24] Cow femur. I don't know how many times
[04:26] stronger this cow femur is than a human
[04:29] neck vertebrae, but
[04:32] it's a lot of times. Couple. This thing
[04:34] is gigantic. All right, so that's what
[04:37] we're hitting next. All right, so here
[04:39] is the real test. This is a cow femur.
[04:44] Let's give it a shot.
[04:49] That's a little
[04:51] >> Maybe I did miss
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[05:00] All right. So, let's see the damage. Uh,
[05:03] it's literally in pieces.
[05:08] So, here you go. Where Brian hit that
[05:10] directly in the center.
[05:13] Literally exploded that cow femur in
[05:16] half. Blew straight through. Cow femur.
[05:21] 30 odd six round.
[05:23] Now, think about a human neck, okay? But
[05:25] we're gonna up the Annie even more.
[05:28] Now,
[05:30] we're not only going to take a cow
[05:32] femur, but for anybody that says, "Wow,
[05:33] there's no there's no meat." We're going
[05:36] to slap on a fat 4 in of beef in front
[05:40] of the cow femur and see what happens.
[05:43] Then give them thick skin like Nate.
[05:46] >> All right, last test on the meat. Again,
[05:48] cow femur, bunch of beef, thick tape,
[05:51] and then we're going to move up to the
[05:52] steel. Here we go.
[05:56] >> Well,
[05:58] >> well, the can't everything exploded.
[06:01] >> All right, let's check it out.
[06:06] [Music]
[06:11] >> All right, so let's take a look at the
[06:12] crime scene. As you see, the entire
[06:14] thing exploded on us. Our camera got
[06:16] knocked down, flew through this, as you
[06:19] can see.
[06:20] All right, here we go. Here's
[06:24] our cow femur.
[06:27] The damage to that
[06:29] literally snapped in half. And then
[06:34] our our neck that we built that was nice
[06:37] solid thick four or five inches of meat
[06:40] absolutely obliterated.
[06:42] So yeah. Uh so yeah, next we're going to
[06:46] shoot we're going to test the uh the
[06:48] steel the steel theory. So, we're going
[06:50] to actually shoot steel and see what
[06:52] happens. All right, guys. Now, we're
[06:54] going to test literal steel. 1/4 in 3/8
[06:57] in steel. Let's see what it can do.
[07:09] N. You hit it.
[07:18] All
[07:33] right, so let's check out what 30 O 6
[07:35] did to literal steel. Here we have our
[07:39] and thank god we got an actual
[07:41] competition shooter here to hit this 2
[07:43] inch x2 in plate from 100 yards. uh
[07:45] which I probably would have been able to
[07:47] clean through quarter inch steel.
[07:50] Clean through 3/8 inch steel and half
[07:55] inch steel
[07:57] almost or actually it potentially did
[07:59] actually blow out the side of that. So
[08:08] guys, final thoughts. Literally nothing
[08:11] we brought out here today could stop a
[08:13] 30 six round.
[08:15] literal steel can't stop a 30 odd six
[08:18] round. So, actually the whole man of
[08:20] steel argument doesn't even make sense,
[08:23] does it? So, uh yeah, uh we just wanted
[08:26] to bring this one to you guys, show you
[08:28] uh what a 30 odd six round can really do
[08:30] and so we can sort of kind of stop the
[08:32] confusion about if this was possible or
[08:34] not. And uh yeah, hope you guys enjoyed
[08:37] this one. We'll catch you in the next
[08:38] one.
