Videos tagged with Gummy Bears

This video from the Shawn Ryan Show uses a humorous Napoleon Dynamite clip to announce the restock of Vigilance Elite Gummy Bears. The content is purely promotional and entertainment-focused, leveraging internet memes to create excitement around a product release. It does not contain instructional or technical firearms information.

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 features John 'Shrek' McPhee sharing highly sought-after Albanese World's Best Gummy Bears. The content highlights the popularity and desirability of these specific gummy bears, with McPhee noting colleagues have been trying to obtain them all week. The review emphasizes the 'If you know, you know' (IYKYK) aspect of these popular treats.

This video from Kentucky Ballistics explores the surprising lethality of various candies when fired from specialized firearms. Host Scott tests different candies, including Skittles, Nerds, Tic Tacs, and Gummy Bears, using a 4-gauge shotgun and a Can Cannon against a ballistic dummy. The experiment highlights how candy composition and mass can lead to significant impact damage, with hard candies causing cuts and gummy candies forming a slug. The video concludes with a demonstration of the destructive power of a .577 T-Rex rifle.

This video tests the stopping power of several large-caliber safari rifles, including the 700 Nitro Express, 600 Nitro Express, .577 Tyrannosaur, 500 Nitro Express, and 416 Rigby, by shooting giant gummy bears. The 700 Nitro Express penetrated 9 gummy bears, the 600 Nitro Express and .577 Tyrannosaur penetrated 12, and the 500 Nitro Express also penetrated around 12. The 416 Rigby was the most accurate, staying on track and penetrating 15 gummy bears.

This video showcases a functional, gold-plated miniature AK-47 that fires 2mm projectiles. Despite its size, it demonstrates surprising kinetic energy, penetrating gummy bears, cherry tomatoes, a glass bottle, and even an aluminum can. The video also features a JX Tactical holster and tests the miniature firearm's ability to ignite primers, which it fails to do.

This video compares the ballistic performance of the 500 Linebaugh and Smith & Wesson 500 Magnum revolvers using giant gummy bears as targets. Both calibers demonstrate significant power, with bullets penetrating multiple bears. The test highlights the destructive capability of these high-powered handgun rounds in a casual, yet informative, range day setting.

This video tests the penetration capabilities of two elephant rifles, the .458 Lott and .500 Nitro Express, against 50 pounds of giant gummy bears. It compares the performance of Hornady DGX expanding rounds versus Nosler brass solid non-expanding rounds, demonstrating significant differences in terminal ballistics and penetration depth.

This video compares the penetration power of various handguns, including .500 Magnum, .460 Magnum, and a .50 AE Desert Eagle, against giant gummy bears. Larger magnum calibers penetrated 3-4 gummy bears, while standard calibers like .45 ACP, 9mm, and .22 LR were stopped by the second bear. The test provides a visual, albeit unconventional, demonstration of terminal ballistics.

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 video showcases the destructive power of a 20mm round fired from the Typhon 20 rifle against giant gummy bears. It features a comparison with a 7.62x39mm round, high-speed slow-motion footage of the impact, and analysis of the projectile's effect. The demonstration highlights the significant kinetic energy transfer of the large caliber round.

This video tests the stopping power of various firearms against giant gummy bears. A .50 caliber rifle with API-T rounds was stopped by the 6th gummy bear at point-blank range. An FN SCAR 17 in 7.62x51mm stopped in the 3rd bear, while a Desert Eagle 50AE was stopped by the 4th bear. The experiment highlights differences in projectile energy and construction.