Videos tagged with Log Splitting

This YouTube video appears to be a demonstration of a firearm, likely a rifle or powerful pistol, being used in a forceful manner, as suggested by the title "Chewing UP logs!". The description is blank, providing no additional context. Based solely on the title's implication of destructive capability, the video is likely showcasing the power and performance of a firearm. The use of an emoji suggests an element of excitement or surprise intended for the viewer.

This video explores the effectiveness of various firearm calibers in splitting logs, a task typically done with an axe. Expert Edwin Sarkissian demonstrates that even powerful handgun and rifle rounds like .50 BMG struggle with large logs, though .50 BMG can split smaller ones. The experiment highlights the limitations of kinetic energy transfer from bullets for such tasks, ultimately resorting to binary explosives for the final log split.