Videos tagged with Projectile Weapon

This experiment tested if common protective helmets (NFL, motorcycle, military) could stop a high-powered crossbow bolt. All tested helmets failed to prevent penetration, with the bolt passing completely through the football and motorcycle helmets, and barely exiting the military helmet. The results highlight the significant penetration power of modern crossbows.

This video tests the ballistic resistance of a Tesla Cybertruck door against various archery equipment. A 20 lb compound bow with a field tip failed to scratch the door, while a 70 lb compound bow with a broadhead only scuffed the surface. The most powerful test involved a 210 lb crossbow, which penetrated the front layer of the stainless steel door but did not exit.

This video showcases ArcFlash Labs' GR-1 Anvil Portable Gauss Rifle, also known as a coilgun or railgun. The description heavily features hashtags related to this unique projectile weapon, highlighting its experimental nature and the 'Forgotten Weapons' channel's focus on unusual firearms. The content likely involves a demonstration or review of the GR-1 Anvil, exploring its capabilities and design.

This video showcases the 'Blubber Buster,' a custom 2-bore whaling cannon firing a 4lb harpoon with 6,600 ft-lbs of energy. Tests against a water drum, zombie target, ballistic dummy, and even a limousine demonstrate its immense power and penetration capabilities. The cannon features a sophisticated recoil dampening system to manage its significant force.

This YouTube video explores a budget Blowdart gun available on Amazon, questioning its potential deadliness with a spear tip. The title also includes hashtags related to firearms and tactical civilian use, suggesting a review or discussion of this unusual item within the broader context of civilian firearm culture and potentially full-auto discussions. The content likely aims to inform viewers about this less conventional projectile weapon.

This video showcases a beginner's first experience shooting a traditional wooden crossbow in Thailand. The user successfully hits a 'Mara Wan' (sweet bitter melon) target on their first try, demonstrating a fun and accessible introduction to archery sports. The content highlights the recreational aspect of target shooting with simple, handmade equipment.

This video showcases three distinct crossbow reloading methods: a tactical, efficient reload; a realistic, physically demanding manual cocking process; and a stylized, video-game-inspired spin reload. It highlights the difference between practical weapon manipulation and performance-based actions, demonstrating dexterity with a custom prop crossbow.

This video showcases a unique AR-15 modification allowing it to fire arrows using blanks. It features tests of both standard arrows for penetration and custom arrows tipped with .223 rounds designed to explode on impact. The tests include impacts on wood, a training dummy, concrete, a ballistic helmet, and soda cans, demonstrating the system's kinetic energy and destructive potential.

This video tests the penetration capabilities of a TenPoint Nitro XRT crossbow against a World War II German steel helmet. The crossbow, capable of 470 FPS and 200 ft-lbs of kinetic energy, successfully penetrated the helmet with both a practice tip and a Muzzy broadhead. The test highlights the significant power of modern crossbows against historical armor.

This YouTube video features a comparison between a crossbow and a YouTube Silver Play Button. The content appears to be a destructive test or experiment, as indicated by the unusual pairing. The video also promotes the creator's website and Instagram, and shouts out another YouTube channel. While not a traditional firearm review, the inclusion of a crossbow positions it within the broader realm of projectile weapons and gear.