Can You Open A Sentry Safe With An AK-47 ??? (Full Auto Friday!)

Published on January 17, 2020
Duration: 8:17

In this demonstration, Scott from Kentucky Ballistics tests the security of a Sentry Safe by firing 168 rounds of 7.62x39mm from a full-auto AK-47. The expert-level test focuses on the safe's hinge, ultimately revealing that sustained full-auto fire can compromise its structural integrity, allowing the door to be easily pried open. The video highlights the safe's construction, including its steel skin and fireproofing insulation, and demonstrates a destructive entry technique.

Quick Summary

Scott from Kentucky Ballistics tested a Sentry Safe by firing 168 rounds of 7.62x39mm from a full-auto AK-47. The primary focus was the safe's hinge, which was completely destroyed by the sustained fire. This allowed the door to be easily removed, demonstrating that the hinge was the weakest point of the safe's construction against this type of ballistic attack.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Introduction to Sentry Safe
  2. 01:06Preparation and Sponsor Shoutout
  3. 01:19Semi-Auto Testing
  4. 02:10Full-Auto Destruction
  5. 04:11Damage Assessment
  6. 04:34Opening the Safe
  7. 06:01Conclusion and Channel Updates

Frequently Asked Questions

How did the AK-47 affect the Sentry Safe?

The AK-47, firing 168 rounds of 7.62x39mm in full-auto, completely destroyed the hinge of the Sentry Safe. This allowed the door to be easily pried open, demonstrating a significant vulnerability in the safe's structural integrity under sustained ballistic assault.

What are the key construction features of the Sentry Safe tested?

The Sentry Safe tested weighed approximately 70 pounds and featured a steel skin with internal fireproofing insulation. Its locking mechanism included three 1-inch steel bars, but the hinge was identified as the primary point of failure during the ballistic test.

What caliber ammunition was used in the AK-47 for the Sentry Safe test?

The AK-47 used in the test fired 7.62x39mm ammunition. A total of 168 rounds were expended during the full-auto assault aimed at breaching the Sentry Safe, specifically targeting its hinge assembly.

Who conducted the Sentry Safe ballistic test with the AK-47?

The ballistic test was conducted by Scott from the YouTube channel Kentucky Ballistics. He is presented as an established firearms content creator with specialized equipment, demonstrating high authority and expertise in firearms testing and safe destruction.

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