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

Published on January 17, 2020
Duration: 8:17

This video demonstrates the effectiveness of an AK-47 firing 168 rounds of 7.62x39mm ammunition in breaching a Sentry Safe. The test focuses on destroying the hinge, which proves to be the safe's primary weak point. The results show that while the safe's fireproofing material is compromised, the thin metal construction is ultimately overcome by sustained automatic fire.

Quick Summary

An AK-47 firing 168 rounds of 7.62x39mm ammunition successfully breached a Sentry Safe by targeting and destroying its hinge. This demonstrated that the hinge is the primary weak point, allowing the door to be easily pried open after sustained automatic fire.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Intro: Sentry Safe Overview & Hinge Focus
  2. 01:06Prep: AK-47 Ready & Sponsor Shoutout
  3. 01:19Semi-Auto Test: Dial & Hinge Impact
  4. 02:10Full-Auto Destruction: Targeting the Hinge
  5. 04:11Damage Assessment: Shredded Safe
  6. 04:34Opening the Safe: Prying the Door Off
  7. 06:01Conclusion: 168 Rounds to Breach

Frequently Asked Questions

Can an AK-47 open a Sentry Safe?

Yes, in this test, an AK-47 firing 168 rounds of 7.62x39mm ammunition was able to breach a Sentry Safe by destroying its hinge. The focus was on the hinge as the primary weak point.

What was the most effective way to breach the Sentry Safe with an AK-47?

Concentrating full-auto fire on the safe's hinge proved most effective. Destroying the hinge allowed the door to be easily pried open, bypassing the locking mechanism.

How many rounds did it take to breach the Sentry Safe?

It took approximately 168 rounds of 7.62x39mm ammunition fired from a full-auto AK-47 to completely destroy the hinge and breach the Sentry Safe.

What are the weak points of a Sentry Safe against ballistic attack?

The hinge is a significant weak point. While the safe has internal fireproofing, its thin metal construction and relatively small locking bolts mean the hinge is critical for security against direct assault.

Related News

All News →

More Range & Competition Videos You Might Like

More from Kentucky Ballistics

View all →