50 BMG Vs Running Car

Published on October 23, 2017
Duration: 5:47

This video tests the destructive power of a .50 BMG rifle against a running car engine. The first shot impacted the radiator, causing a leak but not stopping the engine. The second shot, aimed at the engine block, proved fatal, instantly disabling the vehicle. The .50 BMG round demonstrated significant penetration and terminal ballistics against automotive components.

Quick Summary

A .50 BMG round can stop a running car engine. While an initial shot to the radiator caused a leak, a subsequent shot directly into the engine block instantly disabled the vehicle, demonstrating the round's significant terminal ballistics.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Introduction: 50 BMG vs Car Engine
  2. 00:57Target Setup: Running Chrysler Sedan
  3. 02:34First Shot: Radiator Impact
  4. 03:18Second Shot: Engine Block Kill
  5. 03:57Damage Assessment: 50 BMG vs Engine

Frequently Asked Questions

Can a .50 BMG round stop a running car engine?

Yes, a .50 BMG round can stop a running car engine. In this test, the first shot hit the radiator causing a leak, but the engine continued running. The second shot, aimed at the engine block, instantly disabled the vehicle.

What damage does a .50 BMG round cause to a car's engine?

A .50 BMG round can cause catastrophic damage to a car's engine block. It can penetrate the block, lodge itself within the steel, and cause terminal failure, effectively welding itself to the engine components.

What rifle was used to test against the running car?

The rifle used in this test was a Safety Harbor Firearms .50 BMG upper receiver, mounted on an AR-15 lower receiver. It's a bolt-action rifle designed for .50 BMG cartridges.

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