Are Marshmallows DEADLY? (Shotgun Test)

Published on December 10, 2024
Duration: 1:27

This video tests the terminal ballistics of marshmallows fired from a 12-gauge shotgun. While surprisingly effective at destroying a melon and penetrating a shrapnel vest, accuracy was poor. The host also promoted Arrowhead Tactical jackets and SDI gunsmithing courses.

Quick Summary

Marshmallows fired from a 12-gauge shotgun can be surprisingly destructive, completely shattering a melon and penetrating a shrapnel vest. However, accuracy is questionable, with significant deviation from the point of aim observed.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Intro: Marshmallows from a Shotgun?
  2. 00:15Test Setup: Melon, Jug & Vest
  3. 00:23Accuracy Test Results
  4. 00:34Giveaway & Gundy Award
  5. 01:01Energy Transfer: Melon vs Water Jug
  6. 01:09Lethality Test: Shrapnel Vest Penetration

Frequently Asked Questions

Can marshmallows fired from a shotgun be deadly?

While not designed as a weapon, marshmallows fired from a 12-gauge shotgun demonstrated significant destructive power on a melon and penetrated a shrapnel vest, indicating potential for serious injury.

How accurate are marshmallows shot from a shotgun?

Accuracy is questionable. In the test, a marshmallow fired from a 12-gauge shotgun deviated significantly from the point of aim on a paper target, suggesting poor precision.

What happened when a marshmallow hit a melon fired from a shotgun?

When fired from a 12-gauge shotgun, the marshmallow completely shattered a melon, demonstrating substantial energy transfer upon impact.

Did the marshmallow projectile penetrate a shrapnel vest?

Yes, the marshmallow fired from the 12-gauge shotgun successfully penetrated a shrapnel vest, passing all the way through and leaving a clean hole.

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