Barrett M107A1 50 Cal vs. A Cheap Walmart Safe? (HD)

Published on March 1, 2017
Duration: 8:32

This video demonstrates the destructive power of a Barrett M107A1 firing .50 BMG rounds against a cheap Walmart safe. The safe, after being shot with approximately 10 rounds, sustained significant damage including a blown-out back and side, bent locking mechanisms, and ultimately required a chisel to open. The .50 caliber rounds proved highly effective at breaching the safe's structure, though the locking mechanism proved surprisingly resilient.

Quick Summary

A Barrett M107A1 rifle firing .50 BMG rounds was used to test the durability of a cheap Walmart safe. After approximately 10 impacts, the safe sustained severe damage, including a blown-out back and side, and a seized locking mechanism. Despite this, a chisel was eventually needed to fully open it.

Chapters

  1. 00:26Introduction: The Test Subject
  2. 00:46Ammunition Details: 647 Grain Rounds
  3. 01:16First Impacts and Initial Damage
  4. 01:57Targeting the Hinge: Second Attempt
  5. 03:00Continued Assault on the Safe
  6. 04:19Assessing the Damage and Lock Status
  7. 05:04Attempting to Pry Open
  8. 05:51Using a Chisel to Breach
  9. 07:01Mission Accomplished: Safe Opened
  10. 07:13Inside the Damaged Safe

Frequently Asked Questions

What was used to test the durability of the Walmart safe?

The test involved a Barrett M107A1 rifle firing approximately 10 rounds of 647-grain .50 BMG ammunition from Freedom Munitions. The goal was to see if the .50 caliber rounds could breach the safe.

How much damage did the .50 caliber rounds inflict on the safe?

The .50 caliber rounds caused significant structural damage, including blowing out the back and side of the safe. The locking mechanism was also severely compromised, with the pull piece bending and the lock eventually seizing.

Was the safe immediately opened after being shot with .50 caliber rounds?

No, the safe was not immediately opened. Despite extensive damage, the internal locking bars remained intact, and it ultimately required the use of a chisel to fully breach and open the safe.

What was found inside the Walmart safe after it was opened?

Inside the damaged safe was a pack of anti-humidity material, intended to keep moisture out. The contents were not particularly valuable or important, as the owner had not needed them for about six years.

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