blacksmith chain vs 50cal

Published on February 28, 2019
Duration: 15:37

This video demonstrates a comprehensive durability test of a heavy blacksmith chain against various firearm calibers, from 9mm handguns to a .50 BMG rifle. Instructor Edwin Sarkissian meticulously documents the impact of each caliber, showcasing the chain's resilience and the penetration capabilities of specialized ammunition. The experiment highlights the significant differences in destructive power between common handgun rounds and high-powered rifle cartridges.

Quick Summary

The blacksmith chain demonstrated remarkable durability, with 9mm and .50 AE rounds causing only minor surface marks. The 7.62x39mm AK-47 created the first significant crater (5-6mm deep), while .50 BMG rounds, specifically Raufoss, successfully punched a hole through the nearly 2-inch thick iron link.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Introduction to the Blacksmith Chain
  2. 00:529mm Handgun Test
  3. 01:42.50 AE Desert Eagle Test
  4. 03:297.62x39mm AK-47 Test
  5. 05:097.62x51mm SCAR 17 Test
  6. 06:45.458 SOCOM Test
  7. 09:0930-30 Winchester Test
  8. 10:33.50 BMG Final Test

Frequently Asked Questions

What was the most powerful caliber used to test the blacksmith chain?

The most powerful caliber tested against the blacksmith chain was the .50 BMG rifle. Specialized rounds like Raufoss ammunition were used, successfully punching a hole through the nearly 2-inch thick iron link.

Did 9mm or .50 AE rounds damage the blacksmith chain?

No, 9mm FMJ rounds from a Glock 19X and .50 AE FMJ rounds from a Desert Eagle caused only minor surface marks on the heavy blacksmith chain. The chain showed significant resilience against these handgun calibers.

Which rifle caliber first created significant damage to the blacksmith chain?

The 7.62x39mm caliber, fired from an AK-47, was the first to create significant damage. It produced a crater approximately 5-6mm deep in the iron link, marking the beginning of noticeable impact.

What was the outcome of testing the .50 BMG rifle against the chain?

The .50 BMG rifle, particularly with Raufoss rounds, was capable of penetrating the blacksmith chain link. It punched a clean hole through the approximately 2-inch thick iron, though it did not completely sever the chain.

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