100 Year Old Cash Register Is Locked Up Tight!!!

Published on December 13, 2019
Duration: 17:28

This video demonstrates the destructive potential of various firearms against a century-old National Cash Register. Expertly handled by Matt Carriker, the testing progresses from small calibers to heavy rifle rounds, showcasing the surprising resilience of the antique mechanism. The demonstration highlights the significant difference in ballistic performance across various firearm platforms and calibers.

Quick Summary

The 100-year-old National Cash Register proved remarkably resilient against various firearms. A 9mm Kalashnikov USA KP9 successfully opened the drawer, but heavier calibers like 12-gauge, 5.56 NATO, and .45-70 Government rounds were stopped by the dense internal mechanism, highlighting the robust construction of antique mechanical devices.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Introduction & Guest
  2. 05:18The Antique Cash Register
  3. 06:13Small Caliber Testing
  4. 08:52Shotgun and Specialty Rounds
  5. 10:59Rifle Caliber Penetration
  6. 13:05Heavy Caliber Final Test

Frequently Asked Questions

What firearms were used to test the 100-year-old cash register?

The testing involved a Kalashnikov USA KP9 (9mm), a Black Aces Tactical Pro Series Bullpup (12 Gauge), an AR-15 platform (5.56 NATO), and a Henry 45-70 Side Gate rifle (.45-70 Government). An Olight PL-PRO Valkyrie weapon light was also shown.

Which caliber was most effective at opening the cash register?

The 9mm Kalashnikov USA KP9 was the most effective at opening the cash register, as a single shot to the front successfully triggered the spring-loaded drawer to pop open.

Did any firearms penetrate the cash register?

While the 9mm opened the drawer, none of the tested firearms fully penetrated or destroyed the dense internal mechanism of the cash register. 5.56 NATO rounds and even powerful .45-70 Government rounds were stopped by the internal components.

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