20mm vs oxygen tanks

Published on December 8, 2022
Duration: 0:59

This video demonstrates the immense power of the 20mm round fired from a Typhon 20 rifle against pressurized oxygen and acetylene tanks. Expert firearms content creator Edwin Sarkissian showcases the projectile's ability to cause massive explosions and penetrate multiple tanks, highlighting the destructive potential of large-caliber anti-materiel rounds. The test concludes with the 20mm round embedding itself in the reinforced base of a tank, illustrating the material's resistance.

Quick Summary

The 20mm Typhon rifle, fired by Edwin Sarkissian, demonstrates immense destructive power against pressurized oxygen and acetylene tanks. Impacts cause massive explosions and significant penetration, with the blue tip projectile capable of piercing multiple tank walls. However, the reinforced steel base of the tanks proved resilient, lodging the 20mm round within its thick structure.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Ammunition Comparison
  2. 00:06Typhon 20 Introduction & Targets
  3. 00:1320mm Impact on Acetylene Tank
  4. 00:21Oxygen Tank Penetration Analysis
  5. 00:41Tank Damage Assessment
  6. 00:4920mm vs. Tank Base Durability

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the Typhon 20 rifle?

The Typhon 20 is a specialized, bolt-action rifle chambered in the powerful 20mm caliber. It is designed for heavy-duty applications and is shown mounted on a robust bipod for stability during firing, as demonstrated by Edwin Sarkissian.

How destructive is a 20mm round against pressurized tanks?

A 20mm round exhibits extreme destructive power against pressurized tanks. Impacts can cause massive explosions, especially with flammable targets like acetylene, and demonstrate significant penetration through multiple metal walls, as seen in the video.

What kind of projectile was used in the 20mm test?

The video specifically mentions and shows a 20mm blue tip projectile. This type of round typically signifies an armor-piercing incendiary (API) round, designed for both penetration and ignition upon impact.

Can a 20mm round penetrate the base of a steel tank?

While a 20mm round can penetrate the sides of tanks, the test showed that when fired at the reinforced steel base, the projectile lodged within the thick material rather than passing through, indicating the base's superior structural integrity.

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