50 CAL VS AR-15 VS TREE!!

Published on March 21, 2024
Duration: 9:10

This video demonstrates the destructive power of various firearms against a tree. It features a Barrett M107A1 in .50 BMG, a POF P415 Edge in 5.56, and an HRA 5.56 rifle. The .50 BMG is shown to be significantly more effective at penetrating and damaging the tree compared to the 5.56 rifles, with the Barrett M107A1 utilizing PMC 660-grain ammunition and the 5.56 rifles firing Green Tip XM193.

Quick Summary

This video compares the destructive power of a Barrett M107A1 .50 BMG rifle against a tree, alongside POF P415 Edge and HRA 5.56 rifles. The .50 BMG, firing PMC 660-grain FMJ, caused significantly more damage than the 5.56 rifles using Green Tip XM193.

Chapters

  1. 00:05Introduction & Firearm Overview
  2. 00:15POF P415 Edge Details
  3. 00:35HRA 5.56 Rifle Presentation
  4. 00:55Barrett M107A1 .50 BMG Introduction
  5. 01:51Initial 5.56 Magazine Firing
  6. 03:16Assessing 5.56 Impact on Tree
  7. 03:59.50 BMG Firing Sequence
  8. 05:10Post-.50 BMG Impact Assessment
  9. 06:05Second .50 BMG Firing Attempt
  10. 06:40Round Count & Tree Diameter Discussion
  11. 07:19Reloading & Further 5.56 Engagement
  12. 08:19Barrett M107A1 Malfunction Discussion
  13. 08:44Future Video Teasers & Call to Action

Frequently Asked Questions

What firearms were used to test their destructive power on a tree?

The video features a Barrett M107A1 in .50 BMG, a POF P415 Edge in 5.56, and an HRA 5.56 rifle. The .50 BMG is shown to have significantly more impact than the 5.56 rifles.

What types of ammunition were fired at the tree?

The .50 BMG rifle was loaded with PMC 660-grain full metal jacket bullets. The 5.56 rifles were fired using Green Tip XM193 ammunition, known for its armor-piercing capabilities.

How effective was the .50 BMG compared to 5.56 in damaging the tree?

The .50 BMG round from the Barrett M107A1 demonstrated substantially greater penetration and destructive effect on the approximately 2-2.5 foot diameter tree than the 5.56 rounds.

Did the Barrett M107A1 experience any issues during testing?

Yes, the Barrett M107A1 experienced a feeding issue described as an ejector catch-up. The presenter noted this was likely due to the rifle being new and requiring a break-in period.

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