50 Cal vs Slam Ball πŸ‹ (150 lbs!!!)

Published on February 28, 2021
Duration: 14:54

This video demonstrates an extreme ballistics test, pitting a .50 BMG Serbu BFG-50A rifle against a 150 lb slam ball. Expertly presented by Kentucky Ballistics, the test showcases the performance of various specialized .50 BMG rounds, including Raufoss, incendiary, and armor-piercing types, against the dense internal filling of the slam ball. The results highlight the stopping power of the slam ball's unique composition.

Quick Summary

In an extreme ballistics test, a .50 BMG Serbu BFG-50A rifle was used to fire various specialized rounds, including Raufoss Mk 211 and armor-piercing types, at a 150 lb slam ball. The dense internal filling of the slam ball successfully stopped all projectiles, even during a 10-round magazine dump, showcasing its remarkable impact resistance.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Introduction and Challenge Setup
  2. 01:37Firearm Introduction: Serbu BFG-50A
  3. 02:21Specialized Ammunition Testing
  4. 06:48Magazine Dump and Final Test
  5. 08:33Ballistic Analysis and Recovery

Frequently Asked Questions

What rifle was used to test against the 150 lb slam ball?

The video features the Serbu BFG-50A, a gas-operated semi-automatic rifle chambered in .50 BMG, known for its robust construction and custom American Flag Cerakote finish.

What types of .50 BMG ammunition were tested?

Several specialized .50 BMG rounds were tested, including Raufoss Mk 211, blue tip incendiary rounds, silver tip armor-piercing incendiary (API), and black tip armor-piercing (AP) rounds, as well as FMJ tracer rounds.

Did the .50 BMG rounds penetrate the 150 lb slam ball?

Remarkably, every single .50 BMG round fired, including a 10-round magazine dump, was stopped by the slam ball's dense internal sand and metal bead filling, demonstrating its exceptional impact resistance.

What was the outcome of cutting open the slam ball?

Upon cutting open the slam ball, the dense internal filling was found to have effectively shredded the jackets and stopped the cores of the high-powered .50 BMG projectiles, providing a clear view of the ballistics impact.

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