50bmg security alarm

Published on August 26, 2021
Duration: 8:59

This video features firearms influencer Edwin Sarkissian testing the Fith Ops 12 Gauge Trip Alarm. While designed for blanks to deter intruders, Sarkissian pushes its limits by firing a .50 BMG round, demonstrating the device's robust construction but also the dangers of exceeding its intended use. The expert-level testing includes high-speed analysis of the .50 BMG round's failure and subsequent tests with 12-gauge ammunition.

Quick Summary

The Fith Ops 12 Gauge Trip Alarm is a perimeter security device designed for 12-gauge and .22 caliber blanks. While robust, it is not designed for live ammunition. Firing a .50 BMG round resulted in casing rupture due to extreme pressure and lack of chamber support, highlighting the dangers of exceeding the product's intended use.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Introduction to Fith Ops Trip Alarm
  2. 00:50Experimental Setup with .50 BMG
  3. 01:38Testing .50 BMG in the Trip Alarm
  4. 03:2712 Gauge Slug and Birdshot Tests
  5. 08:05Product Summary and Safety Warning

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the Fith Ops 12 Gauge Trip Alarm designed for?

The Fith Ops 12 Gauge Trip Alarm is designed as a perimeter security device. It is intended to fire 12-gauge or .22 caliber blanks when a tripwire is activated, creating a loud noise to scare off intruders.

What happened when a .50 BMG round was fired in the Fith Ops Trip Alarm?

When a .50 BMG round was fired, the device struck the primer, causing a massive explosion. However, due to the lack of a proper chamber to contain the immense pressure, the brass casing ruptured significantly.

Can the Fith Ops Trip Alarm fire live ammunition?

No, the Fith Ops Trip Alarm is strictly intended for use with blanks only. Firing live ammunition, especially high-pressure rounds like .50 BMG, is extremely dangerous and will cause the casing to rupture, as demonstrated in the video.

What are the mounting options for the Fith Ops 12 Gauge Trip Alarm?

The Fith Ops 12 Gauge Trip Alarm comes with screw holes and zip-tie mounts, allowing for versatile and secure attachment to various surfaces like wooden posts or sawhorses for deployment.

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