Elephant Rifle vs Car ๐Ÿš—

Published on November 30, 2020
Duration: 13:52

This video demonstrates a unique ballistics test where a CZ 550 rifle chambered in .458 Lott is used to disable a running Honda Accord engine. Expertly conducted by Kentucky Ballistics, the test showcases the immense power of elephant rifle cartridges against a vehicular target. The demonstration emphasizes safe firearm handling in a controlled environment while exploring extreme ballistics applications.

Quick Summary

The CZ 550 rifle, chambered in .458 Lott and loaded with 500-grain Nosler brass solid or Hornady DGX ammunition, was used to disable a running Honda Accord engine. Three shots into the engine block caused it to seize, demonstrating the extreme penetration and power of elephant rifle cartridges.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Intro Skit
  2. 01:07Challenge Introduction
  3. 01:36Target Vehicle Specs
  4. 02:13Sponsor Segment
  5. 03:42Car Setup
  6. 04:28Firearm and Ammunition Specs
  7. 05:01Shooting the Engine
  8. 06:13Damage Inspection
  9. 08:00Fire Extinguisher Test
  10. 09:44Windshield Penetration Test
  11. 11:14Final Inspection

Frequently Asked Questions

What rifle was used to test against the car engine?

The rifle used in the test was a CZ 550, chambered in the powerful .458 Lott caliber. This large-bore rifle is known for its effectiveness against large game and extreme ballistics applications.

What type of ammunition was fired at the car?

The test utilized .458 Lott ammunition, specifically mentioning Nosler 500 grain brass solids and Hornady 500 grain DGX rounds. These heavy projectiles are designed for deep penetration.

How effective was the .458 Lott round against the car engine?

The .458 Lott rounds proved highly effective, with three shots into the engine block causing it to seize. The rounds also demonstrated significant penetration through the vehicle's structure.

What car was used for the ballistics test?

A Honda Accord equipped with a 3.0 VTEC engine served as the target vehicle for this extreme ballistics demonstration. It had been previously used in other tests.

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