What happens if u shoot Oxygen tank in back of a Truck

Published on August 16, 2023
Duration: 1:00

This video demonstrates the destructive potential of an oxygen tank when subjected to high-powered rifle rounds and explosive ordnance. Edwin Sarkissian, an experienced experimental shooter, showcases the effects of a .50 BMG round and an M67 grenade on a Dodge Dakota truck bed. The experiment highlights the significant damage these items can inflict, even on a vehicle designed for rugged use.

Quick Summary

Shooting an oxygen tank in a truck bed can lead to a large fireball and explosion. A .50 BMG rifle round can create a significant hole in the truck bed, while an M67 grenade can cause widespread damage like detaching the tailgate. Despite severe impacts, the tested Dodge Dakota remained operational.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Introduction and Setup
  2. 00:07First Shot and Fireball
  3. 00:18Second Shot and Dust Cloud
  4. 00:34M67 Grenade Test
  5. 00:49Final Durability Check

Frequently Asked Questions

What happens when you shoot an oxygen tank in a truck bed?

Shooting an oxygen tank in a truck bed can cause a significant fireball and explosion due to the rapid release and ignition of oxygen. The impact can also cause structural damage to the vehicle, as seen with a .50 BMG round creating a large hole.

Can a .50 BMG rifle damage a truck?

Yes, a .50 BMG rifle like the Serbu BFG-50A can cause substantial damage to a truck. As demonstrated, it can punch a large hole through the metal floor of the truck bed, showcasing its anti-materiel capabilities.

What is the effect of an M67 grenade on a vehicle?

An M67 fragmentation grenade can cause severe damage to a vehicle. In this experiment, it resulted in the tailgate being blown off and the truck bed's metal warping outwards, indicating significant explosive force.

Is a vehicle still drivable after being shot and hit with a grenade?

Remarkably, the Dodge Dakota in this experiment remained drivable after being subjected to a .50 BMG rifle round and an M67 grenade, demonstrating surprising vehicle resilience despite extensive damage.

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