Don't shoot oxygen tanks

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[@roarinfireball]

As a welder, and a serviceman; I’m more afraid of Oxygen tanks than bullets.

[@sgtcarnage2772]

Imagine if that thing took off at them

[@pigatt1]

Yes!!!

[@vangu2918]

Propane too!

[@Voidi-Void]

​@@vangu2918propane is somewhat safer because you *expect* it to try and kill you.

[@br6480]

As a nurse, when he said we’re going to shoot some O2 tanks. My first thought was “What the hell are you thinking?”

[@turdbglr]

The science channel keeping it real.

[@matthewhunter2443]

The sparks you see with the 50 bmg round is the melted steel

[@adamd7509]

My favorite scientists.

[@boogheatherriordan1381]

Well said ! Bravo 🎉

[@KnøYoRüTz671]

Hahahahaha

[@Jack-uq9ct]

Frrr 😂

[@SeanMurphy00]

Yep. This is why I no longer use oxygen tanks as my body armor.

[@kamalakrsna]

hahahaaa

[@lightpropulsionguy]

Uh oh, I better stop using mine as an athletic cup....

[@That.Guy.]

He’s never gonna get his deposit back when he goes to exchange the tanks

[@foxtrotnine2504]

The irony is that they worked just fine against 5.56…

[@AECRADIO1]

I USE BURNT PANCAKES MYSELF..

[@nelsonjoppi]

Thank you for the advice! Will stop shooting oxygen tanks now

[@Palmstreet-u7x]

😂 Rather worry about acetylene cylinder That the flame 🔥 does not go back into the cylinder

[@epicmetod]

Especially that installed in our body a.k.a lungs

[@MonkeyJedi99]

It's just a very entertaining way to drill a large hole in the side of the tank. Drilling large holes on curved surfaces is tricky without good clamping and a drill press.

[@fixxa6455]

Damnit couldve been fun but OKey

[@dewfall56]

They are showing you what those tanks can handle, so you can determine how much care to take in handling something similar. Don't be an arts mass.

[@WildernessMapper]

Title: don't shoot oxygen tanks Content: shooting oxygen tanks

[@pocketsfullofdynamite]

They did so we don't have to do it.

[@tubetorpedo]

@@pocketsfullofdynamite Yes, sometimes even 2 days can go past without me needing to just shoot oxygen tanks.

[@doughboy4681]

@@pocketsfullofdynamiteif you need a demonstration of something someone with common sense knows not to do is a big problem

[@pocketsfullofdynamite]

@@doughboy4681 Well if you see closely the world is upside down.

[@AssassinForPeace]

that's why you don't shoot oxygen cylinders

[@johnrains8409]

Oxygen itself does not burn. It causes other things to burn. When the bullet penetrates the tank, the intense heat causes the steel to burn in a similar manner to an oxy-acetylene cutting torch.

[@ShannonDove-sy7ye]

That's exactly right. Plus I always like to point out that air is 21 percent oxygen, just to help people put it in perspective

[@airbornestud3007]

Now that you mention it, the round hole looks perfectly cut out round as if you used an acetylene/oxygen torch to cut It.

[@flamingspinach]

thanks, I was wondering what was actually burning there

[@Carver689]

​@@flamingspinach- i think oxygen pressure in a welding tank is 2000 pounds per square inch. Atmospheric pressure is 14.7 pounds per square inch of pressure and is why you hear a hissing sound when opening a can of coffee.

[@Freeknickers24]

Hmm so you're saying the oxygen is burning.

[@TheOnlyBowl]

Damn, those tanks are more resilient than I thought.

[@LBCAndrew]

They're made of steel. Most bullets are copper jacket over lead core.

[@SixxWolfZx]

Gotta be if you want to keep all that pressure in and not out.

[@bennyindawall]

Call of duty lied to us

[@smudgers_smudges]

the amount of focus on the saftey around these that ive sat through, seeing this gives me the peace of mind no lecture did.

[@YTT718]

More resielent than any gamer thought

[@jabh7250]

The fact that these guys are still alive is a true miracle!

[@Palmstreet-u7x]

You can see they not welders or boilermaker. I am a qualified boilermaker, oxygen acetylene cutting torch apparatus if not used properly is very dangerous

[@MC-mh2ju]

Are you posting the same comment on every video

[@trevorwilkerson3508]

meh, they seem far enough away

[@laurenceandringa]

Deadly ricochet joins the chat

[@bodesmcbodeson686]

Unlikely all things considered. I'd be more worried about a cylinder taking a glancing shot and having enough juice to rocket back towards the firing line.

[@Niekomojo]

Right? So many things could go wrong in this video but they got lucky.

[@vcommandarv5916]

​@@bodesmcbodeson686 if hit at the right angle, otherwise it will just spin, think of it as a rocket 🚀

[@Niekomojo]

@@bodesmcbodeson686 unlikely but still a possibility especially with my luck

[@machoman2336]

It's round the bullet would ricochet off to the side

[@Poison_Jam]

Alternate title: Kind man gives oxygen back to the planet using guns

[@Bowfinger6383]

Planet : "can we return this for some nitrogen? "

[@dodge9600]

Highly likely said by woke people

[@073harburghamburgsud]

😁

[@0for30]

Gonna be the unbearable guy to take the joke literally for a second. When oxygen ignites, doesn't it turn to carbon dioxide... or something? Idk obviously I have no clue what I'm talking about. I'm not a science magician.

[@robbiejames1540]

​@@0for30 The flames you saw there was the oxygen burning the metal of the cylinder as a fuel. Assuming the cylinder is steel, the oxygen that burnt would have turned to iron oxide (rust)

[@patricknevermind8529]

Video game developers take notes.

[@ethereal_synapse]

This was already a thing in halo 2 and 3 if I recall correctly. If you shot the caps off they would act like sporadic missiles and kill you if you got in the path. Back when game devs focused on the little things.

[@m0urn1ng5tar5]

Halo Bungie was really something else for the time.

[@wenx8028]

Infinity ward already know

[@EverlastGX]

​@@ethereal_synapse they were the best

[@beartheconfused6798]

@@ethereal_synapseit gets really hectic in custom games that make those tanks respawn pretty fast. I once got an “infinite” chain of explosions. Well it want infinite but it lasted for half the round so like 4 minutes.

[@johnsmith1953x]

Remember folks, if you can see the explosion, the explosion can SEE YOU.

[@mamaslostsoul]

Though this statement is obvious, meaning is DEEP. Like it. 😊

[@dimasakbar7668]

OSHA: treat all high pressure container with care and due respect. This guy:

[@Nemicron001]

No one cares

[@Genesongx]

@@Nemicron001 i do

[@Nemicron001]

@@Genesongx then don’t shoot a oxygen tank. Really simple

[@waynejohnson1786]

Good thing it’s not a workplace and OSHA has no authority to be buzzkills 😎

[@thehulkamaniabrother2.089]

Oooohh das a gooed hit..derrr

[@mongkkorn5505]

oxygen tank in movie: "Im so weak" oxygen tank in real life: AK is just a little damage

[@y-i-t5443]

no wonder why they're called tanks

[@borntoclimb7116]

True

[@joshuaortiz2031]

So the first Jaws movie was bullshit

[@Clucthy_n_shit]

@@joshuaortiz2031the gun in the jaws movie is the same gun/caliber in the video, the only bullshit is that the bullet can still penetrate after a few feet of water

[@joshuaortiz2031]

@@Clucthy_n_shit thats why I called bullshit rifles don't penetrate water that well I knew that as a kid even before i got into shooting when I saw that myth busters episode. Between that and the oxygen tank being a lot sturdier then we thought I'd say he would have never made that lucky shot unless he waited till the sharks mouth wasn't submerged.

[@DoorTechnicianRick]

Girls : Why do girls live longer than men ? Men :

[@NickM_FirstofHisName]

Yes, but who has more fun?

[@adomede]

Look at it bouncing off the the gas cans earlier…it could’ve easily ricochet

[@user-freetopg]

​@@NickM_FirstofHisNamegirls. Multiple orgasms🤣

[@Devinballer30]

Exactly 💯

[@elmangoiv]

​@@adomede Nah the rounded shape sent the bullets elsewhere Ricochet happens when you hit something flat that is square with the gun Watch the 50. cal ricochet (10+ years old) That shit is scary

[@Sheriff_GrimLaw]

_"Dammit, Martin! This is compressed air! You screw around with these tanks and they're gonna blow up!"_

[@SuperGoji616]

Smile you son of a bit 💥

[@boonehelm7271]

Love that damn movie!

[@jasonbledsoe6676]

Was looking through comments, I knew a JAWS reference was needed here..

[@abc69.]

Women: I don't understand why men live shorter than us Men:

[@unbannable7551]

Gun go 💥

[@stetomlinson3146]

😂

[@hamyutsmeseta3841]

😏👍👍 🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣

[@KEski-fo6sh]

Because we want to.

[@PSDuck216]

Boys and their toys that make a lot of noise! Cheers!

[@RuggerDez]

As a hospital employee being around O2 tanks I’ve always wanted to see and do this thank you ❤

[@FentonFromTrenton320]

Yes, but with more eye protection.

[@Fighting_Fatigue_117]

But not at a hospital. You're not the joker are you?

[@prso5587]

@@Fighting_Fatigue_117 why not ?😁

[@SAN-bi2vm]

Your curiousity deserves to be treated fairly.

[@DaLoveDonkey69420]

Those intrusive thoughts eh? 😂

[@malootua2739]

You definitely don't want to catch a ricochet bouncing off that tank

[@favoritemustard3542]

You sure about that? 🤔 Wait, 180⁰ ricochet... naw.

[@malootua2739]

@@favoritemustard3542 that's the video, I found it - 180° ricochet

[@Doe-Nutz72]

Or Maybe Any @ ALL on Anything, Smart Guy💩

[@muffcabbage9742]

You most definitely dont want to catch the tank.

[@h3o208]

That's all I was thinking about

[@manlost1488]

Dude I love you guys ,your out of your minds and I really appreciate it, thank you.

[@1972Ray]

This is an old video from a channel called FPSRussia. There are hundreds of videos like this, but he hasn't done anything for years now. Search those videos!

[@trompell0]

​@@1972Ray this is not fps Russia. Unless this is like his friends or something. Neither of these people are him or anyone I know of associated with him.

[@jpotter2086]

A local gas bottling company had a problem one day about 20 yrs ago. Canisters were launching like missiles over a highway. It went on for HOURS. Cars, houses, billboards damaged. We were watching fomr a 15th floor office, 2 miles away. "Geez, what a bad day ..."

[@hotrodray6802]

Yes, it was LP/ liquefied petroleum/ propane gas .. check the facts.

[@jackrichards1863]

@@hotrodray6802 Never said it wasn't. ...Check the facts?

[@s-l-e-e-p-yJak]

Crazy to think 20 years ago was 2004

[@geraldthompson4633]

That was in Dallas, or at least we had that happen here near downtown…

[@jpotter2086]

@@geraldthompson4633 I wasn't referring to an event in Dallas ... many large cities have a gas bottler (or several), I assume there have been similar events in many of them. The point of mentioning that disaster--which i guess wasn't explicit enough--was, having seen that firestorn, I wouldn't be shooting at a gas bottle, even if you showed me it was full of marshmallow creme!

[@Name-xs3bd]

As someone who works around high pressure air most of their work day, the first ping activated my fight or flight response

[@loganpe427]

Doesn't it though? 😳 😂👍🇺🇲

[@tim4cn759]

Yup that first clink is a hit the deck moment

[@Name-xs3bd]

@@tim4cn759 that instinctive duck of fear as you look towards the loud sound and try to figure out what just blew and how to shut it off without killing yourself on accident, a true classic

[@zumanesta1]

I had like Vietnam flash backs with that ping 😅😅 saw one drop right on the regulator

[@ninjadeljamon7028]

My guy bout to fight a high pressure air tank

[@bengsynthmusic]

Meanwhile movies: blows tank with a pellet.

[@_d98224]

😂😂

[@iambeloved496]

Also makes a mile wide fireball

[@jakeman025]

That’s exactly why 21 jump street made fun of it lol nothing would explode except the chicken truck.

[@charlesbrown4483]

Movie grenade: *explosion the size of tsar bomba

[@maxima32500]

A plastic pellet at that

[@KaijuLanes]

That second tank did a better flip than half of humanity.

[@thefinalkayakboss]

Shooter devs take note. Stop making everything in the building explode everytime someone grazes a tank with a .22

[@nick335online]

on cod zombies WW2, you can explode a gas canister with a mellee

[@entheogenocide]

​@@nick335onlinehaha thats hilarious. I forgot all about that.

[@nick335online]

@@entheogenocide I still play cos WW2 zombies because I like the Easter egg challenges, so I knew that right away

[@shrill1736]

no the explosions look too cool to give up

[@daledunmire323]

Far cry 2 nailed this mechanic in 2008

[@JMag1]

As the proud owner of a .308 win this brought a tear to my eye.

[@Purrrrfectshot]

same🥲

[@PrinceIsa]

Yes indeed!!!!😌

[@cali7074]

Yes sir 😢

[@arphod]

SCAR 17 S

[@JimHugg-gl9bs]

.308 always gets it done! got a Armalite AR-10 my favorite gun...but hunt deer with the 700 BDL 30.06 still my favorite cartridge military should have stuck with it.

[@yasserboumediane1010]

Meanwhile in video games: if you punch it, it explodes

[@Stevah00]

Is that how they killt JAWS but it was just a divers tank with compressed air right?

[@GregoryTheGr8ster]

Yup! Have you tried video game healthcare? You just pick up a first aid kit, and you go from the brink of death to feeling much better--just like that!

[@tasg9800]

Reminds me of just cause video games

[@Bourougne]

Duke approves

[@marco8696]

Gta teach😂

[@rhartle]

A stranger on the internet telling me not to do something? Betcha that's precisely what'll do!

[@pughconsulting]

Puts Darwin Award back on the shelf. "Not today, but soon."

[@dakkuri1]

Good thing Is they didn't get hurt

[@kunklemanchevrolet5966]

No Darwin award. Edwin award.

[@scottmorley3672]

Not soon enough

[@Steamaroon]

Cmon they were at a safe-ish distance

[@adenadrianamontreal2633]

Lolllllllll lol 😆 😂 🤣 😅

[@Fister_of_Muppets]

Oxygen itself doesn't burn. However the burning steel from the round penetrating it was quickly enhanced by the oxygen feeding the molten steel embers

[@StoveLad]

was about to say the same thing. it is steel "burning" or more scientifically a redox reaction. Edit: I was wrong calling it redox 🤦‍♂️

[@knusprigepommes7877]

​@@StoveLadits simply an oxidation reaction, a redox (reduction oxidation) reaction like thermite happens if the oxygen comes from a component that gets reduced, like iron oxide in thermite.

[@StoveLad]

@knusprigepommes7877 Oh, you are right, my mistake.

[@knusprigepommes7877]

@@StoveLad im sorry for being petty lol

[@cagneybillingsley2165]

he should have used raufoss incendiary

[@Officer_duh]

New armor unlocked: oxygen (lv.3 armor.)

[@genodedemon5109]

You could probably make really heavy armor with the tanks considering what it took to pennate it.

[@ASFArtix]

@@genodedemon5109what would be the use for it??

[@dankman239]

​@@ASFArtixto stop bullets lmao

[@aaronsavage8018]

@@genodedemon5109it’s just an aluminum and steel alloy. The curvature of the oxygen tank is what really plays into it’s deflection of intermediate rounds. In other words, if you were to cut into it and pry it flat, the metal lose much of its integrity towards gunfire

[@argenti3609]

Add sand and it basically stops anything

[@For_What_It-s_Worth]

Would like to see the same fired at the now unpressurized tanks. Was pressure (several thousand psi) a factor in the strength against the earlier rounds?

[@hardasnails11b]

It’s all fun and games until an oxygen tank passes through you.

[@darckblackangel]

Well it depends... On what the tank decides... Flying , digging, or shrapnel, either way the survival rate would be really low. 🤣🤣🤣

[@44-SWAGNUM-MAGA-X]

That would be fun to watch

[@Leviathan762-zh4lq]

I got that reference rip to his wife

[@richardsanjose3692]

There far enough away

[@mikepaulus4766]

Ah come on, it hurts for less than a second.

[@spideyphd]

High school shop teacher had a couple of young idiots goof off in welding class. An oxygen tank got knocked over, and the valve broke. Apparently, the tank flew across the room and shot THROUGH the cinderblock wall like a cannonball. The teacher insisted on not repairing the hole so that he could use it as an object lesson. Great teacher.

[@mattiemathis9549]

My shop teacher used his missing pinky as an object lesson. 😂😂

[@skipads5141]

Did he also teach that the experienced adult in charge should've had the tank secure?

[@genericamerican7574]

@@mattiemathis9549 I had a shop teacher named Mr. Payne. He was missing several fingers. Power tools 💀 🤘 💀 🛠️ 🧰 ⚒️

[@spideyphd]

@skipads5141 After so many years I don't remember the details of the story. I believe that the incident occurred when a student and his partner were swapping to a new tank

[@Squints86]

Had that happen at my trade school😅

[@Rms-18]

This guy is the most American non American ever lol. Love it

[@stn7172]

I think he's a american citizen

[@christianyork5385]

He's from New Mexico 😂

[@thehllw]

@@christianyork5385 Arizona

[@yessir7147]

this is something foreigners, especially europeans, will never understand. this man is as american as anything. you dont even have to speak english to be an american.

[@CarlosMartinez-is1xz]

Why

[@bigcountrymountainman9740]

Those are 2200 PSI oxygen tanks, there is absolutely no way that they were even close to being full. If they would have shot these things with them being full, the effect would have been much more massive

[@Skidracer21]

And now we know where Just Cause 2 got its explosion physics.

[@GrankinRam]

У меня вопрос, у него акцент русский. Или я ошибаюсь?

[@taddufort8400]

@@GrankinRam no he doesnt really sound russian

[@poop_particle]

Yooo i used to play that on my xbox 360 when i was 7

[@Folfah]

man i havent thought of that game in a while. such mindless fun

[@JeslineDuscheni]

​@@Folfah play some old games again dude instead of just leaving them in the past

[@DaveBraga]

I’m a life insurance salesman and i approve this experiment…

[@sandasturner9529]

I can see why

[@marcoi7035]

💯💰

[@Nediac800]

Don’t life insurance companies have more to gain from keeping people alive?

[@tavuong666]

@@Nediac800life insurance don’t cover self elimination.

[@ViejoCiruja]

​@@tavuong666 agreed

[@Sgt_Zig]

Finally!! A question that has haunted me since childhood has finally been answered. Chief Brody used a .308 to blow up Jaws.

[@Edinboron]

He used an M-1 garand in 30-06

[@whyomgwhywtf]

​@@Edinboron fysa the actual bullet diameter for the 30-06 is .308"

[@Edinboron]

@@whyomgwhywtf What? They are two different rounds. Ammo that fits in the M1garand is not usable in the M14.

[@verteup]

@@Edinboron hes talking about bullet diameter. 30.06 and 308 both have a bullet diameter of .308".

[@Edinboron]

@@verteup That's great but no one would call the M1 Garand a 308.

[@brucecarlen1750]

just gotta go bigger man, love that oxygen flip, He's so happy and informative

[@hillbob2195]

Your extreme lack of safety makes for the greatest science channel ever. Never stop learning.

[@MastemaJack]

Explain how they could have done this in a more safe way? Cause those oxygen tanks can go through multiple walls before stopping. That happened at high school I went to years ago.

[@happyjohn1656]

@@MastemaJack Could've shot from behind their car

[@rticle15]

Maybe standing behind a shield while ricocheting rounds.

[@BlackWACat]

@@MastemaJack definitely should not be standing in a field unprotected while shooting something that can randomly fly towards you or ricochet your shot back at you lmao have we not learned the lesson with steel targets yet

[@MastemaJack]

@BlackWACat those tanks can go through multiple walls of concrete blocks. I'd rather be able to shoot at least the distance they were at, personally I would have been further back, and be able to see where the tank is moving. Then I can move in a different direction.

[@kevinchavez4334]

-Dont shoot oxygen tanks -preceeds to shoot oxygen tanks

[@siegfriedmordrake3229]

Nothing beats a good example

[@rathan7942]

Proof of contradiction 🤌

[@tomosa6880]

Yeah, unfortunately there's no law against morons having a weapon.

[@johnroe3915]

For science.

[@cpttrps5376]

-Now I want to shoot an oxygen tank This video is a lie

[@charluu1929]

Dude the last Oxygen tank did some martial arts move before it died.

[@Ze_Moose]

Is there a better way to go out than that? 😂

[@narrativeless404]

@@Ze_Moose Probably not

[@Pancak346]

friggin demon slayer lol

[@AUA981real]

fr

[@bryce89x30]

In today's episode of: How to get yourself killed.

[@lowbornfabrication]

Pretty dangerous

[@XavierAncarno]

Yup, those canister should’ve been anchored with a chain a steel braided cable. Lucky the bottle did not turned into missile heading straight to them

[@stetomlinson3146]

The cylinders weren’t full to start with. One was completely empty, the others had a bit in.

[@klxcountry]

​@@XavierAncarno unlucky, you mean.

[@tonybusano3995]

I'm thinking more along the lines of ricocheting. You can hear those rounds whizzing by them. Scary as hell.

[@MeowMeowMeow7576]

What do you call a bullet proof Irish man? Rick O'Sheah!

[@maybedrinkin3241]

He must friends with the invisible Irishman. Cam O'Flauge

[@roel.vinckens]

Dad ?

[@jamesfair9751]

Dad what are you doing on KZbin again !!! 😂😂😂😂😂

[@TankR]

Well then they must know the stable owner, Beat O'deadhorse 😐

[@brianstratton8767]

​@@TankR..& his trusty sidekick Miles O'Piles..

[@minetdbrogs9386]

Depends on hole size ...I think incident happened in a refill shop and the tank flew all over the shop breaking everything...standard orifice for manometer, I think 1/2 inch or 3/4 not sure ...and pressure about 180 bars

[@leocastrillo759]

"if that don't work, use more gun" -tf2 engineer

[@evanwhitney8919]

😂😂😂

[@Aviation_enthusiast873]

grandma: where's my spare oxygen tank? Meanwhile:

[@AndrewBlacker-t1d]

That's not medical grade oxygen.

[@thefailure7789]

​@@AndrewBlacker-t1dyou must be fun at parties

[@astronichols1900]

@@AndrewBlacker-t1d Who cares, I'd huff that shit

[@Pinsonneaultmotorsports]

@@AndrewBlacker-t1ddefinitely welding grade O2

[@JohannesDavidsen2024]

😂 ​@Mac_1849

[@halowaffles]

And that's why a bingo hall is one of the most inconspicuously dangerous places to be

[@JRoss911]

🤔 Hmm also would be a horrific place for a fire to start

[@StsFiveOneLima]

LMFAO!!

[@grampahat1]

took a second lol

[@YoutubeGringo-bg7vm]

☕️ americans

[@JimmyIreland-f3]

😂🤣🤣🤣🤣👍

[@dewfall56]

A high PSI tank is like a domb ready to explode if not handled with respect. Good to know those tanks are so tough. I guess it's more the valve breaking off that makes them a hazard.

[@ArunJod18]

My grandma waiting for ventilator in hospital watching this video😭

[@mahapatrasohamm]

That’s just bad timed dark humour.

[@Sokkesi]

😂😂🤣😢😢😭

[@Leatherman154]

These are oxy-acetylene tanks. This isn't medical grade oxygen, it's dirty as shit, and full of lubricating oil.

[@АлександрВалерьевич-щ1р]

Технический кислород не пригоден для ингаляции, в нем есть примеси инертных газов и СО. Угарный газ угнетает дыхательные центры. Медицинский кислород очищается по жестким нормам содержания примесей.

[@ArunJod18]

@@АлександрВалерьевич-щ1р dude idk russian 😭

[@thethinkdifferentman]

Thank you for releasing oxygen into the air. 😂

[@jimthurman2571]

😊

[@jimthurman2571]

🎉

[@MrInsaneCranium]

it has combusted into carbon dioxide

[@chieflink-1]

oxygen rights

[@cthulucalamari2448]

The oxygen was burned up lol

[@Iaintwoke]

Not melting the steel. It's actually burning as fuel with the oxygen as oxidizer.

[@Michel-7.7.7]

Melting the steel and blow it away, like a acetylen oxy torch. You heat up the steel with the flame, then open the oxy valve to cut through. That's pretty much what i see here

[@jacktheaviator4938]

Actually, it is burning the carbon out of the steel, and blasting it out of the way, same as a oxy-fuel torch

[@logicplague]

Actually, it's the bullet penetrating the steel tank, causing the oxygen to vent from the opening since it is at a higher pressure than atmosphere.

[@Michel-7.7.7]

@@logicplague and blowing away the red hot steel during that process, right?

[@robertwallace713]

​@@jacktheaviator4938 Well, I read your comment and expected you to be wrong, that C + O2 => CO2 would be an endothermic reaction (takes heat to do), but that is actually still a exothermic reaction. But still the far greater exothermic reaction that happens in an oxy-fuel cut is the reduction of the Iron into Iron Oxide, that reaction releases way more energy than the Carbon.

[@bemciplays9556]

Imagine shooting those tanks and they come at you before exploding 😂

[@shelbygrace7636]

whats crazy is those tanks are heavy.. like it would take a strong man to throw it over his head. just shows you the energy release is madness. watch them ricochets ha. like the videos man

[@robtaylor6806]

They are heavy but not that heavy.

[@shelbygrace7636]

@@robtaylor6806 you'd probably want the weight tho. Otherwise you'd be knocking yourself out on recoil. That's what I meant but yes I get what you are saying. My favorite fun is the m1 garand. I was lucky enough to shoot one and because of the weight it hardly kicked . Such a beautiful iconic firearm.

[@mitchhifi9192]

Makes rockets seem even more impressive

[@madmax82988]

​@Sean Fox 500 square feet? Lmao what?? Do you mean cubic feet perhaps?

[@donzmilky5961]

​@@robtaylor6806 they are about 250 pounds each. Ive carried them on my shoulder and weighed them before.

[@iamsealfish]

I’ve been retired for quite a while now, but I used to work at a power plant somewhere along the Mississippi River. We made a launcher with a pipe just big enough for the O2 cylinders to fit in with a piece at bottom welded on so just the valve was exposed. We could adjust the angles of the pipe for different elevation. This contraption was six stories which would’ve been around maybe twelve to fifteen normal stories high. It faced towards the river and depending on the river level it could be all water or marsh. When we would get bored we would drop a cylinder in and take a long handle maul and pop the valve off and off she went. We’d pick targets floating down the river and surprisingly we were fairly accurate. It’s no telling the number of cylinders we shot. I miss those hard days at work.

[@DouglasPendleton-o7r]

😂 the boss must have loved it lol

[@brandons7272]

I so wanted to say so you mean your stories are much taller than everyone else's get it get it😂 like Tall Tales LMFAO

[@Tyler-8898]

Why wasn't I invited?😂

[@leehaelters6182]

Hah! Best anecdote I have read today!

[@green_life7]

Shit talker

[@lonniephillips8517]

My old man served in the Army over in Korea . He was a specialist with the M14 . He says all the time “ There’s the .308 , an then there’s everything else …” 😂

[@IaloneAmTHEChoppedONE]

Imagine killing those asian midgets with the M14, I was born in the wrong century

[@lordfarquaad8601]

A .308 is smaller than a 9mm, but has a higher grain count I think.

[@pewpewTN]

​​@@musoui.308 is vastly more powerful than 9mm. .308 is a full power rifle round. You might mean .380 & not .308. .380 is just a 9mm with 2mm less case length .380 ACP is the smaller handgun round. .308 Winchester is essentially 7.62 NATO Rifle ammo.

[@WayneWatson1]

.308 is all I use

[@LKS-M9323]

​@@pewpewTNwith a name like Pew Pew you better know your stuff lol

[@irkhanbasc]

"Hey guys, are you done borrowing my oxygen tanks? I need them back."

[@acorgiwithacrown467]

Fun fact, its not actually melting, the metal is burning, normally the atmosphere doesn't have enough oxygen to let steel burn but the pure oxygen from the tank allows it to burn.

[@BANSHEEBOY_1974]

WhAT kind of sh!T is that?!?.... The Steal isn't melting..but it's burning?? ..Well What's the difference? Doesn't steel usually do a bit of melting..when it's 'burning'? But the last part .." Normally the atmosphere doesn't have enough oxygen to let steel burn?? "When would the atmosphere be having enough the ole O2 saved up to do a bit of steel melting"? .err my bad ..Burning??"

[@mrkazman]

And then does the cooling from the expanding gases put it out, or what?

[@acorgiwithacrown467]

@@mrkazman No the oxygen runs out stopping the reaction, it can't continue burning without the extra oxygen from the tank

[@TheLizardWizard_the2nd]

​@@mrkazmanwell after it been oxygenized it won't burn, right?😅

[@moladiver6817]

Exactly. And people often think oxygen burns. It doesn't. Oxygen is an oxidizer. The burning stuff here is the metal not the oxygen itself. Do this with a balloon filled with pure oxygen and probably nothing happens after it pops. Try the same with a 50/50 oxygen hydrogen mixture and it's a completely different story.

[@JohnDoeTheTroll]

Best GunTubers ever!!

[@jimmyrecard6021]

he fakes some of his stuff though.

[@m_b4]

FPS Russia was the goat guntuber

[@Bslatz]

@@m_b4only OGs remember fpsrussia

[@LAGGANGGAMING]

Fpsrussia*

[@mariomorales8187]

What about demo?

[@aydenburris8631]

The EMT in me is more frustrated about the tanks free standing than them actually getting shot at

[@zaim469]

Mean whole gas cutter standing on a side to watch how perfection he made😅😅😅

[@BigBadBalrog]

There was an unnerving amount of luck relied on in this video 😳

[@amortalbeing]

Why?

[@TheNativeTwo]

Haha in most of their videos! 😂

[@stpbasss3773]

​@@amortalbeingthey should be behind some protection, it's common sense 😂. A ricochet could hit them or the tank could come flying back at them and kill them easily.

[@TheDarkGreenMarine]

@@amortalbeingduuurrr

[@diogeneslantern18]

@@amortalbeing In the off chance that it fell and launched towards them it would be like a pinata of limbs, and pink mist. They wouldn't have time to make any meaningful evasive reaction either. Oxygen tanks are crazy dangerous.

[@SuperMBARutgers2013]

Best part of KZbin... Watching science experiments, my physics high school teacher would not permit

[@KirkHermary]

In middle school my science teacher got us to separate and capture hydrogen gas. We put zinc in an acid, possibly hydrochloric, and captured the hydrogen in a balloon on top of the beaker. We then taped the balloon to one yard stick and the teacher held that. I got to operate another yard stick with matches taped to it. I barely brought the matches to the balloon and it was similar to the Hindenberg burning up.

[@anotherguy9402]

Sometimes you just gotta do it anyways 🤗

[@totally_not_a_bot]

​@@KirkHermaryWhen zinc hits hydrochloric acid, the hydrogen and zinc swap, leaving hydrogen and zinc chloride, a salt. HCl is never pure, so there's plenty of water to buffer the reaction.

[@KirkHermary]

@totally_not_a_bot it was middle school science class in about 1996. I can't remember what exactly we mixed together. However bringing the match and balloon close together was very impressive, massive fireball.

[@johnniethepom7545]

When the British Oxygen Company ( BOC ) at Letchworth , Hertfordshire , England , caught fire in the 1970's the emergency service had a half mile exclusion zone . It was not enough . Some oxygen and acetylene were found 2 miles away from the site and were ripped open and bent like a banana . Seriously don't mess around with these tank for any reason .

[@s.m.fveritas4931]

For real. Very dangerous. We had a truck using those tanks explode at an intersection a long time ago. I don't remember if the truck driver or anyone within the vicinity were injured or killed, but I would be super surprised if there wasn't. I'll have to see if I can find an old news article about it... 🤔

[@dylanstevens5714]

Wdym some oxygen were ripped open like a banana? Are you talking about tanks that’s were 2 miles from the site?

[@johnniethepom7545]

@@dylanstevens5714 I think if you read it again m8 it's reasonably clear .

[@rognvaldrasbjrn3972]

Where i stay, about 15 years ago there was an old guy who knocked scrap metal for a living. An unscrupulous scrapyard used to come and drop off gas cylinders of all different types and contents, some full some empty some in between.. Lpg, oxygen hydrogen xenon argon nitrous carbo dioxide you name it, and in every available capacity. Even two huge one ton chlorine ones. He had approximately 60 laying around his small two room house. Over a period of maybe 30 years there was maybe a thousand or so.. packed deep under the ampunt of time's accumulated garbage thrown just down the slope to a distance of maybe a hundred metres or so. Nobody knew that they were there. Anyway, some ofthe locals decided to burn the bush out to clear to plant vegetable gardens. The wind picked up and the fire turned burning wildly out of control up the hill igniting the years of garbage.. the flames were maybe 100 to 200 feet high. I could feel the heat from almost 400 meters away. Then the first cylinder exploded deep under the garbage. About ten minutes later another. Then the fire pulled up higher towards his house. Something else caught light and made almost white flames and a huge pillar cloud of thick white smoke. I sped over that direction in my car to go find him and bring him to my house. When i got closer i could hear cylinders creaking from the heat. Me and my mate grabbed him and rushed back. Then the next couple of cylinders went up blowing bush and flaming garbage all over. I called the fire dept. The fire car came out to assess the situation. I told him about all the cylinders and he looked at me incredulously asking how i know all this. My dad used to work for a large industrial gas manufacturer and i knew. He wanted to get close and i told him to keep quiet and listen. Just then a cylinder popped the valve of and took off like a corkscrew missile almost a kilometer and we heard it ring like a bell as it bounced around when it hit the ground that far away. About 50 meters from his house is a smal double story house and some of the locals were all excited and shouting Happy Diwali! Happy Diwali! We were shouting back in their dialect to get back from the windows and far away from the area. Bang. Bang. Bangbang bang then BANG clang clang and the sound of shattering glass. It went very quiet. (Next day i went to see. The bottom blew off of a cylinder opening up like a flower and like a ninja throwing star cut through 4 bars 12mm steel burglar proofing and embedded itself in the wall. Cutting one person across the upper arm to the bone.) The fire department used almost 2 and a half million litres of water to try put the fire out. In the time they were there, approximately 40 to 50 cylinders exploded. The fire burnt underground for almost 18 months after that with the occasional muffled bangs under the the still smouldering garbage. Pressure vessels are not toys...

[@gabbyn.3049]

@@rognvaldrasbjrn3972 cool story bro

[@jamesbrescia4099]

The fact it held with the other rounds show how strong the tanks are. And it really didn't explode but tank would hurt if it hit you possible death is absolutely possible

[@mechanicalwhatnot7021]

That 7.62 ping off that o2 tank was fantastic

[@tyrionp7433]

And then he went down to 5.56, like that was gonna penetrate.

[@LBCAndrew]

@@tyrionp7433 Smaller diameter, but much higher velocity does penetrate better in certain situations.

[@WebDiice]

@@LBCAndrew So size does not really matter then:)

[@kamakaziozzie3038]

@@WebDiice correct! It’s the high speed that does the trick 😄🎉

[@Mr.Robert1]

​@@LBCAndrew Most definitely round was not designed to be fired at these canisters

[@alexandertheresurrection2810]

I work as a welder and regularly have to work with those types of tanks. Those things can weigh up +150 lbs. if those things flew on you the way those tanks did you would be HORRIBLY injured or killed.

[@user-td1zo3tv9p]

Let us PRAY!!!🙏

[@stromboli2131]

Yeah I play around with compressed oxygen cylinder at my job quite often. There's just too much pressure in there to be playing around like that lol. Not that damn close.

[@banksuvladimir]

Well the good news is they’re apparently sturdy enough to be shot with lower caliber rounds and not rupture

[@scottmorley3672]

Which would help clean up the gene pool

[@dogg92]

​@@stromboli2131 Nobody cares. We like to see other people shoot oxygen tanks as long as it isn't us. Wishing they would stop doing what they love to do and what we love to watch them do for the sake of safety is sad and weak.

[@SeanPat1001]

Back around 1960 or so, there was an explosion on base in Philadelphia that took out half a two-story building. The explosion was so large that they brought in geiger counters to see if it was nuclear related, but it wasn’t. The investigation determined that what happened was a new worker was directed to clean the gauges for an oxygen tank. He cleaned them and then decided to lubricate them with oil before putting them back on the tank. The next day, some unfortunate guy open the valve to the tank and the rest is history. Yes, do not mess with oxygen tanks. They are extremely dangerous.

[@prostreetgsxr]

Do you have a link to that story? I found that interesting and wanted to read about it, but couldn’t find it on Google.

[@ericlandry7890]

So what was it a chemical reaction from the oil mixing with the oxygen gas?

[@SeanPat1001]

@@prostreetgsxr I remember reading it in the newspaper, and I actually looked for a link myself and had no success. Maybe I’m just not using the right keywords. I forget where the right was in the Inquirer or the bulletin but I’m pretty sure it was around 1966 or so.

[@SeanPat1001]

@@ericlandry7890 exactly. Anything that has oxygen passing through it cannot have any combustible material in it because the oxygen will cause that material to either burst into flame or explode. In the video of the oxygen tanks being shot, the large hole is not caused by metal melting, but by metal burning.

[@skindianu]

​@@ericlandry7890 I was taught, the friction of oxygen rushing over the oil causes ignition and then, in turn, the oxygen accelerates and feeds the combustion. That's why in a shop, sometimes you'll see signs warning not to use oxygen as a substitute for compressed air.

[@dawnerwin2097]

Love you guys. Hello from Idaho in the US

[@brazilianambassadordale8223]

The oxygen immediately burning away that much of the steel shell is wild to me. It's basically a flying thermal lance lol

[@davidbillyard6629]

BRICS

[@Shaun_Jones]

That’s what oxidizers do. Just the friction of the bullet making contact with the steel is enough to cause the steel to ignite in the presence of pure oxygen.

[@lewstone5430]

Replaying Jaws’ last moment.

[@saturnnet1627]

Funny

[@John-oo4uk]

smile you son of a....!

[@MCFresh13]

😂 nice

[@toomberrebmoot9244]

Funny thing is, the M1 Garand that Brody used to blow up the oxygen tank fires .308. Meaning that while the the shark blowing up is unrealistic, the round needed to rupture the tank is on point!

[@lewstone5430]

@@toomberrebmoot9244 interesting. So we get Mythbusters to have a gelatinous shark made using the dimensions of the Jaws shark, place an air tank into the ‘mouth’, fire an M1 into it from approximately the same distance and see what happens.

[@therevolutionwillnotbeyoutubed]

So I guess the ending of _Jaws_ is more plausible than I once thought.

[@johnnybhoy4278]

3000 psi in a dive tank. It's air not oxygen though.

[@lfoster4525]

😂😂😂

[@therevolutionwillnotbeyoutubed]

@@johnnybhoy4278 Goshflabbit. You ruined it again

[@commondognut]

@@johnnybhoy4278 that would still do some damage

[@CMTechnica]

@@commondognut anything compressed will do some damage because it’s under pressure. Pretty sure there were other things in that scene though, like gas tanks. The air tank was just the catalyst

[@drunkenxkamikaze9509]

I wonder if there made in some way to stop them Turning into segmented fragments when they do go off or is it just a happy coincidence

[@MiG249]

Can’t believe you found the 50 BMG round on the ground. You my good sir, have great eye sight!

[@777VOID-1]

Meybe it was stuck inside of the oxygen tank. Did u see, there was only 1 hole made and no exit hole. Possible right?

[@trixicus9091]

​@@777VOID-1very possible, personally, I would like to believe that the pressure and force of the oxygen escaping reversed the trajectory of the round causing it to penetrate but not enter completely.

[@Tyler-8898]

He had it in his pocket already. 😂 Jk

[@jamesbumgardner1469]

​@@777VOID-1the 50 punched straight through, you can see it better in the slo-mo

[@sunitimaji7349]

Nice rhymes man

[@Scott-fy7fm]

This video was actually pretty comforting, I feel safer around those tanks now

[@red_phoenix0570]

theyre extremely safe. plus, this is oxygen, so it accelerates existing fire, but it will never explode on its own. i'd only be concerned about a hydrogen tank near an oxygen tank, because if you broke both and then had some spark the explosion would be catastrophic.

[@suspectsn0thing]

I definitely feel less safe bringing my oxygen tank to the shooting range now, though...

[@Interdiffusion]

Don't get too comfortable.

[@Quaggabagel]

@@suspectsn0thingyeah hide your oxygen tank in the car

[@TheObeyMayhem]

@@Interdiffusion That's what I was thinking. A hole in the side is one thing, the cap popping off turns it into a literal rocket that does not care.

[@THEHAYDADDY]

He was really sure what 2.5 inches looked like 💀

[@NEATESTRAPPERALIVE]

😂 his girlfriend too

[@johnlafever3162]

Round! ☠️

[@18ashfaqahsan2]

How can he not😂

[@ashleydavidson3259]

Its so cool how the holes are such clean circles! Crazy as hell. Super sketchy to do this at all.... 😂 I feel like I wouldn't be able to stand far enough away. 😂

[@norliasmith]

The metal became the fuel. The tank was full of oxygen. Always exercise caution around oxygen tanks, if something puts enough energy into the metal to make it even spark with a puncture, the oxygen will keep the metal melting which turns into the fuel for the reaction, in this case spontaneous oxidization, or rusting, which can be exothermic in this instance.

[@stevennickell2604]

Most underrated comment 👍

[@IamgRiefeR7]

This is how Oxy-cutters work. Heat up the steel, then blast with pure oxygen to rust the metal so fast it looks like it’s being melted away.

[@theschmedaparadox1018]

I'm sorry but I'm a metallurgist and I can tell you that your comment is littered with falsehoods

[@BeatBoXXfreaK]

Exothermic = the release of heat according to daddy google 🎉

[@ElectricBillAlbright]

​@@BeatBoXXfreaKI thought it was a warm skin or shell. Like an exoskeleton!😅😮😂

[@JohnnyRuffnutts]

I have personally seen an oxygen tank fall over, clip the edge of a table and break the valve off. It stopped about 50yds outside the building AFTER blowing through an almost 3 foot thick concrete wall like it was paper.

[@TheBlacktom]

What kind of concrete was that?

[@NYJWR07]

​@@TheBlacktom one of those Japanese ones between rooms

[@jaydenbarteaux8768]

@@TheBlacktom you’d be surprised how much damage those things can do, break that top nozzle off and you essentially have a rocket they carry some big momentum

[@mikepoteet1443]

I bet that was scary.

[@MrNice-zm9qk]

3 foot thick? Rnd abt 90 cm? No way! Even 1 foot does sound arguable to me.

[@G_money357]

Now thats some steel I am not willing to ring.

[@pizzlerot2730]

Fr, I heard way too many horror stories of what those tanks are capable of when I used to have to get yearly lab training 💀

[@ttp513]

I was handling a refrigerant bottle just like this but s little bigger. Also very flammable. We were carrying it down a ladder well (steeper than stairs) when he yells. I was at the bottom. I looked up and saw he was no longer holding the bottle. It was like a cartoon. I just thought oh crap, and the bottle began falling down the steps with me behind it. I could've let it pass me and slam into a metal wall at the bottom. But, you know, flammable. And people were around. Including a young guy who just got married to his pregnant gf. So I stayed under it and used my body as cushion when it slammed into the wall. I hit the wall, slammed my head. The bottle, going full force, slammed into my leg just above the knee, then slammed me right back into the wall. Yea, I ended up in the ER. Not a good few months afterward either.

[@cronoluminara6911]

Youch good call tho thank you might have saved some people from a very bad time

[@dirkfrazier9779]

Finally, a video with content!

[@BC-bx9kg]

It also comes down to barrel length and rifling. The 7.62 and 5.56 had really short barrels

[@scottmorley3672]

What is short is their lifespan just like anyone else who owns these military weapons. Let them die playing.

[@stoops187]

@@scottmorley3672 shut up

[@ADITADDICTS]

​@@scottmorley3672 Oooof.

[@axentrelises4724]

@@scottmorley3672 they had security measures in place and were well far from the radius of explosion.

[@CMTechnica]

@@scottmorley3672 “military weapons” Found the anti gunner

[@ared4108]

I was genuinely surprised to see the tank stop both 5.56 AND 7.62. They sure build them tough.

[@diamondheat9]

That rifle barely gave 5.56 a chance with that short barrel

[@davidshaw164]

The oxygen didn’t burn, it just helped the metal to burn a little.

[@SkinnyPanda-oh1sd]

A lot of people don’t understand this fact.

[@Grandmas_Favorite]

Please elaborate if you will!

[@SkinnyPanda-oh1sd]

@@Grandmas_Favorite oxygen itself is not flammable, it’s an accelerant.

[@davidshaw164]

@@Grandmas_Favorite liquid oxygen is just concentrated/compressed “gas”oxygen… therefore it should act no different. However because it is at a much higher density when paired with a fuel it can make a reaction (fire) much more intense and it is able to help things burn that usually wont like metal.

[@argentum530]

@@SkinnyPanda-oh1sd Oxidizer is the technical term.

[@danielquiroz1485]

Lo mejor del experimento en este video, es la puntería de esta persona, genial!😮

[@prithvisinghpanwar007]

Even this cylinder can do better acrobatics than me

[@Mangaka-ml6xo]

Yep, but its as good as me when it comes to landing smoothly!

[@boiivilla6327]

When I was employed as a welder… we are unloading oxygen tank from the delivery trucks elevator…when one of the tank fell off from just less than 4 feet in height…the oxygen tank head hit something on the ground.. it flew like a jet plane… hitting our concrete wall … pass through it and stop on the scrap bin… if that tank hit you… you’re gone.

[@stevensines7026]

A coworker I knew operated a plasma cutting machine sometimes cooled with LOX. He used to smoke near it. I told him it was dangerous, that the LOX could explode. He said, "No, it can't. You need fuel. LOX is an accelerant." I said, "Exactly." There's no fuel here, either, and look what happened. Explosion. Checkmate, Mike.

[@saucerset12]

Release of pressure is the explosion. Fire is from the spark of the bullet hitting the metal, and the gaseous oxygen fuels the fire. LOX itself is not explosive. I used to work with LOX storage tanks (repair, draining, filling, ect). In this case, the spark from the bullet is the 'fuel' and the oxygen just accelerates it. The fire extinguishes itself after the initial 'blast' because there was no more fuel to be burned so it was straight O2 coming out. Plus, these aren't LOX tanks. They are straight gaseous tanks.

[@davedixon2068]

fuel is the metal where did you think the metal went from the big hole in the tank, when the oxygen ran out the fire stopped

[@davedixon2068]

@@saucerset12 oxygen isnt the fuel it supports the combustion ,in this caser the fuel is the metal of the cylinder, when the oxygen is gone (only normal atmospheric oxygen left) the fire stops

[@harridan.]

@@davedixon2068 thank you

[@saucerset12]

@@davedixon2068 That is not correct. I've worked with oxygen systems for over 20 years. You said 'supports combustion' and that is correct. The ONLY combustion was the spark from the bullet. Once that spark ran out of combustible material, the fire went out. You can see oxygen still pouring out of the hole after the fire was gone.

[@dholiday9315]

Darwin approves of this video.

[@winstonrm1019]

Its like a Nascar race everyone comes to see the 200mph crash, this guy is a goof

[@kek3908]

No f'ing shite.

[@ericmamleev]

​*Folks, I took off the 22 one arm pull ups* *Support the people*

[@PMThor]

I guaranfreakingtee you those were empty tanks with just residual pressure in them. How do I know? I once saw a 10 pd tank get dropped, the regulator popped off and it shot probably 40 feet.

[@edwardhanna86]

​​@@PMThorNaw. It's a massive hole for the gas to release. The pressure only can decrease.There isn't a reaction or explosion inside Why would shooting a hole to release pressure cause a valve to blow off? There's no regulator to break here and compromising it.. apples and oranges

[@rayjenkins9669]

*🤜🏽🤛🏽👊🏽….“If I back it up, is it fat enough? When I throw it back, is it fast enough? If I speed it up, can you handle that? You ain't ready for this work now watch me throw it back”😭😭😭* *~Piccolo probably😂*

[@stoffer1981]

This is a man that clearly enjoys his job

[@gmcf7]

The end hole round like a cutting torch or Lazer. The spray patter not round.

[@TofuBoi_]

Those oxygen tanks are much more tough than I thought. I thought the AK would do it, but the tank won.

[@ixxxxxxx]

might have done it with a normal/longer barrel

[@DustinKeating-yk3vq]

A longer barrel isn't going to give the bullet more momentum so a longer barrel won't do nothing more than the barrel he has on it

[@ixxxxxxx]

@@DustinKeating-yk3vq it depends on the gun and the round, longer barrels usually equal higher velocity and penetration, since the round has more time to gain speed from the gas pushing it before exiting the rifling and hitting the air resistance, of course you can only add so much length before it starts to be a detriment, but i'm not wrong to say a longer barrel on the AK might help give it more oomph, i'm just not an AK or 7.62 expert, i just know a shortened AK when i see it

[@GamePath]

​@@DustinKeating-yk3vq The gunpowder has more time to burn and propel the bullet forward even faster in a longer barrel.

[@justinberry3991]

Put a straight shot not a ricochet

[@daggyag9613]

I swear that last tank was doing a 'Death From Above' jedi move

[@georgewilson2443]

😂😂

[@ocwpzw]

Don't try it

[@emissarygw2264]

Oh yeah huh. I remember that move from I think jedi academy... Played that way too much

[@sulufest]

Palpatine did it on those Jedi “masters” who came to arrest him. RIP Kit Fisto 😢

[@rjy8318]

Either tank could have Killed the guy what a moron

[@MW-Vessels]

So my 5.56 ISNT enough i knew I wasnt tripping 😂😂😂

[@robotwizard3349]

Im insanely impressed he found the .50 round in all that gravel

[@OregonPotFarmer]

Right?!

[@DariusLundberg]

Unless this was carefully staged?

[@divadroberts1272]

There was no exit hole, it stayed in the tank, it's that simple

[@shyaaa182]

my guy really found a lead round in a pile of gravel

[@soulassassin0g]

It was probably glowing red hot and they waited until it cooled down before picking it up?

[@christianbollinger6021]

Yeah bro...true...I totally believe he found it😮

[@DeplorableMAGAT]

A standard 50 BMG round has a hardened steel penetrating core, that's what he found.

[@DeplorableMAGAT]

He was wearing gloves, wouldn't have mattered when he picked it up.

[@Webedunn]

Yes, it did not penetrate. In fact the escaping pressure neutralized its forward momentum as to be expected.

[@Distant_INC]

As a welder, I appreciate this.

[@stevejohnson1685]

In college, I worked summers at the nearby Department of Energy national laboratory. The *very first* thing they taught us was never mess with high pressure tanks.

[@norfolk7573]

Oooo, ooooo, now do acetylene

[@Junglebro69]

As a ship repair welder I do not appreciate this... cause I like to huff the oxygen from my torch. This guy saying acetylene is in the right mind set. 🔥

[@Jok3ySmurf]

This is just awesome; you earned a Subscriber for life.

[@kmorris180]

Brother, I was praying that it wouldn't go off when you got close to shoot it.

[@nolongerblocked6210]

Same, that was pretty reckless & dangerous