Comments by "David Elliott" (@davidelliott5843) on "Edwin Sarkissian" channel.

  1. I like the wind noise.
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  2. You should do a "Bluey" Punt the gas bottle on the burner and leave it to cook. You'll need a wind break and lots of patience but when that goes !!!!.
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  3. the WW2 German MG42 could deliver (up to) 1200 rpm for area denial but accuracy was nothing special. The British Bren gun was far slower but could put more metal on the target. These guys (and girl) showed exactly the same point.
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  4. Agreed but Bren guns did the same with less ammunition and less logistical backup. More adaptable. MG-42 was fast but hard work to keep supplied.
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  5.  @TheLordir  Of course you could use the ball, though it might not roll very well ;-)
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  6. Nuke bombs can’t go critical without the polonium primer. The shaped “implosion” charges won’t do much without electrical power.
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  7.  @ImpCom933  Russia is issuing WW1 Mosin rifles in Ukraine. They’ll work fine against troops with modern weapons. No worries. Honest.
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  8. That safe had an impressive door with a bean can body. It really wasn’t going to stop the bad guys for long.
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  9. Put a gas bottle on top of a lit gas stove and wait. It's what the SAS call a "bluey".
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  10. It's 500 sheets per pack
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  11. Metal is cut with a fuel gas and oxygen. Acetylene and Propane melt the metal. Pure oxygen burns it away.
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  12. That vise is far too nice to wreck with a bullet.
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  13. Stand the bottle on a lit gas burner and wait.
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  14. Ever wonder why a field gun has such a huge heavy carriage?
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  15. The only difference is barrel length and angle.
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  16. The gun safety is great. The range safety? There’s isn’t much.
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  17. Paper is wood. Those shells would have gone a similar distance into hardwood blocks.
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  18. A bluey is the gas bottle sat on top of a burning cooking ring. Completely unpredictable except for the devastation it causes.
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  19. You need some chain mail gloves.
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  20. The shackle is locked at both ends. BUT a cheap cordless angle grinder will take out this padlock In less than 30 seconds and cost less than the padlock.
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  21. It’s shocking, but that safe would have lasted only slightly longer against an angle grinder.
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  22. Stand a gas bottle on top of a lit gas ring and stand well back. You'll need to be A LOT further away.
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  23. Sales is all about talking to real people.
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  24.  @zigzagkill8153  It’s even more simple. Compressed gasses store energy. Compressed fluids store no energy. 3000psi in a fluid does near enough nothing when released. The gas explodes to 1000x its original volume maybe more.
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  25. Drill a small hole in the safe and squirt in some gasoline. Hit it with AP tracer and blow the door off.
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