Comments by "nexus1g" (@nexus1g) on "DemolitionRanch" channel.

  1. Phased plasma rifle in the 40 watt range.
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  2. Titanium's strength is in its ductility. It's perfect for stopping bullets.
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  3. Oh damn, my like just cycled you over to 1.6K.
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  4. Interesting to see that exponent in action in 1/2mv²
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  5. I always thought that it sounds like a Nerf gun.
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  6. You should try shooting a .577 sometime.
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  7. What's interesting is that you'd think the fire would have gone out long ago from suffocation.
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  8. I wonder why the brass was collapsed like that.
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  9. It stops 24 Joules of kinetic energy? Well, a 9x19 from a Glock 18 9x19mm is propelling a 5.7g object at 375 m/s. That's just 407,000 Joules of kinetic energy. So, basically, it might stop a Nerf dart.
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  10. This was the Joker origin story we all needed and deserved.
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  11. I would love to see a day in the life of the people who come report and downvote these videos. lol
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  12.  @KeoCODM  How is it not a Desert Eagle?
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  13. There's so much video games tweak about shotguns, but the one thing that gets me about video games is that moving increases spread, rather than having the same spread that centers in a random area. The one exception I've seen is PUBG. They do it right.
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  14. I hope you get some awesome pics with Jerry. What a legend. You're awesome.
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  15. Damn thing has a Thanos chin going on.
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  16. A bayonet? An assault weapon! (according to the Old Bat -- I mean Dianne Feinstein).
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  17. You're a good actor actually.
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  18. Those transitions were flawless. Props.
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  19. I had heard Hi-Point had improved their reliability, but that's crazy.
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  20. That laugh when he rammed the hay bail.
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  21. I'd be interested to see how much power the .338 LM carries through. You should set up some wood behind it.
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  22. ​ @fernandozegada3768  Because it propagates the wave through the molecules until those molecules can move enough to separate.
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  23. If you put a piece of metal into the C4, will the current be sufficient to set it off?
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  24. Well, at least he didn't do the full auto in a building.
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  25. Glass is a liquid. I bet the shock is propagating as a wave around the outside, then as the waves come together on the opposite side, they create a constructive interference that shatters a small piece off where the intensity of the waves become the greatest. Should have Destin at Smarter Every Day check this one out.
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  26. viper13178, there are a number of states that don't have any more stringent laws than our Federal laws. That means you can own any armament you want if you want it bad enough. Yes, that includes tanks, artillery, gatling guns, rocket launchers, etc.
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  27. Jakub Komorowski-Marcjan "well as long as it's not smaller than a 22 or bigger than 55 cal" So not any weapon. I couldn't buy a simple .19 Hornady rifle for varmint hunting. Does bigger than .55 caliber include shotgun slugs? Those can go up to 12-gauge which is a .73 caliber equivalent.
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  28. Jakub Kmorowski-Marcjan, so you think it's alright to demonstrate a specific "need" to have access to any type of gun? You don't think there are inherent needs to arms?
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  29. happynotnormal, "and good reason you can own it". And who has a good enough of a reason to the UK's government to own a tank with a functioning main gun? Why do you think it's the government's position to even say whether you can own a firearm or not?
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  30. I was like, "That looks like Hickok's range!" and then I heard his voice and laughed. Especially since you were picking up lots of soda bottles.
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  31. Even as someone who's a long-time CS player (where the term "Deagle" came from), I still can't help but thing of a gun in a cave eating raw fish and talking to its Precious.
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  32. Man that van challenge looks hella fun.
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