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Comment below what you want to see us shoot next 👇🏼👇🏼 -- Support our channel and grab some gear ➡️ https://yeeyee.com/ -- My podcast ➡️ / @9941ThePodcast -- All our videos are filmed on our private gun range in Texas where we are taking all of the proper safety precautions. Do not try anything we do on our channel at home as results may vary. -- Today we shoot boxes of cereal with higher and higher caliber bullets all the way up to a 50 cal sniper rifle to see how many it takes to stop a bullet... Good luck Fred 🫡 LEVELS 0:00 Intro 0:54 22 1:30 380 Auto 2:10 9 MM 3:18 45 ACP 4:07 44 Magnum 5:45 DEAGLE 6:43 AR (223) 7:38 12 Gauge Slug 8:49 Gold Scar 9:17 30-06 11:00 50 Cow
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