[897] The Lock That Survived 120 Rounds! (Squire SS80CS) 

I think they might have gotten a bit too much counter rotation on this one, and instead of easing up they went at it harder...

Yes so true lol

Yeah, that's funny.

Got some counter rotation on five.

Lmaoo

Well, if the glass is bulletproof ^^

@@-Turtl3_ "if the glass is bulletproof" - then pick the lock in 3m 16s and use it to break the glass ;)

@@andrewmorton9683 Yeah, I agree.. I mean who in the world would just walk through a door after having picked its lock without first completely destroying it.. Right??! 😉

@@-Turtl3_ Gotta send a message!

@@DinnerForkTongue Yeah, of course 😉

He's an attorney, it's part of his job description.

Bystander- they are trapped in the car someone help them Lpl- click out of 1

⁠​⁠​⁠​⁠@@papoaceangel Guy- thanks for unlocking the car so that i can get out Lpl- Now let's do it again to prove its not a fluke Guy- NOOOOO

@James Gilman The lock did more damage to them than they did to him.

t33th4n 😂😂😂

I'm getting dizzy watching it swing back and forth, next time affix it to something with a backer. Plus the swinging reduces impact. Anyone remember the master lock TV commercials where they shoot a pad lock?

*laughs in hardened steel*

_FEED! ME! MORE! BULLETS!_

As is the case for a number of them.

Thats pretty much the strategy to defeat any lock. 9 times out of ten, a lock is several times tougher than what its attached to.

UK special forces and counter terrorism police both have flechette rounds that blow door hinges off completely bypassing bolts, locks and other means of securing, nicknamed fists of steel they literally punch a great chunk of the door and frame off.

@@dodgydruid Hell yeah. Blowing doors clear off the wall and entering gives you a helluva adrenaline rush.

@@dodgydruid That's one of the things that underslung shotguns on rifles are for. U.S. Army's got a bunch.

Good morning 47, today we have a hard target for you- *instantly picks lock and kills target* -well done 47, time for an exit.

MoonLight *Rides toy car out that was locked*

Gooper Slue bosnianbill is law enforcement in some special unit. Don’t remember if he is swat or what he is.

But also a lawyer

Either that or he trains.

@J EspinolaFalse Set.F This, Stack Up!

I would rather dig an underground tunnel than destroying that thing

No kidding. I once talked to jeweler who had been robbed by burglars who, instead of breaking in the door or window, broke through the outside concrete wall of his shop.

*Makes door out of these locks*

Drywall isn't that hard to kick through, the patches on the walls in my family home showed me that.

This guy is a lawyer that can pick locks in seconds and hits moving targets accurately. I know who I'm hiring if I ever want to commit a crime.

He is Hitman..

Yeah

You must not shoot very much.

To be fair there are also jump cuts between most of the shots so coukd have missed a lot in between but still impressive regardless

Now, onto a diary box worthy of the lock.

(Psychotic mom laughing while slicing her child's diary box with an angle grinder)

You have the most Vietnamese name I've ever seen. 😰

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That's creepy. Sounds like he wanted you to write in a journal then read through it later

or Python

Oh, that would be great name for their biggest baddest model. I could see the advertisement: Have a picture of a bullet hole in it, with "Tiss but a Scratch!"

roopiin 91 even better a nerf gun

maybe one of the plastic LOTO locks. Not an actual metal-body lock. an airsoft .177 pellet just won't have the energy to do more than add ablative armour to a proper metal lock body, and the lock bodies are the part Master does right, it's (usually) the cores that suck.

Finger guns

@@tashkiira7838 I dunno I have a 1k FPS air rifle with lead BB's that might do the trick

@@crusader2718 LPL and BB tested master lock in this video series as well, the real locks needed at least 5 shots of 9mm and 3 of 45acp. The best master needed 5 shots each of 9m, 45 acp 5.56 Nato and a lot of shots with 7.62 Nato and they still had to pry it away with a hammer.

I have a spinning medal target for the 45 to 357 range. I takes four well times shots from a 10/22 to get it to spin. Keeping it spinning is the real game.

@@reclhoss quite hard right? Has to be timed perfectly and bang on. I tried. My best is 6 hits in a row

Thanks

Same here, bravo for the shooting

My thoughts as well ! Most similar “experiments” eg DemolitionRanch are shot from much closer.

.....when you got a good scope it's hard to miss.

A bolt shoved through the hasp with a wingnut on the other end is more secure than a masterlock. Takes longer to spin the nut off the bolt than it does to get the masterlock off.

@@merendell lol fair point mate. and you can really torque those wingnuts tight eh...

They should have used this lock to keep you contained.

thick

I hope they do! This is awesome advertising for them and it costs nada!

joint video with demolition ranch! 🤠 he could work his way up from the lapua.

Paging Matt Carriker.

Like the Mythbusters said: if it's worth doing, it's worth overdoing. Yeah, do the 50 cal.

Install a pillar just for the lock to rest on.

Check out the YT channel FullMag. The guy does high speed video of bullet impacts on various things.

Nah, collab with Demolition Ranch! Matt's got the .50 cal!

@@71723 this lol

Most other RU-vid personalities are time wasters, video fillers.

Nah.. Smarter Every Day would be a better fit. That dude is a gun guy and engineer. He does his own slow mo as well. He has done silencers and captured the shockwave from super Sonic rounds.

Dunno about that, you get those big chains and they get REAL strong and tough REAL fast.

1 shot from the 22 would take ali out. oh u meant boxing rounds :D

Well, no. Because he's dead. 😂

That's what she said! ...yeah

50+30=80, not 120

Serious Maran what?

Heavy Industry in Britain? pfff

Isn't folding a normal thing in the steel industry?

@@pperoni7047 In other countries, sure. The UK, not so sure now, nice play on words!

Because Europe wont letvthe government bail them out,

@@cardiffpicker1 Another Euro myth...

lol yep

Did he find them all yet?

Just blow the hinges. A door is only as secure as its weakest constituent.

@@Gulyus The point of a joke is that it's not supposed to be taken seriously...

It would certainly be different results. I have shot the green tip ss rounds straight through a v-8 iron engine block, went through like it was butter.

u shoot the hinge instead

No. The lock is orders of magnitude heavier than the bullets. The transfer of momentum only wastes a small fraction of the energy. Also, "green tip" M855 is actually a terrible armor penetrator. The steel core is too soft to work like a traditional penetrator, and the lower velocity severely reduces its ability to damage hardened steel. High-velocity lead core rounds like M193 are actually far more effective against steel. Plenty of videos demonstrating this on youtube. Steel is very velocity-sensitive. Once the projectile starts going above 3100 fps the damage sustained by the metal increases dramatically. (ranges banning steel core ammo because of "target damage" are irrational. M193 and varminting loads chew the fuck out of targets, M855 does much less. Though the latter can still be a concern because it's a sparking hazard) If you wanna defeat steel, you got three options: AP rounds with a proper hardened penetrator, extremely high velocity rounds, or rounds large enough to deform it until failure. All three make a distinctly different kind of hole.

Melissia Blackheart when it easier to take the door off it hinges than to open the lock

Knight padlocks are their premium range XD

@@frag2k12 Whoa, really?

@@airmanon7213 Sorry it was a bad joke. Hence the XD.

@@frag2k12 Derp. Sorry. I tend to miss the jokes. 🙂

It never is. That goes for just about any lock. Thats why the lock itself, is rarely attacked unless it has a high percentage vulnerability. Much simpler to break the hasp, or hinges, or just go through a wall.

I think the solid surface is key to understanding the results. After all, the force might break the solid surface first.

XENO definitely, but it also shows how inferior all the other locks are, because it’s the same swinging test. I do agree that shooting it with a solid surface behind it would be a great test and a great video!

Force is proportional to (the change of bullet speed). So no big difference if the lock is heavy and moving slow in the end.

Would make zero differnce. Bullets dump their kinetic energy before the lock even starts swinging. These arent hand swung sledgehammers.

@@bluedistortions technically no. The kinetic energy of the bullet is dumped, but the lock bolting out is a sign that there's an energy loss.

"Let's make it dance." Nope

Ha fuck ya mate

Yes but watch how much this one moves compared to the others. That is, it barely moves while the others go loop de loop.

Consider how little time it has to move. You don't care about when it is swinging, the impact is happening from when the round hits to when the round stops or bounces off. That's not much more than 1/1000th of a second. The lock will move under a milimeter in this time.

It's nice to know Brits still manufactures something that is well made.

@@YouBloodyFool Aye, Dyson is not representative of British industry, we still like well designed and well made stuff, Dyson is a blip in the UK quality scene...

@@Eddiecurrent2000 Dyson, the Leave talking head, doesn't manufacture in the UK, he's taken it all to Singapore. He also is the largest private recipient of EU cash for land in the UK!

@@YouBloodyFool yep. Squire are 9th generation lock manufacturers now, iirc. Getting better all the time by finding niches and filling them well. Good code padlocks, for instance.

The chain is alot heavier aswell i think this was intended due to the ammount of rounds fired into it

The issue is battery powered angle grinders exist. That chain and shackle are tough and would likely chew through an entire cutting blade (cost $1) but would last 1-2 mins tops. This is why most high security doors secured by a padlock have shields over the shackle and lock so you can't get a grinder in there.

If someone is doing major league destructive entry, you need a lock capable of resisting detcord and other explosives. Not to mention I still think LPL and Bill are doing the lockbreaking wrong, should be smacking the top of the lock with the bullet. Locking lugs versus .45ACP, the .45 usually wins. And that's not counting those 400gr frangible breaching slugs they make for shotguns.

Put it against a rock and a .223 with a green tip ss round will go right through.

$315.00

@@CanISpoonYou going broke is but a small price to pay... wait

Ideal to lock my $50 bike with.

@@CanISpoonYou $146.86 on Amazon.

@@StarCustom-pk5ff i bought mine from Squire and it was $289 plus the $74 option for a NW4 Core....and btw its SS80CS.

Sounds like the same dialect as my friend from West Virginia tbh.

He lives in Maryland. It’s the about section of this page...

I believe he also works for the government

Plenty of people own guns in california... what do you mean?

@@Tech-hn4pw not with silencers... Maybe watch the video first before commenting.

@Fedora Eagle And that is probably impossible

@Fedora Eagle 5 pounds times ten locks only equals 50 pounds. i know people that can carry 2 80 pound bags of concrete on each shoulder. 320 pounds

Even if the railgun round didn't reach you, you'd still be receiving nearly all of its kinetic energy. You would explode.

@@logitech4873 actually fair enough

...."Fuckin A" ....

Yeh .50 cal... Like a Ramset on steroids!

Just send it to demo ranch

"I need it to destroy this one lock..."

You never know when a home invader might have 1" thick steel plate armor.

@@pakman184 So not all that bulletproof?

@@pakman184 OK, thanks.

pakman184 Doesn't that depend on the amount?