12 Ozarks Cast-Iron Skillets vs Bullets: How Many Can They Stop?

😲The 12 Ozarks cast-iron skillets are incredibly durable and can stop bullets from various firearms.

🔫Different calibers of bullets, including .22, 9mm, .45 ACP, AK-47, and FN Five-SeveN, were shot at the skillets.

🛡️The skillets successfully stopped bullets from all tested calibers, with some bullets penetrating one or two skillets but failing to pass through the rest.

🎯The accuracy of the shots played a significant role in determining whether the bullets would pass through the skillets.

💥The skillets showcased their exceptional strength and durability, proving their usefulness beyond cooking.

Can the skillets stop bullets from powerful firearms like the AK-47?

—Yes, the skillets demonstrated their durability by successfully stopping bullets from the AK-47 and other powerful firearms.

Did any of the bullets penetrate through all 12 skillets?

—No, none of the bullets managed to pass through all 12 skillets. Some bullets penetrated one or two skillets before stopping.

Were any of the skillets damaged after being shot?

—The skillets may have minor dents or scratches from the impact of the bullets, but overall, they remain structurally intact.

Does accuracy play a role in whether the skillets can stop bullets?

—Yes, the accuracy of the shots is crucial. Shots aimed at the center of the skillets are more likely to be stopped, while shots towards the edges may have a higher chance of going through.

What does this test reveal about the strength and durability of cast-iron skillets?

—The test proves that cast-iron skillets, like the 12 Ozarks skillets used in the experiment, are incredibly strong and durable. They can withstand high-velocity bullets and provide reliable protection.

00:00In this video, we test the durability of 12 Ozarks cast-iron skillets by shooting them with different calibers of bullets.

02:04We first shoot a .22 long rifle bullet from a Walther P22, and surprisingly, the bullet is completely stopped by the first skillet.

03:10Next, we use a 9mm round from a Glock 19X, and once again, the bullet fails to pass through the second skillet.

04:30We proceed to test a .45 ACP bullet from a Glock 30, and although it creates a larger hole, it only manages to penetrate the second skillet.

06:07Using an AK-47 and its 7.62x39mm round, we find that the bullet stops on the third skillet, showcasing the skillets' impressive durability.

08:09Even the high-velocity FN Five-SeveN bullets, known for their armor-piercing capabilities, fail to pass through the third skillet.

09:59We also test the skillets against a shotgun birdshot, which creates a large dent but does not penetrate through.

10:47Finally, we shoot a slug from a 12-gauge shotgun, and while it manages to go through two skillets, it is stopped by the third.