Recording summary · May 2020
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Overview
Daniel examines and tests a heavy, golden metal toy gun loaded with plastic pellets against containers, shed door glass, and cardboard, finding that the pellets fail to break the glass but successfully penetrate the cardboard.
Daniel recalls and defends a past controversy in Japan over buying a plastic BB gun with donation funds to scare away crows, conducts target practice by placing a sticky target on cardboard and hitting the bullseye, and addresses channel subscribers.
Themes
Testing the golden metal pellet gun on surfaces such as a beaker, shed door glass, and cardboard.
Pellet shortages and the physical effort involved in cocking the toy gun.
Past controversy in Japan involving donation funds used to buy a BB gun for crow deterrence.
Target practice using target stickers on cardboard and remarks directed to channel subscribers.
Developments
Daniel fires the pellet gun at a beaker and shed glass without breaking the glass.
Daniel shoots and penetrates a piece of cardboard.
Daniel attaches a sticky target to cardboard and hits the bullseye.
Uncertainties & gaps
Whether the pellet gun might be illegal or dangerous.
Whether the pellet pierced through the oats.