"How many cast iron pans would it take to stop a bullet? I'm gonna shoot these pans with higher and higher caliber bullets all the way up to a 50 cal and see how many it takes to stop each round. Good luck, Fred. Starting out with a 22. Our bullet hit right here and it just bounced right off. Fred's fine. Next up, nine mil. But the bullet went through our first pan, bounced off the second. Fred's still okay. Moving up to the revolver, shooting around a 44 magnum. But the bullet went through two pans and bounced off the third. Moving up to the Desert Eagle, shooting around a 50 AE. The Deagle went through one pan, two pans, and bounced off the third. Moving up to the 12 gauge, shooting a slug. You ready, Zach? Yeah. The slug went through one, two, three pans, bounced off the fourth. Moving up to the AK-47, shooting around a 7.62 by 39. At the AK went through one, two, three, and then bounced off number four. Moving up to the gold scar, shooting around a 308. The scar went through one, two, three pans, bounced off number four. Moving up to the 30.6. All right, the bullet went through one, two, three pans and also bounces off number four. Fred's still okay. Last step, we're going to the 50 cal. Hang on, Fred. Fred. All right, the 50 cal went through five whole pans and bounced off number six. Fred survives the video."