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**Title:** Testing Flex Paste as Bulletproof Material on Demolition Ranch
**Summary:**
* Hosts test "Flex Paste", a new product from Phil Swift, to see if it's bulletproof.
* They apply the paste in layers to a surface and test it against various firearms:
+ .22 Long Rifle: Initially seems to stop the bullet, but later tests reveal inconsistent results.
+ .380 ACP: Mixed results, with some bullets potentially stopped, others not.
+ .45 ACP: Mostly ineffective, with bullets penetrating or ricocheting.
+ 700 Grain Bullet (.500 Magnum and 300 Blackout): Devastatingly effective in destroying the paste, with no stopping power observed.
* The hosts conclude that Flex Paste is not effective as a bulletproof material, expressing disappointment after successful tests with similar products (Flex Tape and Flex Seal) in the past.
* The video ends with an unrelated, light-hearted segment featuring a minivan being driven up a hill, which ultimately stalls and is left there.
Here are the key facts extracted from the text, numbered and in short sentences, excluding opinions:
**Testing Setup**
1. The test subject is "Flex Paste", a new product from Phil Swift.
2. The testers applied Flex Paste in layers, letting it harden over several days.
3. The final thickness of the Flex Paste was approximately 10 inches.
**Firearm Tests**
4. The first test firearm was a .22 caliber pistol.
5. The .22 caliber bullet created a small hole in the Flex Paste.
6. A .380 ACP pistol was used in the second test.
7. Two rounds were fired from the .380 ACP; at least one bullet may have been stopped.
8. A 9-millimeter pistol with full metal jackets was used in the next test.
9. The 9-millimeter bullets may have been stopped by the Flex Paste.
10. A .45 ACP pistol (Glock 41) was used in a subsequent test.
11. Multiple shots were fired from the .45 ACP, with some potentially stopped by the Flex Paste.
**High-Powered Rifle Test**
12. A 700 grain bullet was fired from a 300 Blackout rifle.
13. The rifle bullet severely damaged the Flex Paste but may not have fully penetrated.
**Miscellaneous**
14. The testers had previously conducted successful bulletproof tests with Flex Tape and Flex Seal.
15. The Flex Paste was found to still be wet and soft in some areas, even after several days.