The speaker is showcasing his grandfather's Kar 98 rifle, which was brought back from World War II. The rifle is in excellent condition, with matching serial numbers on the bolt, stock, and barrel. The speaker shoots various objects, including motorcycle helmets, steel beams, cinderblocks, wood, and ballistic gel, to demonstrate the rifle's capabilities. He also compares the damage caused by the 8mm Mauser rounds to 9mm rounds fired from a different gun. Additionally, the speaker shoots a ream of paper, which the bullet penetrates but does not exit. Throughout the video, the speaker engages in banter with his companions and provides information about the rifle and its history.
Here are the key facts extracted from the text:
1. The speaker is shooting a Kar 98 rifle.
2. The Kar 98 is a German-made rifle.
3. The rifle shoots 8mm rounds.
4. The speaker's grandpa brought the rifle back from World War 2.
5. The rifle has matching serial numbers on the top, barrel, bolt, and stock.
6. The speaker shoots various objects, including motorcycle helmets, cabbage, steel beams, cinder blocks, ballistic gel, and wood.
7. The speaker also shoots a PT Cruiser door to compare the damage to 9mm shots.
8. The speaker fires the rifle at a steel target and an aluminum block.
9. The rifle penetrates 6 inches of wood.
10. The speaker shoots at a stack of 500 sheets of paper, which the bullet passes through.
11. The speaker mentions that the rifle is gentle and requires a gentle touch to shoot accurately.
12. The speaker compares the damage caused by the Kar 98 to that caused by a 20mm round.
13. The speaker thanks "Shoot Steel" for providing the steel targets used in the video.