The video features Scott from Kentucky Ballistics testing four different .500 Magnum rounds: the Equalizer (480 grain), Vaporizer (425 grain), Grand Canyon (635 grain), and Spire Point (390 grain). Scott shoots each round at cardboard, a water jug, a cinder block, and ballistic gel to demonstrate their performance. He also discusses his experience with Private Internet Access (PIA), a VPN service that sponsors the video. The results show that each round has unique characteristics, with the Vaporizer causing the most damage to the water jug and the Grand Canyon round having the most recoil.
Here are the key facts extracted from the text:
1. The video is about testing 500 magnum ammo.
2. The host, Scott, is using a 500 Smith & Wesson Magnum with an 8 and 3/8 inch barrel.
3. The ammo tested includes the Equalizer round by Double Tap Ammo, the Vaporizer round by Matt's Bullets, the Grand Canyon round by Matt's Bullets, and the 390 grain Spire Point round by Matt's Bullets.
4. The Equalizer round has a 480 grain projectile with a hollow point and a solid hard cast.
5. The Vaporizer round is a 425 grain hollow point.
6. The Grand Canyon round is a 635 grain hollow point.
7. The 390 grain Spire Point round is a pointed bullet designed for penetration.
8. Scott tests the ammo by shooting at cardboard, railroad ties, water jugs, cinder blocks, and ballistic gel.
9. The video is sponsored by Private Internet Access, a VPN service.
10. Scott uses Private Internet Access when traveling to stay secure online.
11. Private Internet Access has over 3,000 servers in 49 countries.
12. Scott uses the VPN service on his phone and desktop.
13. The video ends with a shooting demonstration of each round and a side view of Scott shooting each round to show the differences in recoil.