Rob here with t1 G next thing we're going to discuss is shooting into a vehicle through the glass
There's two different types of glass on these stateside cars on the soft-skinned unarmored vehicles
Is we have a side safety glass and a front and rear windshield
Layered tempered glass we're going to first shoot the side safety glass
[it's] safety glass because the department of transportation here in the states says that if there's any if there happens to be an impact
that you're going to
Not be impaled by the glass that the glass is going to break up with and find particles and basically just fall to the ground
Now once we shoot it
You should see it
spider out
and then fall
Also notice that there's no tint on the glass if you have tint the tape will keep the glass particles together and it may not
Drop as non tinted glass will
And we also have a dummy inside of the vehicle as a target as a point of Aim
So let's go ahead and fire a couple rounds, and we'll see what happens is a glass
All right now that [we] shot the dummy through the side safety glass of this vehicle
[we'll] come up, and we'll take a closer look and you'll notice how the glass
Just shattered and just breaks apart and fine particles like I said this is stateside Department of transportation
Safety glass on the side [of] a vehicle to make sure that the person inside on
Impact isn't impaled with any glass if you notice that as soon as the first couple rounds hit and went through it
All the glass dropped down to the ground that way now. We don't have a medium now our bullets going true now
we're going to go around to the [front] of the [vehicle] and shoot the front windshield which is going to be a different [type] of
Glass now that we're around the front of the vehicle we're going to be shooting through the front windshield
It's going to be a little bit different because of the type of glass the type of glass it is it's two layers of glass
With a piece of laminate in the middle basically melted glued pressed together alright
so unlike the side of the safety glass
Where it's going to shatter and drop what we're going to try to do here is because of the angle of the glass we're going
to try to create a hole and then shoot through the hole we
[don't] want our bullet to hit anything when it leaves the barrel other than the Target
Anything that it hits it'll deflect, so if I can start a good hole going then I want to start shooting through the hole
Let's get a closer. Look and see what happens to the glass you'll notice how when we shoot
it doesn't shatter and drop like the side does what we want to do is we want to shoot out a hole and
Then shoot from the hole similar to shooting from the inside out is the same thing from shooting outside to in if we can create
A hole and shoot through the hole, there's no deflection of our round once it hits that medium of the glass
next thing we're going to cover is we're going to put a layer of
armored glass up [here]
and we're going to shoot it with five five six penetrator round and see how many rounds it takes in a close proximity to
start penetrating through the armored glass so now that we're at the front of the vehicle what you could see is we kick the
normal front windshield out of this vehicle
And then we dropped in some ballistic glass we're going to go ahead and fire about ten to fifteen rounds
Try to create a hole and see how many rounds it takes to [actually] break through this ballistic glass
Just in case you're [ever] in that position where you need to get that somebody inside of an armored vehicle
We have just standard green tip five five six
Let's go ahead and go take a look and see if we got anything that penetrated. All right
So what that was is that was a total of ten green tip five five six rounds
And you could see how the armored glass it takes it now what this is this isn't any different than your standard
Front windshield of a vehicle, it's just a lot wider so it's layered here. We have about
Appears to be about seven or eight layered front windshields, and that's what stops and slows down [the] the round, but as you can see
Same thing with the glass with the front windshield
You want to
Create a weak spot create a hole and then continue to shoot through the hole. We did a total of [ten] rounds
I thought I got through around round six
But we started to shoot a couple more times just to hit the sound guys back in the [back] seat
Shouldn't put it there, but we thought the armored glass was going to do it now
We're gonna come around back to take a look at the back side of the glass so you could see what happens to the glass
The ballistic glass when the round hits it
you
So you can see the wounds on our dummy here
And then you guys got a chance to take a look at the inside of the ballistic class as the rounds came through
So we took you from the side safety glass to the front windshield tempered glass and then the layered ballistic glass
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