Today we're going to see how bullet resistant the Cybertruck really is. Since nothing is
actually bulletproof. There's always going to be a bigger bullet, but today we're going to
see scientifically where that line gets drawn. We have tiny .22 bullets all the way up to a 50 cal.
Which should do the job. It's a little bit snowy today, so we have to sterilize the surface...
with a burn test! All right, that was fun. Let's get to the actual shooting. To make things a bit
more interesting Ridge has sent over quite a few of their compact wallets, and said that for any
bullet that hits within the red square, they will donate $1,000 to my off-road wheelchair company,
Not A Wheelchair. So huge thanks to Ridge for sponsoring this video. I've personally carried
a Ridge wallet in my own pockets for the last 5 years. Mostly because I have an abnormal allure to
titanium, but also because it blocks RFID, goes in my front pocket instead of my back pocket, holds
up to 12 cards, and has a lifetime warranty. This is what a new burnt titanium looks like, and what
a burnt titanium looks like after being in your pocket for 5 years. They also have a ridiculously
awesome looking burnt damascus. Which I'm going to choose as our first target. You can grab one
for yourself at Ridge.com/jerryrig , and I'll put a link down in the description. Ridge has over 3
million customers, and as a special gift for their 11th anniversary you can get up to 30% off with
the link in the description Ridge.com/jerryrig. There's over 30 designs to choose from,
and each of them have a 365-day guarantee in a lifetime warranty. And again huge thanks to
Ridge for sponsoring this video, and donating money, if assuming we can hit anything, to my
Not A Wheelchair project. We are being as safe as possible during this shooting test. We are at an
official gun range with rock berms along either side for complete protection against any stray
bullets. The rules of the competition are we have 30 bullets, and this red square box. And for each
bullet that ends up inside the red square box, Ridge will donate $1,000 to my Not A Wheelchair
company, up to $15,000. First going to be trying out is a Glock 19. It's a 9 millimeter handgun,
shooting full metal jackets, 115 grain, and I am going to take 5 shots, and see where that gets us.
Never shot a $100,000 truck before, but Elon says, it's bulletproof. Wahoo! That's wild. Oh no way!
Riley: Oh! That one went through!
Zack: Did it?
Riley: Oh no, dang.
Zack: Oh that's sick. Look at this. They're a little bit warm. Each divot is warm, but there
is no cracking. That's awesome! The Cybertruck is bulletproof to a 9 mil for sure. Looks like,
oh no way! I didn't even see this! Zoom in on this. The damascus steel caught the bullet.
Riley: Oh my gosh!
Zack: That's amazing! Look at that! That is the coolest thing, damascus steel. All right,
so I shot five times, and I hit five times. The last thing we want is for the 9 mil bullet to
hit in the same spot twice, cause the metal's already so weak. So, we are going to have a new
square. So, I got five of my shots within the square. So, that's $5,000 for Not A Wheelchair
company. Riley is the chief operations officer over there, and now it's his turn to shoot.
Riley: I don't know why I'm nervous, like I've never been nervous hitting a target, but... ah....
Zack: All right do it for the discounted wheelchairs. Make sure you get them all
in the box. I hit the wallet one time, so we'll see if Rileys a better shot than I am.
Riley: It's too close to the window! I'm nervous! No pressure right?
Zack: No pressure!
Riley: No pressure. Okay.
Zack: Wooo! Dang dude! Ha Ha.
Riley: I guess I shouldn't have done that, huh. Oh well.
Zack: That was solid. That was five shots right?
Riley: That was five, yup. We're clear.
Zack: Okay good. Dang dude, wow, that wallet protected the Cybertruck really well actually.
Riley: Which is good, cause I didn't even realize I was shooting the same
spot. If there was no wallet it would have gone through.
Zack: That's crazy. That's where the wallet was,
and that's Riley's bullet. You can see the splatter. That's amazing. So it turns out,
Riley's a better shot than me, and our third contestant is Jacom. And he's going to be
the one who's patching any holes that go through the Cybertruck door, right?
Jacom: Yea.
Zack: He's a really good stainless steel welder. All right, let's see what you can do. Okay Jacom,
I hit all five of mine. Riley hit all five of his. Let's see what you can do.
Jacom: Okay, but you don't want them all in the same spot right?
Zack: Right, right. Spread them out a little bit. Inside the red box. Woo! Sick! Nice work. Oh,
that ones stuck in! Your bullet is still inside.
Jacom: Yes, that's what I was trying to do.
Zack: Sick! So far we haven't missed a single shot. Every single one of them has been inside
the red box. That was almost a little too easy making $15,000 for the Not A Wheelchair company.
There'll be a discount code on the website. Bringing the cost of each one of our machines
down by $1,000 bucks. Thank you very much Ridge. Now let's try some bigger ammunition.
Riley: Oh dang. This one cracked a little bit. It looks like.
Zack: Oh.
Riley: That one totally cracked.
Zack: Did you hit two in the same spot?
Riley: Maybe actually. Yea.
Jacom: One, two, three, four, five. Oh there's one there.
Riley: Those two.
Jacom: One, two, three, four, five.
Zack: There we go, a crack in the middle, but it didn't go through.
Riley: The first crack!
Zack: The first, but not the last. We have some big bullets coming through. So,
we've officially determined that the Cybertruck is indeed bulletproof to 9 millimeter ammo. As
long as we are not hitting in the same spot over and over again. There is a small crack
where we double shot in the same hole. RIght now though we are going to be shooting some
faster ammunition. Which means that it will probably go through the door. And so we are
going to cheat a little bit by opening up the door, just so we're not bouncing
bullets around inside of the cab. I do want to be able to use my Cybertruck after this,
uh, scratch test is over. For the rest of this test we have two very small bullets, and then
two very large bullets. This is a .22, and this is a .17. This one travels at 1,000 feet per second,
and most likely will not go through the car door. This one travels at 2,500 feet per second,
and most likely will go through the door. Interesting how tiny they both are. For reference,
this was the 9 millimeter bullet that we were shooting earlier. This one's the .17 and this
one's the .22. This ones about $0.06 cents. This one costs about $0.40 cents, and this one cost
about $0.25 cents. When we get into the bigger bullets though, this AR cost $0.33 cents, and this
50 cal costs about $5 dollars a shot. Not that it matters when we're shooting a $100,000 truck.
Let's see what happens to these little tiny guys. This is a .22, it will probably not go through.
Carson: Dead center.
Zack: Okay, let's go find out. All right, those .22. They're cute. They're little
divots. That's sweet. Little bullet splatters all the way around. All right,
good to know it can withstand 9 millimeter and .22 bullets, so far. All right,
so this one's a 17 HMR going 2 and 1/2 times faster than the .22, and even though it's
about the same size as the 9 millimeter, this one should go through. Three, two, one....
Riley: Oh yea!
Zack: Ha ha ha I can see that from here. That's sick! Okay,
let's go check it out. What's the damage? Oh my gosh. Oh that went crazy. That's all
the way through. Anything in the back side? Interesting. What in the world?
Okay it went through the door panel, but it didn't go through anything else.
Jacom: Huh.
Zack: The window's still intact, so that's good! Yea that's crazy. The Cybertruck is
not bulletproof to a .17. Let's try an AR round. This time we're shooting an AR-15.
A .223 is this much bigger than a .17, and it's also moving 1,000 feet faster per second,
about 3,200. Quite a bit bigger. Quite a bit faster. I have a feeling this one's
going to go through both sides of the door. Three, two, one.
Carson: Yea, it went straight through.
Zack: Clear.
Riley: It's actually good for replacing though, right by the other hole.
Zack: Yea?
Riley: It's cause you're so close to the other one.
Zack: That's how good of a shot I am.
Riley: Heck yea.
Zack: All right, so that one was the .17 probably, and this is the .223. Moment of truth, oh shoot,
so that's plastic right there. That's really cool. We freakin nailed that though. Look at this Jacom.
Jacom: Oh that's perfect! Thats a perfect shot.
Hard to even tell anything happened. Is that the .17?
Zack: Did it come through?
Riley: I didn't see anything.
Zack: But ya that's interesting. You can see some sound proofing in there
as well as plastic. All right, let's try to get the 50 cal in this spot.
Woo! All the way through the door. So Riley you think this one's the .17?
Riley: Yea, just cause, I mean that .223 is moving
so much faster. So it just goes straight through like a hot knife through butter.
Zack: Does anyone know how fast a 50 cal goes?
Riley: I forget off the top of my head.
Zack: We need Google.
Riley: Oh that's nothing, 2,900.
Zack: That's slower!
Riley: But it's a fat bullet
Zack: Slower, but so much bigger. Okay, it's go time. So we know that this bullet
is probably going to go through the door, both sides, since the previous two did.
The thing I'm worried about though, is that this is probably going to shatter the glass,
even though we're hitting the door. Just because of how brutal, and large this bullet is. So,
fingers crossed we don't break the glass. Cause, as we know, glass is glass, and glass...
All right, three, two, one. I think I did alright. I can see through the door from
here. That's freakin wild. Oh my gosh! Look at that. It like starred open. Oh,
that's crazy. Can put my whole finger through that. What's this side looking like? Hey,
that's not bad, that's not bad. What do you think Riley?
Riley: Not bad at all. I was expecting a little more, but that's not bad.
Zack: Yea, we might even just leave that.
Jacom: We have to see if the window will roll down.
Zack: Oh no, I forgot about the window. There also seems to be a giant misconception that the
windows of the Cybertruck are bulletproof, and they are most definitely not. The armoured glass
that was proposed during the initial launch never came to fruition, and the Cybertruck
glass is most definitely not bulletproof, in any way shape or form. It is far too thin for that.
Yes! That's awesome. Back up, Woo! And the truck is still in one piece. There's a few,
um, ventilation holes now, but overall I am very satisfied with how bullet resistant the Cybertruck
is. It works on 9 millimeter .22. Anything faster than that and there's going to be a hole, but
still slowing down a bullet is still infinitely better than letting it pass though both sides of
the vehicle. What do you think, Jacom. Do you think you can patch up this hole over here?
Jacom: That's not too bad.
Zack: Is it as bad as you thought it was going to be?
Jacom: No, no I mean depending on what you want to do about that.
Zack: We can just drop some weld bead in there.
Jacom: It's actually not as thick as it seems on the edges.
Zack: Is it thinner on the middle of the panel?
Jacom: Feels like it'll butcher your finger.
Zack: Yea, that's so starred up in there.
Jacom: Put it in too far, and it can't come back out.
Zack: Ha! It's like one of those Chinese finger traps.
Riley: There's nothing loose in there. Like shaking around or anything.
Zack: There's like a white plastic poly wheel that we just barely missed. Oh no,
we shot through some wires!
Riley: Oops
Zack: All right, well if someone from Tesla can tell us where these wires go. The door
seems to be working. Grab your own bullet catching, burnt damascus Ridge wallet down
in the description. And if you want me to shoot the windows of the Cybertruck
let me know down in the comments. Thanks a ton for watching. I'll see you around.