Videos tagged with AR-6 Stinger II

A $25 Temu body armor plate was tested against a 75-pound draw Steambow AR-6 Stinger II repeating crossbow. While the armor previously stopped 9mm and .223 rounds, a crossbow bolt penetrated about two-thirds of the way through, demonstrating that 'bulletproof' does not equate to 'bolt-proof'. The test highlights the limitations of budget armor against different projectile types.

This YouTube video showcases the Steambow AR-6 Stinger II tactical crossbow in action, as demonstrated by Nic Lenze. The primary activity shown is shooting bolts at apples, providing a visual demonstration of the crossbow's performance. The video description includes a link to the full video, suggesting further content beyond this brief clip.

The Steambow AR-6 Stinger II is a tactical repeating crossbow offering rapid-fire capabilities with a 6-bolt internal magazine and 190 FPS velocity. It features Picatinny rails for accessories and AR-15 buffer tube compatibility. While effective for penetration tests on targets like pork roasts, its primary utility is seen as a recreational tool for backyard shooting and small game, rather than a primary defense weapon.