Videos tagged with Automotive Glass

This analysis, presented by John Correia and Mike Willever of Active Self Protection, dissects a San Antonio police encounter involving a suspect with multiple violent felony warrants. The video details the suspect's flight while armed and the subsequent use of deadly force by an officer firing through a patrol vehicle's windshield. Expert commentary covers the legal framework of engaging fleeing felons, tactical considerations like backstops and equipment, and the ballistics of shooting through glass, offering insights into officer decision-making and alternative force options.

This video from Edwin Sarkissian, an established firearms and explosives content creator, experimentally tests if a 'pineapple' style fragmentation grenade can break a car window upon impact before its 5-second fuse detonates. The experiment, conducted in a desert with a Range Rover Sport, demonstrates that while the initial impact may not suffice, a second, direct impact successfully shatters the glass, allowing the grenade to enter the vehicle. The subsequent detonation causes extensive damage, confirming the grenade's weight and force are sufficient to break automotive glass.

This video demonstrates the ballistic capabilities of the Henry Lever Action .22 Magnum rifle against a vehicle. The demonstration, conducted by 704 Tactical, shows multiple impacts on the windshield and hood, highlighting the .22 WMR cartridge's penetration power. The footage includes close-ups of the lever-action cycling and spent casings being ejected, showcasing the rifle's operation.

This YouTube video conducts a range test to evaluate the effects of .22LR ammunition impacting a truck windshield. The video aims to demonstrate what happens when this specific caliber is fired at a common automotive glass, providing a visual and practical assessment of its penetration capabilities in this scenario. It encourages viewers to subscribe and links to various playlists covering handgun reviews, long gun reviews, Second Amendment content, gear reviews, and more range tests.

This video explores the practical application of shooting through automotive glass, a variable rarely encountered in standard firearm practice. The presenter modifies their 1989 Trooper by removing rear windows to conduct exploratory testing. The core of the video focuses on where bullets will travel and whether they maintain integrity when fired through vehicle glass at extreme angles from both the driver's and passenger's seats. The firearms used are a Heckler & Koch P7M8 9mm, and the ammunition tested includes G9 Bullets External Hollow Point and Asym Precision Defensive load, both featuring solid copper construction.