Videos tagged with Ballistic Barriers

This video showcases 55 legal gadgets for home defense, ranging from less-lethal projectile launchers to reinforced garage doors and door security devices. It highlights the T4E T68 Carbine, Ontarget ballistic dart launcher, Volium garage doors, Gogun Six Needler air gun, Razer chain whip, Taser 10, EK Revo7 crossbow, Door Arcade reinforcement system, Phantom Defenders door blocker, Salt Gun, and Kimber Pepper Blaster 2. The focus is on providing effective deterrents and defensive tools that operate within legal boundaries, emphasizing stopping power without necessarily resorting to lethal force.

This video showcases a variety of home defense gadgets available on Amazon, ranging from reinforced garage doors and door security devices to fire escape ladders and active shooter defense systems. It highlights products designed to deter intruders, enhance structural security, and provide emergency egress options, emphasizing both robust protection and ease of use. The featured items aim to offer peace of mind through advanced security features and less-lethal deterrents.

This video explores the safety of "glass" stalls, a term likely referring to transparent ballistic barriers or shooting enclosures, often seen in ranges or training facilities. It questions the perceived safety of these structures despite their transparency, delving into the materials and design considerations that contribute to their ballistic protection. The content aims to educate viewers on the engineering and testing behind these specialized environments.

This video demonstrates a cost-effective method for building ballistic barriers for a shooting range, inspired by military Hesco baskets. It details using chicken wire fencing to create baskets, lining them with landscaping cloth, and filling them with dirt using a bobcat loader to construct range walls and bunkers.

This video demonstrates a cost-effective method for building ballistic barriers, akin to military Hesco baskets, for firearm ranges. The technique involves using readily available wire fencing, landscaping cloth, and fill material like dirt, manipulated with tools such as a bobcat. It offers a practical alternative to expensive commercial Hesco units for creating protective structures.