Videos tagged with Ceramic Tile

This video features retired Navy SEAL "Coch" conducting a penetration test of ceramic tiles using 147gr. 300 Blackout ammunition from 7 yards. The video aims to determine the penetration depth of the .300 Blackout round through the ceramic material. The description also teases a future video comparing 9mm and .45 ACP against drywall, encouraging viewer participation in a prize drawing. The video is part of the "Blast Off Mondays" series and promotes the "TACTICALHYVE" platform and its social media channels.

This YouTube video, part of the 'Blast Off Mondays' series, features retired Navy SEAL "Coch" testing the penetration capabilities of a .458 SOCOM round against ceramic tiles. The video aims to determine how many inches of ceramic tile the .458 SOCOM can penetrate. It also teases a future comparison, with a 7-inch ceramic tile test using 147-grain supersonic 300 Blackout ammunition, inviting viewers to comment with their predictions for a prize drawing. The video promotes the Tactical Hyve website and social media channels.

This video demonstrates a budget-friendly DIY body armor plate constructed from ceramic tiles and computer paper for under $8. Tested against 9mm, 00 buckshot, and 5.56 rounds, the homemade armor shows surprising effectiveness in stopping projectiles and fragments. The host emphasizes this is for experimental purposes and not a substitute for certified life-saving equipment.

This video tests the ballistic resistance of a homemade armor plate coated with Line-X. The plate, constructed from Kevlar, ceramic tiles, and sheet metal, successfully stopped both 5.56mm rounds from an AR-15 and 9mm Extreme Penetrator rounds from a Glock 19. The Line-X coating played a crucial role in containing fragments and preventing penetration.

This video tests the penetration capabilities of a 9mm Glock 19 against ceramic tiles. Both Full Metal Jacket (FMJ) and hollow point rounds were used. The tests revealed that 3 to 4 ceramic tiles are sufficient to stop a 9mm round, with FMJ rounds showing slightly more penetration than hollow points.