Kentucky Ballistics tests the ballistic resistance of an interior door against various handgun calibers. Inspired by a friend's story of a .45 ACP hollow point being stopped, the video pits a Springfield Armory 1911, Ruger LC9s, and Ruger LCR 22 against a residential door. Ammunition tested includes Winchester PDX1 Defender .45 ACP, Remington 9mm FMJ, and CCI .22 LR Mini Mags. The experiment aims to determine if a typical door can effectively stop common handgun rounds, providing a practical, albeit anecdotal, look at projectile penetration.
This video explores the effectiveness of interior doors as either cover or concealment in a home or office scenario, especially during an active shooting situation. Ed Combs from Concealed Carry Magazine conducts a test to demonstrate the protective capabilities of different door types against incoming rounds. The video encourages viewer interaction by asking for opinions on the test and suggestions for future "Cover vs. Concealment" episodes. It also promotes a free gun giveaway and the USCCA community.
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