This video features Matt Carriker of DemolitionRanch and Roman Atwood conducting an experiment to determine how many t-shirts are needed to stop a bullet. They test both 9mm and .50 BMG rounds against increasing layers of fabric, demonstrating the significant penetration power of firearms. The experiment highlights the limitations of improvised personal protection against modern ammunition.
This video demonstrates an experimental approach to testing homemade body armor materials against professional-grade armor and various ballistic threats. Lead Firearms Instructor Matt Carriker, known for his extensive testing experience, humorously evaluates the effectiveness of DIY armor constructed from t-shirts, duct tape, and paper against shotgun birdshot and handgun rounds up to .44 Magnum. The results highlight the significant difference in protection offered by professional body armor compared to improvised materials.
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