Phoenix Raven .25acp vs 3 Sheets of Plywood - TheFireArmGuy

Published on June 10, 2017
Duration: 3:14

This review tests the penetration capabilities of the Phoenix Raven .25 ACP pistol against three sheets of 1/4-inch plywood. Despite the .25 ACP's reputation for low power, the handgun and ammunition combination successfully penetrated all three sheets from 6 yards. The test demonstrates that the Phoenix Raven can perform beyond expectations in certain scenarios.

Quick Summary

The Phoenix Raven .25 ACP successfully penetrated three stacked sheets of 1/4-inch plywood from 6 yards using Fiocchi 50-grain FMJ ammunition. This test demonstrated the handgun's penetration capability exceeded expectations for the .25 ACP caliber.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Introduction & Gear Overview
  2. 00:56Single Sheet Plywood Test
  3. 01:25Double Sheet Plywood Test
  4. 02:02Triple Sheet Plywood Test
  5. 03:00Conclusion & Performance

Frequently Asked Questions

Can a Phoenix Raven .25 ACP penetrate plywood?

Yes, in a test conducted by TheFirearmGuy, the Phoenix Raven .25 ACP successfully penetrated three stacked sheets of 1/4-inch plywood from a distance of 6 yards, exceeding expectations for the caliber.

What ammunition was used to test the Phoenix Raven's penetration?

The penetration test utilized Fiocchi 50-grain full metal jacket (FMJ) ammunition, specifically labeled as 25 Auto 6.35 Browning.

How many sheets of plywood did the Phoenix Raven .25 ACP penetrate?

The Phoenix Raven .25 ACP, firing Fiocchi 50gr FMJ rounds, successfully penetrated three stacked sheets of 1/4-inch plywood during the test.

Is the .25 ACP caliber effective for penetration?

While often considered underpowered, this test showed that .25 ACP rounds, like the Fiocchi 50gr FMJ used, can penetrate multiple layers of 1/4-inch plywood, suggesting effectiveness against certain barriers.

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