What Happens in a Home Invasion?!?

Published on April 4, 2023
Duration: 25:48

This video simulates a home invasion to test the ballistic resistance of common household items against 9mm and 5.56 NATO rounds. The experiment reveals that most electronics and small appliances offer negligible protection, with even major appliances being easily penetrated. The conclusion emphasizes that reliable ballistic cover is scarce in a typical home environment.

Quick Summary

A Demolition Ranch experiment tested common household items against 9mm and 5.56 rounds during a simulated home invasion. Results showed that electronics and appliances offered minimal ballistic protection, concluding that most household items are unreliable for cover.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Parody Skit Intro
  2. 03:45Home Invasion Scenario Setup
  3. 05:21Canik METE MC9 Overview
  4. 06:24Sig Spear LT Overview
  5. 08:10Firearm Range Testing
  6. 10:56Electronics Penetration Test
  7. 14:49Small Appliance Testing
  8. 18:13Major Appliance Testing
  9. 22:25Conclusion: No Ballistic Cover

Frequently Asked Questions

What household items were tested for ballistic protection in the Demolition Ranch video?

The video tested various household items including printers, a large TV, a lamp, kitchen appliances like a waffle maker, toaster, crockpot, and pressure cooker, as well as major appliances such as a microwave, refrigerator, stove, and washer/dryer unit.

Do common household items provide effective ballistic cover during a home invasion?

No, the experiment demonstrated that most common household items offer negligible ballistic protection. Electronics and appliances were easily penetrated by 9mm and 5.56 rounds, indicating they are unreliable for cover.

Which firearms were featured in the Demolition Ranch home invasion ballistic test?

The video featured a Canik METE MC9, a subcompact 9mm pistol, and a Sig Sauer Spear LT chambered in 5.56 NATO, which were used to test penetration through various household items.

What was the main conclusion regarding ballistic cover in a home invasion scenario?

The primary conclusion was that virtually nothing in a standard home provides reliable ballistic cover. The test highlighted the critical need for dedicated defensive measures rather than relying on everyday objects.

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