1 Mile Armor Test!

Published on October 1, 2025
Duration: 0:54

This video demonstrates a rigorous test of Level 3A body armor against a 6.5 PRC sniper round fired from one mile away. The test, conducted by Edwin Sarkissian, shows that the armor successfully stopped the projectile without penetration, although a significant impact mark and lodged bullet were observed. The expert assessment highlights the effectiveness of this armor level against high-powered rifle rounds at extreme distances.

Quick Summary

Level 3A body armor was tested against a 6.5 PRC rifle round fired from one mile away. The armor successfully stopped the projectile without penetration, though the bullet deformed and lodged within the vest. This demonstrates the armor's capability against high-powered rifle rounds at extreme distances.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Armor Test Introduction & Goal
  2. 00:19Rifle Setup: Christensen Arms 6.5 PRC
  3. 00:29Firing the 1 Mile Shot
  4. 00:33Vest Inspection: Impact Analysis
  5. 00:44Bullet Retrieval & Test Conclusion

Frequently Asked Questions

Can Level 3A body armor stop a 6.5 PRC rifle round fired from one mile?

Yes, in this test conducted by Edwin Sarkissian, Level 3A body armor successfully stopped a 6.5 PRC rifle round fired from a distance of one mile. The bullet did not penetrate the vest, though it did leave an impact mark and lodged itself within the armor.

What rifle was used for the 1-mile armor test?

The armor test utilized a Christensen Arms rifle chambered in 6.5 PRC. This caliber and rifle platform were chosen for their suitability for long-range shooting and ballistic testing.

What happened to the 6.5 PRC bullet after impacting the body armor?

After impacting the Level 3A body armor from one mile away, the 6.5 PRC bullet was found to be significantly deformed. It lodged within the vest material, indicating a substantial loss of energy and successful containment by the armor.

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