9mm vs. Compound Bow against body armor #archery #bowhunting #outdoors #yeeyee

Published on April 18, 2024
Duration: 0:48

This video demonstrates a comparative test of a 9mm Glock and a 70lb draw weight compound bow against Level 3A body armor. The 9mm round was stopped by the armor, while the broadhead-tipped arrow from the compound bow fully penetrated the vest and mannequin. The host, identified as an outdoor enthusiast with familiarity in armor ratings and safe firearm handling, provides an energetic and experimental analysis of the results.

Quick Summary

In a test against Level 3A body armor, a 9mm Glock projectile was stopped, while a broadhead-tipped arrow from a 70lb compound bow achieved full penetration. This highlights that while Level 3A armor protects against handguns, it is not effective against archery projectiles.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Introduction & Test Setup
  2. 00:08Compound Bow Test
  3. 00:309mm Glock Test
  4. 00:40Comparison Results

Frequently Asked Questions

What was the outcome of the 9mm versus compound bow test against Level 3A body armor?

The 9mm Glock projectile was stopped by the Level 3A body armor, while the broadhead-tipped arrow from a 70lb compound bow fully penetrated the armor and the ballistic mannequin.

Can Level 3A body armor stop arrows from a compound bow?

No, this test demonstrated that Level 3A soft body armor is not designed to stop arrows from a compound bow, as the arrow achieved full penetration through the vest and mannequin.

What type of handgun was used in the body armor test?

A Glock semi-automatic handgun was used in the test to compare its penetration capabilities against Level 3A body armor with that of a compound bow.

What is the primary purpose of Level 3A body armor?

Level 3A body armor is rated by the NIJ to stop common handgun calibers. It is not designed to defeat rifle rounds or specialized projectiles like arrows from high-powered bows.

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