Arrow vs GMC Denali Suv Window

Published on May 15, 2019
Duration: 5:20

This video features Edwin Sarkissian, a high-profile tactical gear influencer, conducting an experimental test of a TenPoint Nitro XRT crossbow against the 1.5-inch thick armored glass of a GMC Denali SUV, modified by Armormax. The test demonstrates the effectiveness of the ballistic glass, with the arrow failing to penetrate even a pre-damaged section. The video highlights the crossbow's velocity and cocking system, as well as the SUV's defensive features.

Quick Summary

An expert test pitted a TenPoint Nitro XRT crossbow (470 FPS) against the 1.5-inch thick armored glass of a GMC Denali SUV by Armormax. The arrow failed to penetrate, shattering upon impact, demonstrating the effectiveness of the ballistic glass. The SUV also features run-flat tires and defensive countermeasures.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Armored SUV Overview
  2. 01:00TenPoint Nitro XRT Crossbow Introduction
  3. 02:45Preparation and Cocking
  4. 03:10The Impact Test
  5. 04:00Results and Analysis

Frequently Asked Questions

What was tested against the armored GMC Denali SUV window?

A TenPoint Nitro XRT crossbow, described as one of the world's fastest commercial crossbows, was tested against the vehicle's 1.5-inch thick armored glass. The crossbow fires arrows at approximately 470 feet per second.

Did the arrow penetrate the armored glass of the GMC Denali?

No, the arrow fired from the TenPoint Nitro XRT crossbow failed to penetrate the 1.5-inch thick armored glass of the GMC Denali SUV. Slow-motion footage showed the arrow shattering upon impact without breaching the interior.

What are some features of the Armormax GMC Denali?

The Armormax GMC Denali is equipped with 1.5-inch thick bulletproof glass, run-flat tires, and defensive countermeasures such as electric shock door handles, smoke screens, and road spikes.

Why were field tip arrows used for the test?

Field tip arrows were selected for the test because they are generally considered more effective for penetrating hard, flat surfaces like glass compared to broadhead arrows, which are designed for hunting soft targets.

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