Getting Shot At Behind Bulletproof Glass

Published on January 17, 2018
Duration: 4:21

This guide outlines the steps for a live-fire test of bulletproof glass, as demonstrated by Ghost Mountain Group. It emphasizes safety precautions, including the use of a plate carrier with a ballistic insert as a secondary safety measure. The test involves firing a handgun at the glass and observing its performance under impact. The video highlights the importance of controlled conditions and expert supervision for such high-risk demonstrations.

Quick Summary

A high-risk test evaluated bank teller grade bulletproof glass against handgun fire, using a plate carrier with a Premier Body Armor steel plate as a secondary safety measure. The laminated polycarbonate/glass panel successfully stopped multiple rounds, showing impact craters but no penetration, demonstrating its ballistic resistance.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Introduction and Disclaimer
  2. 00:38Safety Gear Preparation
  3. 01:14Setup and Positioning
  4. 02:13First Shot Execution
  5. 03:01Multiple Shots and Group Test
  6. 03:52Conclusion and Wrap-up

Frequently Asked Questions

What type of bulletproof glass was tested?

The video tested bank teller grade bulletproof glass, described as being made from laminated polycarbonate and glass, designed to withstand ballistic impacts.

What safety measures were in place during the test?

A significant safety measure included the use of a plate carrier with a Premier Body Armor steel plate as a secondary layer of protection behind the bulletproof glass.

What firearm caliber was used in the test?

While not explicitly stated, the handgun used was estimated to be firing 9mm ammunition, a common handgun caliber, impacting the glass panel at close range.

What was the outcome of the bulletproof glass test?

The bank teller grade bulletproof glass successfully stopped multiple handgun rounds fired at it. The impacts created visible spidering and craters on the front surface, but the rear remained intact.

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