Testing the Ballistic Backpack Panel from BulletSafe

Published on September 30, 2023
Duration: 8:19

This video tests the BulletSafe ballistic backpack panel's ability to stop multiple 9mm handgun rounds, including jacketed hollow points and frangible ammunition. The panel successfully retained all tested projectiles, demonstrating its effectiveness in protecting against common handgun threats. The instructor notes the panel's performance against 9mm rounds and highlights the visual evidence of retained bullets within the Kevlar layers.

Quick Summary

The BulletSafe ballistic backpack panel was tested with 15 rounds of 9mm ammunition, including jacketed hollow points and frangible rounds. The panel successfully stopped all projectiles, showing no signs of penetration on its strike face, indicating effective protection against this caliber.

Chapters

  1. 00:01Introduction and Test Setup
  2. 00:07Firearm and Ammunition Used
  3. 00:169mm Jacketed Hollow Point Test
  4. 00:30First Shots Fired
  5. 00:43Assessing Initial Impact
  6. 00:51Multiple Shots Fired
  7. 01:02Confirming Penetration (or lack thereof)
  8. 01:13Visual Inspection of Panel
  9. 01:35Examining the BulletSafe Plate
  10. 01:53Cutting Open the Panel
  11. 02:04Recovering Bullets
  12. 02:11Total Rounds Fired: 15
  13. 02:45BulletSafe Claims
  14. 03:03First Recovered Bullet
  15. 03:15Close-up of Recovered Bullets
  16. 03:44Praise for BulletSafe Performance
  17. 04:57Recovering Bob
  18. 05:02Discovering Remaining Rounds
  19. 05:33Recovering Final Rounds
  20. 05:42Full Metal Jacket Round Identified
  21. 05:45Summary of Recovered Ammunition
  22. 06:07Frangible Ammunition Analysis
  23. 06:12Kevlar Layers Visible
  24. 06:37Frangible vs. 357 Sig
  25. 06:45Frangible Round Impact
  26. 06:58Frangible Did Not Penetrate
  27. 07:46Frangible Ammunition Behavior
  28. 07:52Final Verdict on BulletSafe Panel
  29. 08:01Strike Face Inspection
  30. 08:08No Penetration Confirmed
  31. 08:11Conclusion on 9mm Performance

Frequently Asked Questions

How did the BulletSafe ballistic backpack panel perform against 9mm handgun rounds?

The BulletSafe ballistic backpack panel was tested with 15 rounds of 9mm ammunition, including jacketed hollow points and frangible rounds. The panel successfully stopped all projectiles, showing no signs of penetration on its strike face, indicating effective protection against this caliber.

What types of 9mm ammunition were used to test the BulletSafe backpack panel?

The test utilized both 9mm jacketed hollow point (JHP) ammunition and 9mm frangible ammunition. The frangible rounds broke apart upon impact, with their fragments being retained within the panel's Kevlar layers.

Can the BulletSafe ballistic backpack panel be relied upon for protection against 9mm handgun threats?

Based on this test, the BulletSafe ballistic backpack panel demonstrated its capability to stop multiple 9mm rounds without penetration. The instructor's visual inspection confirmed that the strike face remained intact, suggesting it offers reliable protection for this specific caliber.

What is the construction of the BulletSafe ballistic backpack panel?

The instructor noted that the BulletSafe ballistic backpack panel is constructed with multiple layers of Kevlar. These layers are designed to absorb and dissipate the energy of incoming projectiles, preventing them from penetrating the panel.

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