AR-10 30 cal extreme rapid fire vs. body armor! (SUPER SlowMo)

This video demonstrates an expert-level rapid-fire test of an AR-10 against an AR500 armor plate. Professional shooter Jerry Miculek showcases the capabilities of the Smith & Wesson M&P10, firing 12 rounds in 2.05 seconds and achieving a 41% hit ratio. The demonstration highlights the importance of armor coatings in managing spalling and provides insights into high-speed shooting techniques.

Quick Summary

Expert Jerry Miculek tested an AR-10's rapid-fire capability by engaging an AR500 armor plate with 12 rounds in 2.05 seconds, achieving a 41% hit ratio. The demonstration highlighted the plate's spall-containment coating and the rifle's performance under extreme stress.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Introduction and Challenge
  2. 00:31Equipment Overview
  3. 00:56Rapid Fire Demonstration
  4. 01:22Results and Hit Analysis
  5. 01:54Armor Technical Details

Frequently Asked Questions

What rifle was used in the AR-10 rapid fire test against body armor?

The video features a Smith & Wesson M&P10 rifle chambered in 7.62x51 NATO, also known as .308 Winchester, for the extreme rapid-fire demonstration against an AR500 armor plate.

How many rounds did Jerry Miculek fire and in what time frame?

Professional shooter Jerry Miculek fired 12 rounds from the AR-10 in an impressive 2.05 seconds during the rapid-fire test against the body armor target.

What was the hit ratio achieved on the AR500 armor plate?

Out of the 12 rounds fired, 5 successfully hit the AR500 armor plate, resulting in a hit ratio of approximately 41% at a distance of 25-28 yards.

Why was it safe to shoot the AR500 armor plate at close range?

The AR500 armor plate utilized in the test had a special protective coating designed to contain spalling, which is the fragmentation of the bullet or target surface upon impact, making it safer for closer engagements.

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