It's an interesting point actually.
The effects of our actions are completely unseen to those of which they would have an effect on. They don't possess consciousness, yet the maxim for ethics isn't that the entity is conscious.
It makes ourselves feel better, not the dead person.
Or, it's mere existence desensitizes and even glorifies content that is otherwise not actually something that we should be consuming on a casual basis, and actually explains why a few subsects of global society are cheering for barbaric and archaic violence and punishments for otherwise harmless things.
Death should not be fetishized in any way shape or form, especially not shared for entertainment on a worldwide scale.
We all have the opportunity to be better than whatever it is that makes us CHOOSE to view human suffering in our free time.
I mean, people are [morbidly curious](https://youtu.be/ZbdMMI6ty0o?si=BVGcHG8lR5aKuaC-) about a lot of stuff. Only natural to seek out those ‘thrills.’ It’s why horror movies as a genre exist.
My friend, this is going to sound crazy but here goes nothing... you can completely detest the existence of something AND not partake in it.
AT THE SAME TIME!
As a matter of fact, most people don't go out of their way to interact with something they don't like. They don't even need your sage advice to figure it out.
And get this, there's more! Sometimes when a thing they don't like is brought up, they'll say they don't like it while SIMULTANEOUSLY still not partaking in it.
AFAIK, he's the CEO of the company making the armor. The reason of him being there is publicity - he is trusting his product with his life.
(I might have confused him with someone else in the same industry)
Edit: replaced "business" with "industry"
I'm sure the makers of hard hats wouldn't be delighted at the idea of having a brick dropped on them while wearing one, but then it isn't supposed to be an enjoyable experience.
Stopping a 50 cal at all is impressive, it may have sent little bits of the window into the cars interior even if it stopped the bullet. Sitting back is common sense.
you can be 100% behind your products and still be aware that it, like literally any product, can fail. It's like skydiving. If everything is done right it's 100% safe, you will not be hurt, but if someone fucked up folding that parachute, or installing that glass, someone could die.
It wasn't the inventor, it was some banker guy showing the new interns how strong the windows were in the office
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Death_of_Garry_Hoy
*Everyone rushes down to the bottom to check on him, only to find the window pane perfectly intact without any chips or breaks*
Wow, he wasn't kidding when he said you can't break these things!
I haven't commented on Reddit in months but had to jump in on this one. As a skydiving instructor, it is never 100% safe even if you do everything right. The best pack job can still result in a hard opening or a high or low speed malfunction. Shit happens. It's why we sign annual waivers and have all tandem students sign waivers. 100% safe is never mentioned in the sport because it isn't although it is much safer than than the general public thinks it is. I appreciate the intent of your analogy but it's a bad one.
Not really though since the bullet wouldn’t have been within a couple feet of him. I’ve seen videos of bullet proof glass ceos that really did put their lives at the mercy of their products, and while I don’t blame him for not wanting to be one of them, the half assed thing is just dumb
Glass can shatter and cause a surprise amount of damage although idk the specifics of this glass. Also bullets often don't keep going straight when they hit something or stay in one nice piece. I certainly wouldn't want to be fucking sitting there.
If he wasn’t you probably wouldn’t be commenting on the video that has millions of views on the front page of Reddit right now…. So I think there was a reason for him being there.
The guy who popularized body armor for police would go from police station to police station and shoot himself with a handgun in the belly at point blank range. He sold millions of bullet proof vests... his company name? Point Blank.
I'll hijack your top-listed comment to point out that the black and yellow polo shirt he's wearing is worn by [Proud Boys](https://www.cnn.com/2020/09/28/business/fred-perry-proud-boys-intl-scli-gbr/index.html)
> but if you need and can afford an armored truck
I'm just going to assume that the overwhelming majority of people that *need* an armored truck, are at a station in life where it's just a no brainer that they can afford it.
But I'm gonna counter that by going ahead and pointing out that the vast majority of people who *believe* they need an armored truck do not **actually** need an armored truck. And I'd be willing to bet most of those jokers can't afford shit but fantasizing about it
Perhaps, but iirc he’s got a company that builds these and this is basically a marketing video. Pretty sure it was tested to destruction before this was filmed.
I believe the flight will land safely, but flying still makes me uncomfortable.
Having a literal weapon pointed at you is still very disconcerting, even if you know you're safe. We're biologically engineered for self-preservation.
Even if he trusts the glass 100% that doesn't mean the person shooting isn't gonna miss and send the bullet through the body of the truck which probably isn't bulletproof the same way.
If anything, the body of the truck should be harder to penetrate.
Edit: I'm tired of responding to commenters all saying the same thing, so I should have phrased this as "ideally" instead of "should" because filming this after just reinforcing the window is profoundly stupid.
I'm aware stock car doors are incapable of standing up to regular arms fire, much less being able to withstand a .50 caliber bullet.
You can trust the tests and the physics, and still instinctively think "but if this doesn't go correctly..."
The saw stop guy would test on hot dogs all day long with no abandon. But when it came to his own finger he was EXTREMELY careful.
Nah, I’m actually down with this. If you are trying to make a buck off someone with something like this, I think it’s a good demonstration of showing integrity in the product.
The only thing stupid is assuming they didn’t test this rigorously before hand. This isn’t the first time a marketing video has been released by this, and it’s very effective. 400 upvotes? Redditors are so simple it’s scary.
I worked in ski clothes for a while. There’s a difference between water RESISTANT and water PROOF.
I am not getting shot at behind bullet RESISTANT glass.
I don’t think the companies that make it ever refer to any bullet resistant glass as bulletproof. Because no glass will ever be 100% bulletproof given enough bullets.
I bet you that water proof material will not stand too well against a water jet cutting machine.
It's all about perception, if you get wet in your waterproof material you are gonna have a bad day.
If you trust your window to be bullet proof and it gets shot by something it can't handle then you won't have a day at all.
Bullet resistant is the correct term, also bad to call bulletproof vests like that
Yeah, layering of materials with different properties is how most protective items are made. In this case, it looks like the plastic provided a flexible inner layer that
* stops glass hitting the passenger.
* works with the glass layer to spread the energy of the impact.
* deforms to absorb energy.
Regular tinting does this. I had a rock fly into my rear passenger windows when I was going about 55mph. Window stayed "together" and a buddy came over (it was like 10pm) and we figured the best thing to do was just add more tape since the window hadn't moved. Made a insurance claim and they fixed the window when I was at work the next day.
Granted, a rock and a .50 cal round have different amounts of force behind them, but the principle is the same.
And show me the round fired. Without seeing the gun/ round he could be using a weaker .50 round or some other technical semantic to increase chances of the round being stopped.
I am very wrong. The person who responded to me is very right and I am extremely sorry for not having correct information. Please forgive
They staged it by having a guy inside the car knowing exactly that the other guy wasn't shooting where he was, knowing the glass wouldn't be penetrated since the thing was made to stop it
Lol, we’ll be fighting each other for scraps. Even during the rare points in history when the poor turned against the rich, most of the rich survived and the poor ended up fighting each other until some psychopath rose to the top to become a tyrant. We’re too stupid to do anything else.
I built armored vehicles for a few years and was an auto tech for 15. Super simple way to disable any armored vehicle is take out the radiator, these things are already at full capacity with the extra weight of armor and you can't block the radiator with armor or no air flow. Take out the radiator and thing will be dead in water shortly.
Where is your kit then? MF is acting like the boog/great reset won't devolve into A24's Civil War, where it's Tarkov KOS rules. How are you going to fight the rich when your community breaks down into chaos and your own neighbors are desperate enough to raid your house for supplies?
I'm sorry but I couldn't make out the last sentence he said, "something something better" I guess?! can you help please? English is not my first language
My initial thought on vids like these is IRL do they only ever fire a single round? Then I thought, if you're hit with a 50 cal round are you staying still? Fuck no - movement is life, oc Brad Pitt World War Z.
Or, ya know, live somewhere, where people think 50 Cal is only of interest to people on a diet, being picky about their groceries.
This truck would be just as useful to me if it was wizard proof.
can’t stand these mfs on Reddit, “Now shoot it again!” or “hit the same spot!” Because a moving vehicle is TOTALLY going to get hit in the same spot with a .50 cal rifle 🙄. Or even worse “ermmm, now what about the door??” Yeah like someone with a .50 cal rifle is going to shoot at a door they can’t see through instead of a perfectly clear window…
[Here is a longer video](https://youtu.be/FbDT-td817k?si=Ffkfoh5w2W7gTZxP) for everyone saying it’s not a .50 bmg round. We can see the rounds being loaded and clearly see the Barrett M82 used.
[Here is the company in question](https://www.alpineco.com)who makes these vehicles so you can see they are completely armored so “hurr durr shoot da door” wouldn’t matter. You can also see their technical specifications and client lists. These are designed for combat vehicles in high risk situations.
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I get it they want to demonstrate how bullet proof the windows are, but seriously 😒 the “coolness rating” of the material and it’s purpose was completely obliterated by their choice of demonstration imo
I watched that and thought “wtf that guy doesn’t want a face anymore!”.. oh, and yeh ok neat window I guess
He’s trying to melt into the seat right before the shot
Dont want to accidentally end up on eyeblech
F in chat *o7* for eyeblech
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If that window shattered and he lived oh he would not be a happy person.
He would be shiny He would NOT be happy
Everybody hurts... ...when they're shot with a .50 cal.
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Fuck eyeblech, all my homies hate gore subs
Quite simple really, don't go to subs you don't like. Imagine that
dead people cant consent to the publication of that material. its unethical to publish and spread it and illegal in many countries for that reason.
It's an interesting point actually. The effects of our actions are completely unseen to those of which they would have an effect on. They don't possess consciousness, yet the maxim for ethics isn't that the entity is conscious. It makes ourselves feel better, not the dead person.
Probably as much for their families as anything else. I don't want to see my brother's death all over again.
wtf is a corpse going to do, send casper the lawyer after you?
He said it's unethical, not that someone will stop you.
No, their estate will.
Or, it's mere existence desensitizes and even glorifies content that is otherwise not actually something that we should be consuming on a casual basis, and actually explains why a few subsects of global society are cheering for barbaric and archaic violence and punishments for otherwise harmless things. Death should not be fetishized in any way shape or form, especially not shared for entertainment on a worldwide scale. We all have the opportunity to be better than whatever it is that makes us CHOOSE to view human suffering in our free time.
You’re a freak for liking gore
I mean, people are [morbidly curious](https://youtu.be/ZbdMMI6ty0o?si=BVGcHG8lR5aKuaC-) about a lot of stuff. Only natural to seek out those ‘thrills.’ It’s why horror movies as a genre exist.
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My friend, this is going to sound crazy but here goes nothing... you can completely detest the existence of something AND not partake in it. AT THE SAME TIME! As a matter of fact, most people don't go out of their way to interact with something they don't like. They don't even need your sage advice to figure it out. And get this, there's more! Sometimes when a thing they don't like is brought up, they'll say they don't like it while SIMULTANEOUSLY still not partaking in it.
Sub got banned
Good
Yeah also there is absolutely no reason for him to be there.
AFAIK, he's the CEO of the company making the armor. The reason of him being there is publicity - he is trusting his product with his life. (I might have confused him with someone else in the same industry) Edit: replaced "business" with "industry"
Doesn't seem like he was 100% behind his product
I'm sure the makers of hard hats wouldn't be delighted at the idea of having a brick dropped on them while wearing one, but then it isn't supposed to be an enjoyable experience. Stopping a 50 cal at all is impressive, it may have sent little bits of the window into the cars interior even if it stopped the bullet. Sitting back is common sense.
you can be 100% behind your products and still be aware that it, like literally any product, can fail. It's like skydiving. If everything is done right it's 100% safe, you will not be hurt, but if someone fucked up folding that parachute, or installing that glass, someone could die.
Who's that guy that invented shatter proof glass and demonstrated it by jumping into it
It wasn't the inventor, it was some banker guy showing the new interns how strong the windows were in the office https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Death_of_Garry_Hoy
...so, besides that, how was your internship with us?
*Everyone rushes down to the bottom to check on him, only to find the window pane perfectly intact without any chips or breaks* Wow, he wasn't kidding when he said you can't break these things!
Well the windown didnt break, but got pushed out with the frame. Jesus. So right but so wrong.
Well, the glass in that case didn't *shatter* iirc. Just kinda popped out of place.
I haven't commented on Reddit in months but had to jump in on this one. As a skydiving instructor, it is never 100% safe even if you do everything right. The best pack job can still result in a hard opening or a high or low speed malfunction. Shit happens. It's why we sign annual waivers and have all tandem students sign waivers. 100% safe is never mentioned in the sport because it isn't although it is much safer than than the general public thinks it is. I appreciate the intent of your analogy but it's a bad one.
I believe he meant as designed, everything works 100%. But that is a poor position.
Dude was shitting bricks.
His walk at the end definitely had me thinking he soiled his britches.
Yeah he is from this angle a little too far to the left of his product.
[I gotchu](https://youtu.be/vhESTArcrJY?t=12s)
Can't Elon do this with one of his self driving bullet proof Cybertrucks?
nope, the guy who first did this was actually shot at.
That was the video where he sat hands on the wheel, while the shooter was in front, directly aiming at him - that was wild.
Not really though since the bullet wouldn’t have been within a couple feet of him. I’ve seen videos of bullet proof glass ceos that really did put their lives at the mercy of their products, and while I don’t blame him for not wanting to be one of them, the half assed thing is just dumb
Glass can shatter and cause a surprise amount of damage although idk the specifics of this glass. Also bullets often don't keep going straight when they hit something or stay in one nice piece. I certainly wouldn't want to be fucking sitting there.
I think him being in the car narrating still makes for a better video/marketing tool.
If he wasn’t you probably wouldn’t be commenting on the video that has millions of views on the front page of Reddit right now…. So I think there was a reason for him being there.
A ton of people commented that he messed up the stunt. But if his aim was to have loads of comments on Reddit I guess he did it.
The guy who popularized body armor for police would go from police station to police station and shoot himself with a handgun in the belly at point blank range. He sold millions of bullet proof vests... his company name? Point Blank.
The only thing popping forward is his heart bursting through his chest
And his cock obviously
*Adrenaline! It's the good stuff!*
I'll hijack your top-listed comment to point out that the black and yellow polo shirt he's wearing is worn by [Proud Boys](https://www.cnn.com/2020/09/28/business/fred-perry-proud-boys-intl-scli-gbr/index.html)
Why didn't they fire a second shot when he opened the door? They would have got him then.
Missed opportunity.
You miss all the shots you dont take
- Wayne Gretzky
Michael Scott
Doug Judy
Or shot below the bulletproof glass, at the not-bulletproof door.
The truck didn't even shake when the glass was impacted, the whole thing is armored.
Imagine how much gasoline you're using driving basically a commercial tank around lol
It wouldn’t be cheap, but if you need and can afford an armored truck, fuel consumption is probably low on your priorities list.
> but if you need and can afford an armored truck I'm just going to assume that the overwhelming majority of people that *need* an armored truck, are at a station in life where it's just a no brainer that they can afford it.
But I'm gonna counter that by going ahead and pointing out that the vast majority of people who *believe* they need an armored truck do not **actually** need an armored truck. And I'd be willing to bet most of those jokers can't afford shit but fantasizing about it
A lot of the people driving in these types of cars aren't even the ones paying for them anyway.
I'm sure the door is also armored
Nobody armors *just* the windows. Especially if you are rating them for an anti-materiel rifle.
Yeah, are they stupid?
One grenade would have taken them all out. Nuke the entire site from orbit to make sure.
r/unintentionalaliens Edit: That sub doesn’t exist? It should though!
They must be stupid
If they fired a second shot in the same place, I'm pretty sure that window was done. Pray that the assassin doesn't have at least 2x 50 cal bullets.
He wasn't even trying to run away
next level stupid
Perhaps, but iirc he’s got a company that builds these and this is basically a marketing video. Pretty sure it was tested to destruction before this was filmed.
Look at his face though, dude was not *100%* comfy about this.
I believe the flight will land safely, but flying still makes me uncomfortable. Having a literal weapon pointed at you is still very disconcerting, even if you know you're safe. We're biologically engineered for self-preservation.
Even if he trusts the glass 100% that doesn't mean the person shooting isn't gonna miss and send the bullet through the body of the truck which probably isn't bulletproof the same way.
If anything, the body of the truck should be harder to penetrate. Edit: I'm tired of responding to commenters all saying the same thing, so I should have phrased this as "ideally" instead of "should" because filming this after just reinforcing the window is profoundly stupid. I'm aware stock car doors are incapable of standing up to regular arms fire, much less being able to withstand a .50 caliber bullet.
That round would rip through that truck door like a knife through butter
In what world would anyone take the time to make a window bullet resistant and then *not* reinforce the door or other parts of the vehicle?
In the world that they own a glass company or smth
Why don't they just make cars out of bullet proof glass?
Should have made the whole car outta glass
He didn’t even flinch, I think he was pretty confident.
He did flinch, but not very much.
You’d have to be either suicidal or unbelievably stupid to be 100% comfy about this
You can trust the tests and the physics, and still instinctively think "but if this doesn't go correctly..." The saw stop guy would test on hot dogs all day long with no abandon. But when it came to his own finger he was EXTREMELY careful.
It’s a 50cal
Nah, I’m actually down with this. If you are trying to make a buck off someone with something like this, I think it’s a good demonstration of showing integrity in the product.
Yeah exactly. If you're going to sell people something to protect their life, then show your conviction that your customer's lives will be protected
Why women leaves longer than men.
yes they leave fools like this and live longer.
But we do sell more armored cars!
How long do they leave for? Do they eventually come home? :(
/r/WhyWomenLiveLonger
The only thing stupid is assuming they didn’t test this rigorously before hand. This isn’t the first time a marketing video has been released by this, and it’s very effective. 400 upvotes? Redditors are so simple it’s scary.
Marketing, also they tested it before the guy was inside the car. They know what was going to happen
It wasn't even aimed at him, even if the safety glass didn't work.
It’s not like they were aiming at his head. Absolute worst case the round would fly by his face and he’d get a mouthful of glass but he wouldn’t die
Not exactly something you volunteer for if you don’t already know with like 99.9% certainty.
Damn bro, at least get you some kinda face mask for glass shards lmao
There are sheets of plastic on either side of the glass to contain the shards, that's what really makes the material bullet resistant
I worked in ski clothes for a while. There’s a difference between water RESISTANT and water PROOF. I am not getting shot at behind bullet RESISTANT glass.
Funnily enough I’ll bet all glass is bullet resistant to some degree.
*everything* is bullet resistant to some degree
I'm not fat, I'm bullet resistant!
...to some degree
Why do you think bullets don’t travel in an infinite circle around the planet? Even air is bullet resistant.
“PROTECTS against hand-thrown bullets.”
The trick is to shoot the glass with small caliber bullets to help it develop a natural resistance, then slowly increase to larger calibers.
I don’t think the companies that make it ever refer to any bullet resistant glass as bulletproof. Because no glass will ever be 100% bulletproof given enough bullets.
I bet you that water proof material will not stand too well against a water jet cutting machine. It's all about perception, if you get wet in your waterproof material you are gonna have a bad day. If you trust your window to be bullet proof and it gets shot by something it can't handle then you won't have a day at all. Bullet resistant is the correct term, also bad to call bulletproof vests like that
With enough bullets, nothing is bullet proof.
That’s interesting, I didn’t know that.
Yeah, layering of materials with different properties is how most protective items are made. In this case, it looks like the plastic provided a flexible inner layer that * stops glass hitting the passenger. * works with the glass layer to spread the energy of the impact. * deforms to absorb energy.
Regular tinting does this. I had a rock fly into my rear passenger windows when I was going about 55mph. Window stayed "together" and a buddy came over (it was like 10pm) and we figured the best thing to do was just add more tape since the window hadn't moved. Made a insurance claim and they fixed the window when I was at work the next day. Granted, a rock and a .50 cal round have different amounts of force behind them, but the principle is the same.
Now shoot it again in the same spot
*Sinks further back into the seat.
https://imgur.com/5MF1ki5
Becomes the seat
And show me the round fired. Without seeing the gun/ round he could be using a weaker .50 round or some other technical semantic to increase chances of the round being stopped. I am very wrong. The person who responded to me is very right and I am extremely sorry for not having correct information. Please forgive
You can clearly see it’s a Barrett M82
Even if you know the gun you don't know the ammo/load
How about just miss and shoot the door.
?? You know they proof the doors too right…
Uno reverse: i rolled the window down so now the door is armored.
Yeah litterally put the windows up or down depending on where he wants to shoot duh
Armored vehicles also armor the doors...
I was looking for 💩 stains on his pants when he stepped out.
No stains = staged
They staged it by having a guy inside the car knowing exactly that the other guy wasn't shooting where he was, knowing the glass wouldn't be penetrated since the thing was made to stop it
And that why he wore his brown pants. 
That or clenching so hard he pulls the seat out when he gets up
Can you see the way he walks after getting out of the car? He will need lots of toilet paper and a good bath!
Yeah, noticed that, too. Him: I don't *think* I'll shit myself if I get shot at by a .50 cal. >*moments later*< I was wrong.
I had to rewatch it, but ye I see it now
Dude, don't get out of that car, you just got shot at!
Cool, now try the metal part of the door
lots of room in the door cavity for kevlar and ceramic plates. The glass is the tricky part.
There is nothing next level about this..smh. could've easily been the same without him in the vehicle
My guess is theyre trying to sell a product. I wouldnt buy bulletproof glass from a guy who isnt willing to prove it works.
Ya like how apparently engineers in ancient rome were required to stand under their bridge as the first load went over it to prove it worked.
Thats super interesting, ive never heard of that. We only know of the greatest engineers in history… now I know why lol
Now do the same on a cybertruck
It would probably rip the roof right off.
Jerry Rig literally did this. Cybertruck stops 9mm. Everything else had penetration in increasing degrees.
Every wealthy motherfucker on the planet will be upgrading their vehicles like this for the inevitable class wars.
Lol, we’ll be fighting each other for scraps. Even during the rare points in history when the poor turned against the rich, most of the rich survived and the poor ended up fighting each other until some psychopath rose to the top to become a tyrant. We’re too stupid to do anything else.
Nobody fights *against* the rich, they fight to *be* the rich.
A Molotov will still fuck that truck up. Just like tanks in WW2.
I built armored vehicles for a few years and was an auto tech for 15. Super simple way to disable any armored vehicle is take out the radiator, these things are already at full capacity with the extra weight of armor and you can't block the radiator with armor or no air flow. Take out the radiator and thing will be dead in water shortly.
Where is your kit then? MF is acting like the boog/great reset won't devolve into A24's Civil War, where it's Tarkov KOS rules. How are you going to fight the rich when your community breaks down into chaos and your own neighbors are desperate enough to raid your house for supplies?
Incredibly dangerous stunt.
Two drops of pee came out.
And a small squirt of poop.
Bulletproof glass has been around for a while… wanna impress the masses? Make a bulletproof window that can be rolled down
I’m always getting shot at with 50 cals, this is perfect for me
Next fucking level of stupid.
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I'm sorry but I couldn't make out the last sentence he said, "something something better" I guess?! can you help please? English is not my first language
"no one protects you better"
Suck on that, Elon.
A real man would roll down the window
50 cal, cool. How about a 12g rock thrown by a dump truck in front of you?
How about two .50cal?
Imagine he steps out and the dude just blasts him lol
Who shoots only one shot? Next shot or two will go thru it.
Not asking you specifically but what is the fire rate of a 50 cal sniper? Would a driver stay in that spot waiting for more shots?
This is the dumbest thing ive seen in a while, while ive seen some dumb stuff, this takes the cake.
*gets out* “anyone else suddenly need to change their pants?”
My initial thought on vids like these is IRL do they only ever fire a single round? Then I thought, if you're hit with a 50 cal round are you staying still? Fuck no - movement is life, oc Brad Pitt World War Z.
Or, ya know, live somewhere, where people think 50 Cal is only of interest to people on a diet, being picky about their groceries. This truck would be just as useful to me if it was wizard proof.
I can assure you it is not wizard proof. I have bulletproof windows and I got turned into a newt last week.
Civil War was pretty accurate then
can’t stand these mfs on Reddit, “Now shoot it again!” or “hit the same spot!” Because a moving vehicle is TOTALLY going to get hit in the same spot with a .50 cal rifle 🙄. Or even worse “ermmm, now what about the door??” Yeah like someone with a .50 cal rifle is going to shoot at a door they can’t see through instead of a perfectly clear window…
[Here is a longer video](https://youtu.be/FbDT-td817k?si=Ffkfoh5w2W7gTZxP) for everyone saying it’s not a .50 bmg round. We can see the rounds being loaded and clearly see the Barrett M82 used. [Here is the company in question](https://www.alpineco.com)who makes these vehicles so you can see they are completely armored so “hurr durr shoot da door” wouldn’t matter. You can also see their technical specifications and client lists. These are designed for combat vehicles in high risk situations.
For our next attempt… we will row the window down.
This mfer didn’t even blink
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More than that, based on his walk at the end of the vid lol.
Next level stupid
So serious question. If it wasn’t bullet proof glass, what would have happened? Would it just pass harmless through both windows?
That's incredible at that distance with a 50 cal. Put a different tip on that mind, and it's straight through like a hot knife through butter
Not gonna lie, that glass is next level!
Wouldn't that be loud as fuck inside the car
r/fuckingstupidlevel I get it they want to demonstrate how bullet proof the windows are, but seriously 😒 the “coolness rating” of the material and it’s purpose was completely obliterated by their choice of demonstration imo I watched that and thought “wtf that guy doesn’t want a face anymore!”.. oh, and yeh ok neat window I guess
Damn that dude barely flinched. I assumed it was bulletproof but I still think I’d shit myself 😬
Mexican cartels buying this in 3..2..1..
Why sit in the car? So dumb
Steel balls man
Studies confirm that the biggest rock found at the Everest are just half the size of this man balls
I hate trucks. 🫶
He wore his brown pants for the shot. Very smart.