RPG vs Bullet Proof Glass
by
Nicholas C
Published: September 23rd, 2015
A Russian Youtube channel, Crash Zone, fires an RPG at a huge stack of bulletproof glass.
45-layers/16 inches bulletproof glass, have been tested vs anti-tank rocket launcher RPG-7.
This screenshot shows the impressive penetration capability of the RPG-7.
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A simply metal cage to make the RPG rounds go off and change the stand off distance is needed like used from WWII on.
They might have had different results, if they have used AlON (Aluminium Oxynitride) or Transparent Aluminium. A Ceramic/Aluminium Alloy Composite Armor, 38.1mm (1.5-inches) will stop a 12.7x99mm/BMG round...