BulletSafe Vests and Drywall vs .50 AE
by
Nicholas C
Published: July 9th, 2014
BulletSafe makes bullet proof vests out of Troy, MI. Tom tests his vest against a Desert Eagle .50AE and repeats the test against his own version of the Box O’Truth. His box has 24 layers of drywall. I am not sure what he is trying to prove with the drywall as many of us know that drywall is not remotely bullet resistant.
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For more information check out BulletSafe.
They have plenty more demo videos on their website showing the capabilities of their vests.
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Okay so he's doing the $19.99 Ginsu knife infomercial gag. Pick the most ridiculous thing to try it against and wow it works... OMG so next time I need to cut a tire off my rim for whatever reason... I can use your product... Never mind the fact that its not really that impressive and the product is destroyed in the process. In this case he shows the DE which is a impressive if impractical weapon vs his vest. And then 24 layers of Drywall which is probably one house from from entry to back door.
I will say this though I like how the Camera Guy followed the progress of the box. You could see it start out as nice little holes and then as the round destabilized the edges blow out and the holes got ugly. Nice Following Camera guy :D
Vests and almost anything that you can think of are NOT "bullet proof", they are bullet resistant.