good video, just wish they had an explaination of what they were shooting against what.. some of those bullets pentrated nicely, some didn't leave a mark.

 

could you post the link to the video, cant seem to get it to load...

 

+1
Just a white square.

 

You tube videohttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QfDoQwIAaXg

 

That was cool! Beautiful destruction, bullets looked like they turned liquid on impact. Awesome.

 

Nice video! Amazing how the energy gets dispersed in the different materials.

 

Very Cool!!!! I liked the triple shock in the ballistics gel, The glass hits ans the shotgun pellets. It's amazing to look at that and then look at 10000 fps slow mo, makes regular slow mo look like high speed.

 

Have to grab a beer and plug that video into the big screen....

 

Cool cool cool.

MikeyB

 

What was the part where the bullets were traveling horizontal and being hit with something going up??? Looks like they were firing a shotgun up and the same time to hit the bullet. If that is the case, I wonder how many tries it took to do that??

That ballistic gel was cool. Also like how some of the bullets were going straight through what looked like 1" steel plate and were not even deformed on the other side! While the smaller caliber ones just turn to "Water".

Simply awesome video.

 

no big screen here.. or tv for that matter but ill grab a beer and watch on my computer for sure!

 

My thoughts exactly.

 

Funny - I was watching that same video on another site last night, yeah some of those bullets were armor piercing.

 

That video really shows how important the angle of impact is. When the AP bullets hit the plate at a 45 degree angle they just deformed and bounced off (OK, splashed off). Perpendicular hits went right through.