9MM VS BULLETPROOF GLASS VS LEXAN SHEET

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[@EdwinSarkissian]

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[@maksl5674]

I follow now 👍👍

[@TheFailedmessiah]

Ha, you’re Armenian. So am I. Only half tho, English is my first language and I can hear your armo accent. I am not fluent in Armenian. Good to see a fellow 2nd amendment supporter. Whenever you’re in Glendale CA, aka little Armenia hit me up.

[@vamshiremidala6885]

Hi sir.

[@ManofPirate]

the glass on the first bullet looked like a piece of art

[@ManofPirate]

3:05 peice of art!

[@timpinxteren]

that plexiglass sheet was acrylic, not polycarbonate. I've shot polycarbonate quite a lot, and a 9mm only causes little dents. Only big rifle cardridges could punch a hole trough, though it still would not shatter. Bear in mind though that polycarbonate has a tendency to trow bullets back at you, so always shoot it at an angle

[@PedroLopez-lk5bh]

like a 50 bmg

[@fathertimencUSA]

no10mm extreme penatrator will go thru polycarbonate watch 22 plinkster

[@The_Gallowglass]

You could put a layer of acrylic on the front face of the poly.

[@tasdau]

You called the non-glass stuff acrylic and polycarbonate. Those materials are very different. Which is it?

[@chrisadams3482]

I really enjoy your videos. I don't comment enough on how much I like them. Keep up the great work.Thumbs up.

[@EdwinSarkissian]

+Chris Adams well thanks for commenting . I really appreciate it

[@gabrielgestopa2742]

"It didn't hit me too hard but it hurt" lol

[@markwilliams5958]

i think the glass is the wrong way around. the thick plastic should be on the back side and to me it looks like you have it on the front. this will make a huge difference to the performance of 'bulletproof' glass. thanks for the videos, i really enjoy your channel! 🖒

[@radumarius476]

Mark Williams i think too that the glass was facing the wrong direction

[@KronicGrimm]

I install glass for a living and occasionally do bulletproof and yes it is backwards. I would redo this video or at least just retest

[@unlokia]

Exactly, because the flexible, stretchy accomodating plastic is like the "safety net" which absorbs the shock and dampens it (I'm at a loss for word with the proper terminology, sorry!)

[@jimmynickolson5431]

I see alot of vids with people testing this glass... They all put them backwards

[@reixie]

@@unlokia no, no thats a pretty good explanation dont worry

[@Pascotam]

9mm is very controllable, versatile and readily available. I just love it.

[@merecatbear114]

always forgetting your hearing protection lol

[@jonlee5642]

that's why he probably jumped when he shot

[@soopr38]

even with that many rounds, that stuff is still tough ! (Almost 200k !! Good job man!! )

[@learningaboutgenerators1177]

Nice I had hoped you would gradually build up to the 50 BMG from a .22 but this was excellent too.

[@henrikpettersson2886]

I was just thinking about the risk of something ricocheting back when you commented on it in the video :)

[@doodskie999]

Man that first shot from the glass was art and perfect. I wouldve framed that panel

[@AB-ix5yg]

01:48 is the kind of money shot people look for but rarely find in these kind of videos. Well done ..and with sound too!

[@factsoverfeelings5833]

Shooter: It took 4 to 5 rounds Camerman: 5 to 6 Shooter: ok, 4 to 6

[@Tony-qr1cn]

Man you really grew fast. I remember when you were at 12k sub's not to long ago. Great video though man.

[@playerx2006]

no way he was at 12k subs ever

[@RealRivalDieHard]

Many people loves guns

[@joshmaclean1]

Edwin, your videos are awesome! Subscriber from Scotland 👍

[@EdwinSarkissian]

+joshmaclean1 wow awesome thanks

[@lloyddelacruz11]

That first shot in the glass is awesome.nice video.

[@AtomicExtremophile]

When it eventually becomes readily available (and cheaper lol) I'd like to see transparent aluminium given the treatment!

[@justcallmedean2699]

His laugh is contagious. It's great.

[@oliwierokon8643]

Im in this channell for like 30 mins and i love it. I like millitary and things.

[@parapoliticos52]

imagine the irony of having a bulletproof glass protection, only to bleed out from an inch thick glass fragment.

[@samircancel1802]

It's placed the wrong way around

[@electronicsNmore]

Before you fired the gun, I knew you were in a bad spot. Always shoot at an angle.

[@Steven-gv1ke]

When you are shooting something like this, tilt it slightly downwards so it doesn't ricochet back at you and instead goes down into the ground. It only needs a slight angle.

[@ermay3031]

Lol don't ever do that when testing

[@industrialdelavega8270]

That plastic is acrylic AKA plexi glass, AKA Lucite. Poly-carbonate is called Lexan and will not shatter like that piece.

[@cherusker4688]

Jep, Polycarbonate make no piece. Polycarbonate to smelt on Hits.

[@TG6711]

Industrial Dela Vega thank you I was looking at that Acrylic and thinking the same thing Polycarbonate tends to be a purple blue color on the edge Acrylic remains clear, and Polycarbonate does not break like that

[@newt2010]

Plus, a polycarbonate that is 3/4 inch or more is considered bullet proof. Matter fact, it will stop a 12 ga. Slug

[@Bob5mith]

Except for sabot and specialty slugs, shotgun slugs are not very good penetrators. Plain old foster slugs are made of soft lead, have a low sectional density, and aren't much faster than most magnum revolvers.

[@barrybowen5262]

Any BR rated Pilycarbonate (starting at 3/4” thick, he had 1.25” which would be a Level V protection) is always a laminated product. It does have a strong blue edge color. It surprisingly is a laminated mix of 1/2” Polycarb, 1/16” Acrylic & 1/8” Polycarb) and yes he did have 1.25” thick BR rated Acrylic. That is a solidly casted resin. No where near as strong as the Laminated BR Pikycarbonate.

[@TheRedstoneNL]

Try 9mm vs flower pots, first without dirt on the inside, then with dirt in the inside! Would be cool to see how much difference the dirt inside of it will make

[@matthewsanchez5796]

perfection!! you can see the bullet fly off at 1:43 Edwin

[@conradsealy9603]

There is nothing such as 'bullet proof'. Only bullet resistant.

[@ColdSoul5150]

You need that Young Dolph bulletproof glass. Heard that bit take a whole hundred shots...

[@dudeinmood2082]

ur one insan guy,bt love ur work,m from India we dnt have privilege to shot like u guys can bt it's a pleasure to see u to do stuff like that,keep it up

[@vishnuvinod6400]

I love u Sarkissian ur voice and the way u talk is awesome keep it up god bless u

[@EdwinSarkissian]

+Vishnu Vinod thank uuuu

[@ggggggg4327]

Thanks man saved me lot of money.

[@duggydo]

Edwin, can we see some more footage of your crops? Are they in blooming stage now?

[@cnccarving]

the point is after the first or second shot behind the glass people can hide or prepare for shoting back so this can save lives

[@chodkowski01]

cnccarving, also the glass is still intact so nobody is going to climb through that window to get the person behind the glass.

[@twiz148]

I would take the plastic 100%! Other than where the bullet struck you can still see through the plastic to keep on keeping on.

[@deweyharmon2869]

thanks again EDWIN keep'em coming friend!!! Dewey

[@user-kb4hs2oz7r]

Mane that good tho show a 9 go thru bulletproof glass with multiple shots

[@breezyhillproductions349]

Dude that's not polycarbonate. Polycarbonate doesn't fracture like that when it's shot. It alway puts nice round punctures when bullets hit it because how soft it is. I'm pretty sure that's acrylic. Also polycarbonate on the sides that it's cut on would have a more purplish-blue look to it as apposed to acrylic which looks the way that this stuff does.

[@adnanbhuiyan404]

Its fun to watch your video...and your aim is very accurate...tc god bless

[@jmartinez562]

That Texan Sheet looks exactly like Cast Acrylic

[@latrellfrasier]

Normal meth vs Heisenberg meth

[@Bramharajkhot007]

Thank you so much.....

[@Robdoggierob]

Good video as always Edwin. I really enjoy these penetration test videos. Very demo ranch of you :)

[@rexo2993]

3:29 nice header mate lol

[@frankperez5217]

That is not polycarbonate! That’s acrylic. Polycarbonate does not shatter and is a lot stronger then acrylic.

[@PltAnt]

Shoot the sides of the bulletproof glass, there no many vids of it shooting its side (the thickness part) please do it

[@ctc2469]

Hey gasparri you ready: IM REAAAADY

[@phunton]

Can u try playing Jenga by shooting the bricks?

[@rafaelmason]

Edwin, say hello to Brazil! I really like your channel !

[@EdwinSarkissian]

+Rafael Mason hiiiiiii brazilllllll

[@alexcarnegie9844]

oi

[@Likinis2200]

Rafael Mason aeeee caraleo

[@Likinis2200]

Edwin Sarkissian aeeeeou

[@EdwinSarkissian]

+Rafael Mason helllloooooo Brazil

[@pheminismisshit4571]

bullet proof glasses r to save lives & shud be made available to comon people by govt 🙏

[@mattmaffett5879]

Dude, you should not be touching that pulverized glass with your bare hands. Just putting it out there.

[@darioadr446]

1:14 my ears XD

[@sayedmotovlog7428]

mmkn aishtirak fi alqunnah.Dario Adr

[@eduardorios2824]

The ones in my limo are stronger

[@vntcao]

how about bulletproof glass vs ar vs ak?

[@chriss4365]

lol i can see things coming at the camera this guy is nuts.

[@brianonthego]

190k....Today!!!

[@EdwinSarkissian]

+Glocked 17 😬😬😬👌🤷🏻‍♂️

[@NvrchFotia]

I guess the pure polycarbonate acts like Kevlar and the bullet proof glass acts like ceramic and Kevlar armor.

[@texan6654]

great vid edwin 🍻

[@TheKristian360]

You shot the bulletproof glass the wrong way

[@semperfi6288]

I'm not so sure that's polycarbonate. It honestly looks like plain plexiglas. Polycarbonate is incredibly tough stuff as in it's even hard to cut or drill.

[@lloydroberts8055]

not hard to cut ir drill at all & you can go right through it with a drywall screw.... Now plex you have to drill as it will most likely shatter without the pilot hole... I worked as a glazier and happen to know a lil bit about the materials.... That said you can take a 1/4 inch thick by 1 inch wide strip long enough to bend in half & stomp on without breaking it lol you have to keep working it back & forth like a thin piece of metal before it will break

[@ashleyhall1061]

Supposed to be shooting bulletproof glass but neither one of those was bulletproof glass

[@nikolas8741]

I am here because I'm planing to build a vacuum chamber. Thanks for your test

[@laraesterling5190]

I think after that many bullets you'd have time to react lol

[@lloydroberts8055]

You sir get the point of bullet proof glass!!!

[@artie3258]

I just subscribed! I like your videos, keep them coming!!

[@randelldarky3920]

Next time, You should use AR-500 glass.

[@Technicalweapons]

good luck friend

[@LiquidRetro]

Put your target at a slight angle to help with things coming back at you.

[@Победник]

Hello from Serbia man !

[@EdwinSarkissian]

+1_FOX_1 hiiiiii Serbia

[@shawwwwn6599]

I feel like the acrylic one is better cause you would still at least have better visibility than the glass one which like spiderwebbed completely from just one shot.

[@randomyt3984]

Look how the diy vs the real can take a beating vs the other

[@cowboyofnoname5358]

3:29 That's why is better use eye protection ;^)

[@elbrayandejesus7023]

I observed two errors. The first is that the plates were not held firmly and that could make them absorb more impact, while in windows is fixed. The second is that the armored glass sometimes has a front and a rear, the front is to absorb the impact and the back is not to allow it to pass through

[@mhxxd4]

Nice catch

[@stecarmour]

Great test brother

[@foxyesd4323]

nice video, like everytime ;-) I view that from Paris :)

[@EdwinSarkissian]

+MrLouis25 thanks like always 😊👍

[@Khanhnotfound]

9mm vs humanproof 😂

[@kamuranDeliormanli]

1:45 its clearly can seen the bullet is flipping in the air.

[@Lsmoe454]

hey man love the videos , Have you shot blocks of cheese yet? Lmao at 1:11 when you didnt have ears so bad man

[@sephangelo4603]

Polycarbonate has 10, 000 PSI and yet its stronger against bullets than steel.

[@keshmi3090]

12-16 bullets need to shoot bulletproof glass

[@richardbouchette5588]

you have the glass backwards the plastic is supposed to be in the back

[@caseycoleman4548]

hey man a little tip for your next video instead of shooting at straight on put it at an angle so the bullets will fly off

[@shawnbowen6833]

I agree with others that the glass was backwards. i was a mechanic in the army and in my time in Iraq I saw the bullet proof glass on humvee widows stop not just bullets but some nasty IED explosions.

[@lloydroberts8055]

Thin side out should be a spal shield... Also of note is that there are levels of protection just like body armor Last note is that all those layers are not glass. Some layers are actually polycarbonate... I suspect that was either level 3 or 4 he was shooting from the looks of it As far as military use I would hope its level 8

[@josifu6930]

That flinch!!!

[@johnhalchishick6557]

THE GLASS LOOKED COOLEST

[@base935]

Maybe team up with some high speed camera channels for the spidering of that second window?

[@Alcatraz12m]

How about u get Taras with you and do shooting stuff colab? U, him and Alex did a great colabs together especially those liquid nitrogen videos

[@patrickrodriguez320]

first time ive seen you forget your ears. lol good video

[@heathschwab]

that's sweet. wow some thick glass. man ide love to come hang with you shooting someday. good video. god bless.

[@heathschwab]

hey you still got them axes you shot a while back with the 50 cal

[@wachako4065]

Use real polycarbonate because that is Acrylic, polycarbonate does not crack like that.

[@gizmogoose.2486]

Some guys have all the toys !!!

[@LUISITILLO1985]

how funny is it im wearing that exact same shirt you have on da video lol :)

[@EdwinSarkissian]

+Luisito's Crazy World lol that's good

[@James25cook_]

Luisito's Crazy World that's crazy I was just about to say I had the same exact socks on damn man

[@rakenrol5414]

Oh the water is the bulletproof

[@nicholaslarsen6739]

Always getting hurt/burned 😂🤣

[@yaron777]

More bloopers!!

[@davidbermudez7704]

You should try to make a hole on the 5in thick Plexiglass banks use

[@artemiovargas1928]

That's why I love my 9mm sig sauer. 9mm all the way.

[@RicardoSanchez-es5wl]

Put it at a slight angle to greatly reduce chance of getting hit by the ricochet. Yes, it will have a higher chance of ricocheting if you angle it but it won’t ricochet towards you

[@RealRivalDieHard]

Just thinking to steal some from your orchard... I changed my mind

[@divewithshubham]

I want to try those gunss .. really cool stuff