What would you guys like to see next to test these car windows and windshields? Test various impact angles until we see significant deflection?

@mervfohoh

10 ай бұрын

I want to see a shotgun & the different types of ammo from buckshot, birdshot , dragon breath & slugs .

@snk2123

10 ай бұрын

Try shotguns or a Winchester 94 on the windshield ❤❤

@mrhappyman6928

10 ай бұрын

Try a 12.7 x 108

@louiswolff3251

10 ай бұрын

I’d say various shotgun rounds like 00 or some variations of defensive rounds with both a slug and buckshot or multiple copper discs, and or rifles at various angles as your not always going to have straight on shots, and door penetration tests, or from the rear of the car as rear windshields have various angles, or through the trunk into rear/front seats/headrests……

@LeeroyJankens

10 ай бұрын

I would love to see hollow points shot at a puffy jacket or thick jacket. I know someone who got shot with a puffy jacket on and the Hollow points pulled the fluffy fabric with it and stuffed the gun shot wounds. Saved his life

Also, it would be cool so see what happens when you shoot from inside the car. Track how much bullets deflect.

@devolvedmutant

10 ай бұрын

From inside was my first thought, as well. Seen a lot of police vids where they start shooting out through their own windshields.

@Cliiiiiiiint

10 ай бұрын

I would definitely use a string to pull the trigger, you don't want to be breathing in that glass dust, but I would love to see this test!

@eatsshootsandleavestactica8068

10 ай бұрын

I would like to see how 7.62x39 and 300 Blackout compared to 5.56 to show weight retention (how much bullet makes it through) and deflection differences. Also if you could highlight the differences between the side windows and the windshield with a few more calibers that would be cool.

@HDDopler

10 ай бұрын

3:23 Скорость распространения трещины в стекле в 12 раз превышает скорость пули.

@brandongibbs3016

10 ай бұрын

Just watch it in reverse.

As a first responder that has seen stuff like this in the field, the gore factor in this is scarily accurate. You guys did amazing with demonstrating this!

@sierraecho884

6 ай бұрын

Good to know ^^

@Hammerback972

4 ай бұрын

Ive not seen anything to compare to a 30-.06 under chin while seated in a BMW. Tulip effect on head, extremely messy. Had a .50 cal muzzleloader same way, not in car, seated in lazy boy recliner. These are comperable to .380 contact wound

@LITTLE1994

3 ай бұрын

Ouch

@ACME_Kinetics

12 күн бұрын

As a regular dickhead that has seen this once - and also been targeted thrice - and I'll barely even mention my parents - I hope you all make those instant jokes as a coping mechanism. And not just for fun, even though the latter seems obvious to a regular dickhead like me. Sorry, it's just still bothering me how quick you all are popping off with the lulz.

"Mr President, Mr President!" Boy that's some dark humor, and I love it.

@williamamar

8 күн бұрын

Hits different seeing it now

@GavinGameswithyou2

4 күн бұрын

JFK😭

You guys are doing awesome work! We used to do glass lab training with students when I was working at Panthera. The deflection shooting from inside the vehicle is MASSIVE. We would place cardboard targets literally at the front bumper and aim at the pelvis and see hits in the upper chest and neck. Glass is a very difficult substance to get any kind of reliable and repeatable data on. KZread hates videos like this, but they are very helpful to train with.

Would be interesting to do the same tests but using hollow points to see how much of a difference they would make.

@jerryquinn8830

10 ай бұрын

seeing as how hollow points are a lot more common in law enforcement and self defense. i'd like to see various calibers in hollow-points and maybe even "Critical Defense" in different calibers.

@JD-tn5lz

10 ай бұрын

Virtually no difference at all. We shot lots of cars back in the days during scene trainings

@HDDopler

10 ай бұрын

3:23 Скорость распространения трещины в стекле в 12 раз превышает скорость пули.

@deanminor1998

10 ай бұрын

​@@jerryquinn8830they lose all there killing power at least 9mm do

@MadFox-jr6by

10 ай бұрын

I have never shot my hollow points through windshields, but I can tell you through sheet metal and wood doors they do NOT expand at all, they punch through just like they are ball ammo. Hollow points only expand well in fluid/soft tissue. You shoot one into a gallon of water and it expands like a perfect mushroom. I use Federal HST's.

This video is awesome, the slow motion through a window, law enforcement can use this video for training! You guys have one of the best channels out there !!!

@BallisticHighSpeed

10 ай бұрын

We appreciate that! Glad you enjoyed!

@columbiawarmachine9795

10 ай бұрын

@@BallisticHighSpeed I mean it out of all the channels I watch I really like seeing what you guys do when do you want to do a collaboration, you get get my number from Jeremy

@SwampOperator

10 ай бұрын

Yeah the gestapo will find this valuable.

@Stenny833

10 ай бұрын

@@SwampOperator stop using counterfeit currency

@HDDopler

10 ай бұрын

@@BallisticHighSpeed 3:23 Скорость распространения трещины в стекле в 12 раз превышает скорость пули.

This is THE GNARLIEST high-speed video I've ever seen! GREAT VIDEO Fellas!!! Ty

I got shot on top of my skull Christmas Day 2022 . Through a Mazda 3 window . For a few seconds I was paralyzed on impact but i some how pulled myself out and try’d to make it home on foot . Literally 1 week later my baby girl comes into this world . I could’ve missed that . Gods great 💚☝️

@jasongee9564

9 ай бұрын

I currently live with hollow point fragments in my head between a blood vessel

@BORB-AtWork

23 күн бұрын

Dude I’m sry U r so lucky to survive ❤

Man that face shot through the windshield I think is the first ballistic slow-mo that I would actually categorize as "horrific" 😅

@adamr9720

10 ай бұрын

It is horrific and I'm sure similar to real life, but don't forget, that's not human bone so I don't know how accurate the whole face splitting off would be in real life from the 9mm. But I'm no scientist nor a doctor so what do I know? LOL

@tankkiller3386

10 ай бұрын

you clearly haven't watched their claymore video THAT was horrific

@adamr9720

10 ай бұрын

@tankkiller3386 I have. I watch them all. Those analog targets still dontnhold together lie real flesha and bone though. They may look realistic but its only a close proximation.

@tankkiller3386

10 ай бұрын

@@adamr9720 i was talking to the original commenter

@adamr9720

10 ай бұрын

@@tankkiller3386 Gotcha. That was a really good video. Claymores are flipping nasty, the real ones and the new explosive ones. Wouldn’t want to face either. As Rowan Atkinson said in the comedy ‘Blackadder’; “Beware the man wearing a skirt and carrying a claymore” 😂

That was incredible. I would love to see more on shooting through windshields from outside/ in and inside/out. Awesome work guys.

As a fellow KZreadr I have to say this has got to be the best channel in our segment. Amazing content!

@BallisticHighSpeed

10 ай бұрын

Much appreciated!

I never imagined that the projectiles would spin and split after the glass🤔 Thank you very much for the breathtaking high-speed recordings and your efforts👋👋

@gesarts3625

10 ай бұрын

Spoiler alert

@anteshell

10 ай бұрын

"Never imagined bullets would tumble and break after hitting a hard object." What? Are you actually serious or did I just land my ass on a trap?

@josephmctschern3005

10 ай бұрын

@@anteshell Sorry Sir, I'm a layman. But Bryce and Adam were also surprised by it. We saw the copper jacket and lead core...

@anteshell

10 ай бұрын

@@josephmctschern3005 They weren't surprised by something that they did not know was possible. They were enthusiastic about noticing something interesting. I'm layman too, but I still know that if a combination of soft and very soft metal hits something much harder than them with enormous speed, there is high chance of at least partial disintegration and deformation. This is not rocket surgery.

@josephmctschern3005

10 ай бұрын

@@anteshell Thank you for your kind words. You identified it correctly and described it perfectly in the first paragraph. Regarding your second paragraph, I did some research on the internet about ballistics. Now I know there are FMJ, JHP etc. But also an Impulse Time. This means: How long does an object (in this case the bullet) actually interact with something that transfers its energy to it? There is no doubt that a windshield is hard. However, I found a video of a 9mm FMJ and a 40 S&W bullet being shot through 8-inch-thick pine boards, and both of bullets appeared to be intact afterward. (This has nothing to do with Ballistic High Speed, but if 12" is the FBI standard, I find 8" pine boards to be several times harder than any human bone.) If you would like, please enter into the search bar here: “9mm vs 40 s&w (Sellier & Bellot vs Aguila) by Jack the Shark”. It is the first thing you see above and you will see from minute 6:00 that both bullets are intact. - I didn't want to include a link here since it's Bryce and Adam's website - Lead and copper at enormous speedin wood or glass each in different thicknesses results in different effects. That's why you never stop learning :-)

You guys really are becoming insanely good at this. The editing and effort is incredible!

@Palo-fy3xe

5 ай бұрын

Nice name😂😂

@ilovemalechickens

5 ай бұрын

@@Palo-fy3xe I'm glad you like it. You're the first person ever to comment on it! 🍆

I can't describe how much i love what you guys do and the data you share, i can't get enough of this stuff!!🤙

Best ballistics video ever. Thanks guys. Cool stuff

You guys are knocking it out of the park quality content and great team work as well.

Really loved the detail of shooting a closeup slow mo of the bullet penetrating the glass and added that into the full slomo composition of the bullet's trajectory.

10:52 i just love how the face brought itself together.

Given that you probably don't want to redo a lot of these setups, I'm impressed you get such consistently great results the first time

@HDDopler

10 ай бұрын

3:23 Скорость распространения трещины в стекле в 12 раз превышает скорость пули.

@randomstuffbychris

10 ай бұрын

The shooter is a great shot.

Fantastic work! Such a good video with amazing shots. I live the editing as well!

All I can say is that this is about the best gun/ballistic related content I have ever seen on KZread, and I have watched a LOT!

The facial fracture where you had the entire front of the face break away from the skull is called a LaForte fracture. Usually seen in high speed (i.e. hockey stick to the face, knee to the face in football game, etc) events. Really cool to see it demonstrated.

@5peciesunkn0wn

10 ай бұрын

definitely not a fracture I want to experience...

@CaseyvlVisage

9 ай бұрын

@@5peciesunkn0wnthat’s for sure a headache for a good bit 😂

@gamempire96

7 ай бұрын

​@@5peciesunkn0wnHurts like a Bitch but survivable

The bullet deflects downwards after hitting the glass, because it's deflecting towards the normal of the armour (or glass in this case). This is a well-known phenomenon called shell normalisation in naval/tank artillery, and is an important contributing factor to the effectiveness of APFSDS against sloped armour.

@scheimong

10 ай бұрын

If you want to have an intuitive understanding of why this happens, you can look up "APFSDS simulation". Pay close attention to what happens to the projectile immediately before penetration.

@chupalepues

10 ай бұрын

"Hoo.. hes dead"😅

@lengendaryblackmgmt438

9 ай бұрын

I learned this while training in the police explorers when I was 17, we use to shoot all the time and I loved learning this about bullet projectiles and windshields. It’s amazing stuff to learn.

Thank you for taking the time to share your experience much appreciate it and much respect

I’d love to see what dime shot does in slo-mo. But to a human head….

@fortnite.burger

10 ай бұрын

That's messed up

@UraniumWolfy

10 ай бұрын

​@@fortnite.burgerNUH UH

@BIG-DIPPER-56

10 ай бұрын

YAY 😎👍

@LexyThomas134

10 ай бұрын

I'll see if Biden wants to volunteer, he is a distant family member of ours haha I'll tell him it's a kid petting zoo with a sniffing section

@TObioheart1337

10 ай бұрын

It's insane. Especially rifle rounds. I live in the hood so I've seen a draco EAT a entire Lincoln MKZ up. Clean holes in the body of the car going up to the window. Split his head open and his last muscle memory was hitting the brake, so his car was just stopped while the mfkas kept going. Crazy sight...

Really appreciate seeing a tarp used to collect all of the glass shards for easy cleanup! You don't see many others think of that. Just one of the small things that make this channel awesome. Love seeing the high-speed and all the calculations in your videos of projectile speed and in the previous videos about ricochets. Really a lot of math and science that makes this so interesting.

That was freaking awesome!!!!! And very educational very impressive please keep up the great work

Every BHS video is like 100x better than the last somehow... keep up the amazing work guys! SO fascinating.

Always more and more impressive and spectacular, thank you guys for always delivering such incredible content)

What next? Windshield shots at oblique angles (not from directly in front of seat)...to see if deflection is markedly greater when target is not perpendicular to the glass panel.

@Welterino

10 ай бұрын

Bullets can ricochet off glass same as steel at critical bounce angles, only difference is the glass probably explodes as well. At 12º or less you probably will get some ricochets.

I help with my police department’s vehicle CQB training. From outside to inside you don’t see much deflection, from inside to out you see much more deflection. I teach my officers if they have to engage from inside a vehicle you have to shoot 2-3 rounds in the same spot in order to hit your target. Great video guys!

I mean absolutely stunning footage and video. Been watching you guys from the start when y’all were smaller and with such content I knew you would grow

Years back I tested .38 Special waddcutters against a front windshield and the soft lead wadcutters simply put a small smear on the glass, and did not break the glass. Windshield was a 70’s era sedan. The firearm used was a Model 10-2 Smith & Wesson “snub nose” revolver.

@w8biatvrepeater638

10 ай бұрын

@@squibload58 yep, totally realize that…but it was an interesting test to see that it wouldn’t even crack the glass. We were not expecting that.

@BurgleArsonLarceny

10 ай бұрын

For the lighter pressures and cast lead rounds back then, and a 70s windshield to test it on, Seems like dirty harry wasn't wrong lol. I mean I've always known it was possible but comparing a throwaway line in a movie to real life testing is always surprising.

@mikewithers299

10 ай бұрын

​@@w8biatvrepeater638and '70's auto glass was twice as thick too. I don't trust today's windshields. One pebble bouncing off a truck and it's done

Man i recently started watching ur channel and i gotta tell ur slomo vids are the best i've watched until now and keep bringing these awesome banger vids for us✌🏻😊

Awesome video guys thanks for the shout out and helping me remove some windows 🤘🤘

Very cool. You guys do the best slow mo gun content. Some times I think people look at us crazy for enjoying content like this, but I do think we are among the calmest people...

Great video! Your high speed is the best!

100% Very impresive. It would be very interesting to see how hollow point ammunition behaves.

Awesome video, great information. Thanks for making the video

This was so so so so fuc n awesome the clearest I ever seen anybody post I Definition video and Slow Mo keep up the good work

Easily one of the coolest youtube channels since it's birth🤙🏼🇺🇸

Those rifle rounds slow mo shots was so oddly satisfying... Also what are the chances of you doing something like this but shooting through the car itself, trunk, doors and engine bay because that would make an interesting video. Maybe add a shotgun as well with both slugs and 00 Buck.

Thank you for the excellent footage. Very good information.

Unbelievable that the round in the first shot had the velocity to make it through the head even after deforming and slowing down passing through the window. Been watching this channel since near the beginning and it still keeps getting better and better. Keep up the good work lads 🤘

Yes! I haven’t even watched it but this was always a topic I’ve wondered when watching police videos. You’ll see cops or suspects shooting through the windshield all the time, at great distances.

I think maybe explosions would be great because of the impact between glas and the shockwave. love this channel! greetings from germany

@user-bx7uj8hq6n

10 ай бұрын

Yessss would be crazy

This is a priceless public service for the edc/law enforcement community! Thank you And yes a follow up searching for deflection would be just as helpful. But if you really want to get ever more accurate data, then newer windshields could make a difference. I think laminated windshield glass went through an industry wide change in the early 2000's.

Awesome channel boys! Great educational content, I love it!!

Great video with amazing slowmo! 👍 Results were unexpected..

You guys are awesome. I can't wait for the inevitable Kentucky Ballistics collaboration.

You'll probably get more deflection if shooting from the "inside" of windshield. At least over distance it will be more noticable. (That's my hypothesis anyway : )

Awesome video! One of the best!

#1 amazing #2 I have never seen a more complete human analog replication of the full dynamics at play between different materials under such extreme loads. Did you note the facial bones being ejected back toward the incoming path of the round in the driver side test? I realize the different media composing the dummy aren’t perfect analogs for human flesh, skin, bones, and organs, but the cumulative and divergent effects on the different ejecta following impact is really remarkable, especially in those instances where observable damage at point of impact matches or exceeds that around the exit wound.

Well done. You guys deserve at least 2 million more subscribers than you currently have. Excited to watch the growth.

Love the videos guys! I think it would be great to shoot softer steel with rounds its not rated for. The spalling and ricochets are going to be crazy though so you would have to be extra safe👍. The highspeed footage would be insane

This channel is like the lovechild of The Slow Mo Guys and Demolition Ranch. Love it!

That was awesome...Thanks for doing and sharing this. 308 is such a badass round...

R.I.P OLDSMOBILE REGENCY, you served your experimental purpose

I think some of this needs to be revisited but with hollow points. I can tell you that I do not carry ball FMJ, but Hollow points in all of my pistols. I would be curious to see how the two different rounds perform.

@rob6850

10 ай бұрын

And bonded (Gold Dot) vs non-bonded (HST) would add some additional data points

@maxhames499

10 ай бұрын

I carry fmj. I would like to see hollow points

@-Zevin-

10 ай бұрын

@@maxhames499 Generally a pretty bad idea. fmj overpenatrate way too much.

@maxhames499

10 ай бұрын

@@-Zevin- yes so I've heard.

Amazing video guys!!!

I really love your channel. You guys are incredible.

The best high speed ballistics channel around, you guys manage to get the coolest shots.

If anything, the windows make it worst as they cause the bullet to tumble, causing greater energy transfer to the target.

Awesome, thanks for doing this stuff.

You should show how the curvature of the windshield can deflect a bullet when shot from the side. Same with shooting the hood of a vehicle. You can see the bullet bounce up. Also, the pillars of the vehicle actually offer a lot of cover and stop bullets.

@Friedbrain11

10 ай бұрын

You gotta be kidding about the pillars. I have seen what bullets do to them and pillars definitely don't stop bullets.

Whos here after foolio

@nanettesmith4446

3 күн бұрын

Here

Sooo cool..great video guys I'm hooked now lol

One important thing that may have already been mentioned- that if at all possible, minimize your breathing until you can get out of the car. You really don't want to inhale powdered glass.

Whos watching this and thinking about Tupac.

@arceusgameplay

4 ай бұрын

ayoooo💀💀

@O.G.SPOOK1

3 ай бұрын

2pac!? i'm thinking about my supervisor playin the situation in my head if i knew i would get away with it😂 what you talkin bout...

@piccolo9365

3 ай бұрын

I saw the title and thought “idk ask Tupac or biggie”

@DerrickEmmonsIII.

3 ай бұрын

More like MO3 Or Indian red boy

@Altaccnt1

3 ай бұрын

Never exit your house because I am watching

On the slow motion footage of the 9mm, you can see the the lead core start to push past the copper jacket when it impacts the glass. Super cool footage guys!

Great quality and video. Wow

Guys I really enjoy your videos really cool and very informative

Love the High speed vids..Sickly entertaining....

This was cool, thank you guys.

I would love to see a deep dive into windshield deflection! The physics behind shooting a windshield have always boggled my mind

Thumbs-up for the bullet deflection test. I have noticed that the bullet deflection from point of aim is relative to the distance from impact.

You absolutely proved the need to use bonded/monolithic/stronk bullets. Great video.

Nicely Done. I"m a Special Effects Pyrotechnician. I've done this gag hundreds of times in countless feature films, and you guys nailed it.

Great quality keep it up

Need to try with 45-70 and .450 Bushmaster. Great vid. Thanks.

I have done a heap of testing on that. Not much deflection at all within 3ft. Front to the back is a little. 5.56 very different from 7.62. No protection even from doors. Engine block is the only protection. The laminate does have large effect but gripping onto the bullet. Great test guys.

As someone who was shot through a car window this video was awesome really showed me how the bullet spread out after impact with the glass

Very Informative.

Nice video sir thanks

THAT WAS AWESOME 👍🏼👍🏼🔥🔥

Guys You just created and demonstrated a LeFort IV fracture: both eysocks detaching from the frontal and temporal bones with craniofacial disjunction!!! Before that there was I, II, and Lefort III fractures onLy. That's really cool

Great video

If/when you do another windshield episode have the high speed capture the bullet upon entry from the inside point of view. This way you can capture any deflection, key hole or bullet break up. Do buckshot, slugs, birdshot and 5.7. Great job guys.

Amazing video!

Cool video. Been meaning to suggest something similar. Often wondered how the bullet would behave when shot thru the windshield from the inside. Perhaps you guys can draw the line of trajectory before/after hitting the windshield. This would be helpful for law enforcement and self defenders. Thanks! 👍👍👍

You guys are making some awesome content. Thanks. 👍

Supper cool videos. good job

This is so amazing, the fact to watch it on slow motion

Great video! Would love to see the round being fired from inside to vehicle in the future!

a follow up vid??? HELL yes! Being a surgical technician and retired 91W combat medic, I am a bit twisted. what I found interesting wasn't so much the damage caused by the bullet, but what the "over pressure" did to the skull. that pressure popped his noggin like a peanut.

I like this one gentlemen. Lots to talk about here.

Very cool images 😮

Thanks bro I gonna try this now

Bro them dummies more accurate everytime I see somebody shoot it very badass video❤