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Twisted Avatar | 01-10-2009 01:09 PM
Sniper shot vs Bulletproof glass What type of glass did they have?? What type of bullet was used??? Either way they are lucky as sin. You Tube
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goldgun | 01-10-2009 01:56 PM
Re: Sniper shot vs Bulletproof glass Bullerproof glass is pretty amazing. My guess would be that the shot came from a Dragunov sniper rifle chambered in 7.62x54R. Now where can I get some of that glass for the coming s*** storm?

koyaanisqatsi | 01-10-2009 07:08 PM
Re: Sniper shot vs Bulletproof glass http://www.firstdefense.com/html/Bal...eat_Levels.gif http://www.firstdefense.com/html/default_faqs.htm LAMINATED SECURITY & BULLET RESISTANT GLASS Designed and manufactured using all light weight materials. All-plastic laminates can be manufactured and sold in large stock sized sheets which then could be cut into smaller individually sized armored windows. Easy frame mounting - Can be cut and or drilled to facilitate any framing system. Excellent residual vision after attack. Non spalling design If I have to scoot out of town I only have a PASGT kevlar vest and an MK-6 British kevlar helmet, and some bifocal glasses... I'm on a 'sensible' SHTF kind of budget ... but I got something. :ok: BTW the standard auto glass is pretty tough and a window rolled down makes a car door pretty good armor, but mine will be up if TSHTF. And bullets angle up high if they penetrate a slanted windshield, so aim a little low with your rifle. Pistol rounds may even glance up and off.

S_Goldberg | 01-10-2009 07:41 PM
Re: Sniper shot vs Bulletproof glass Iraq? Probably 7.62x54R Dragunov or similar.

flying | 01-12-2009 02:00 AM
Re: Sniper shot vs Bulletproof glass funny story about bullet proof glass. Years ago I built in a store front for a check cashing company. You know in a strip mall situation they have the shell & you go & do the inside for the business to start up. We installed 2 large sheets of it & it was about 3/4 inch thick & heavy as hell. Had to laugh though as we installed it I mentioned to my worker how dumb it was as this window was waist & up. But below counter/window height was drywall over studs. I even mentioned it to the owner who told me not to worry as crooks were not that smart.

silverJeep | 01-12-2009 09:52 AM
Re: Sniper shot vs Bulletproof glass Quote:
Originally Posted by flying (Post 1507517) funny story about bullet proof glass. Years ago I built in a store front for a check cashing company. You know in a strip mall situation they have the shell & you go & do the inside for the business to start up. We installed 2 large sheets of it & it was about 3/4 inch thick & heavy as hell. Had to laugh though as we installed it I mentioned to my worker how dumb it was as this window was waist & up. But below counter/window height was drywall over studs. I even mentioned it to the owner who told me not to worry as crooks were not that smart.
That's funny, I laugh all the time when i see big "security" front doors on homes, with sliding glass doors in the back. HA!

hoarder | 01-12-2009 10:08 AM
Re: Sniper shot vs Bulletproof glass 1 1/4" ballistic glass test: http://www.theboxotruth.com/docs/bot6.htm

SLV>GLD | 01-12-2009 11:14 AM
Re: Sniper shot vs Bulletproof glass I've always wondered how dangerous those shards that fly off the back of the glass are. I mean, if I were operating a vehicle under fire protected by BP glass and shards were flying off on the inside would I be getting lacerations and gouges or would the pieces just bounce around? I wonder how late this post is too, I just killed an hour reading the BOT.

elroy | 01-12-2009 11:27 AM
Re: Sniper shot vs Bulletproof glass Quote:
Originally Posted by flying (Post 1507517) funny story about bullet proof glass. Years ago I built in a store front for a check cashing company. You know in a strip mall situation they have the shell & you go & do the inside for the business to start up. We installed 2 large sheets of it & it was about 3/4 inch thick & heavy as hell. Had to laugh though as we installed it I mentioned to my worker how dumb it was as this window was waist & up. But below counter/window height was drywall over studs. I even mentioned it to the owner who told me not to worry as crooks were not that smart.
Sounds like it is the store owner who is not that smart. The clerk is going to duck down below counter level and if the perp is pissed he will put a couple shots through the wall below the window. Then the store owner is going to have to spend his day off cleaning blood off the floor of his store.

____hoot____ | 01-12-2009 11:50 AM
Re: Sniper shot vs Bulletproof glass Thanks Hoader! Quigley was right, the pistols and 308 FMJs bounced off and the slugs and 45/70s blew right through; mass does matter!

flying | 01-12-2009 01:02 PM
Re: Sniper shot vs Bulletproof glass Yeah I thought it was funny too. I imagined the perp telling the clerk I will blow your knee caps off. Then the clerk sitting with his legs up on the stool. Or better yet the perp just kicking his way through the drywall & taking what he wants & save the bullets :)

TomD | 01-12-2009 05:44 PM
Re: Sniper shot vs Bulletproof glass A while back I was associated with the construction of a number of banks. I remember looking at a label on a drive through teller window that said "This window is resistant to medium power small arms". I wondered how a teller, staring at the muzzle of a pistol, could make a snap decision on whether the pistol she was looking at was medium or high power.

flying | 01-12-2009 06:03 PM
Re: Sniper shot vs Bulletproof glass Quote:
Originally Posted by TomD (Post 1508438) I wondered how a teller, staring at the muzzle of a pistol, could make a snap decision on whether the pistol she was looking at was medium or high power.
Exactly Pretty funny if she asked eh? Sometimes you have to wonder....Like in your example why did they put anything other than a bulletproof sticker on the glass

buff01 | 01-12-2009 10:41 PM
Re: Sniper shot vs Bulletproof glass there is no way that window stopped a 7.62x54r unless it was ultra long range... more likely it was a stray 9mm or some shrapnel. PS. There is only bullet "resistant" glass... no such thing as bulletproof.

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