How Well Does A Ballistic Shield Protect Your Arm? Part 1

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  • Опубликовано: 24 мар 2023
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  • @XycoTV
    @XycoTV Год назад +53

    I don't mind 25 min or longer videos as far as it's interesting or entertaining. And you guys don't fail to entertain! And science is always good! 😊

    • @pistolpeteskeet
      @pistolpeteskeet Год назад +7

      I second that opinion. You guys are never boring . It’s good research

    • @GoingBallistic
      @GoingBallistic  Год назад +7

      Awesome! Thank you!

    • @SeanNyte
      @SeanNyte Год назад +1

      Agreed, I could easily watch a 30 minute video, or longer from you guys!

    • @clintonscottwalsh
      @clintonscottwalsh Год назад +1

      Amen to that. These guys have the best videos to watch .

  • @wyphoenix7336
    @wyphoenix7336 Год назад +2

    The "Bad Armor, Man" part made me instantly press the like button

  • @TheBamidd
    @TheBamidd Год назад +12

    Level 3a is a pistol armor rating. While the RTS shield is incredible for exceeding that rating, it isn't really fare to compare them based off of rounds they aren't either one really rated for. In my opinion, would be more interesting to see these compared using common pistol rounds and shotgun loading, then the rifles separately with the understanding they exceed the rating.
    A second video series showing the actually rifle rated Level 3 products from both companies would then be interesting

    • @spibip
      @spibip 9 месяцев назад

      It was obviously bias from the getgo. For some odd reason they were glorifying steel armor (horrible armor as a consensus in the industry) while trying to diss a lightweight extremely affordable armor that if it performs as rated, would be an unbelievable deal. You can always buy an expensive UHMWPE armor

  • @rayburn8282
    @rayburn8282 Год назад +1

    Drinking game, take a drink every time Justin says ouch

  • @UnknownUnknownUnknown3
    @UnknownUnknownUnknown3 Год назад +2

    Ballistic Shield can really protect.

  • @drshoe8744
    @drshoe8744 Год назад +2

    "Ooooh Noooo Justin, My Hundred Dollar 2X4s!" 😂

  • @skinthatsmokewagon44
    @skinthatsmokewagon44 Год назад +2

    That 500 definitely hits with some authority.

  • @jeremyfrix522
    @jeremyfrix522 Год назад +3

    I have always wanted to see this kind of proof from shields 👍🏻👍🏻

  • @domination1985
    @domination1985 Год назад +7

    The full arm they make would be awesome to see what the rounds will do to your elbow to shoulder joint. Also that bottom edge torquing from the round impacting it could even break your forearm. but you would only be able to hold it up by the arm not the wood.

  • @jewshower478
    @jewshower478 Год назад +2

    in my own mind i imagined a different video one thats 20 seconds where you just shoot the arm on the wrong side of the shield and just go “well that didnt work” and end

  • @crankygunreviews
    @crankygunreviews Год назад +1

    The science is so heavy in this episode. I love it. I think people forget even with shields or bulletproof vests you will still get hurt- some movies show that well, but many just make it look like you can take 20 rounds, and be fine with no bruising or other damage

    • @jeremiahshank4327
      @jeremiahshank4327 Год назад +1

      You have lots of subs so you should know that according to BAM website they have a level 3A shield not 3A+, and who know since bought on eBay if it's real or a knock off.

  • @StirlingLighthouse
    @StirlingLighthouse Год назад +13

    That was fun!
    Don’t hesitate to do longer videos.
    I’m all in for Going Ballistic 👍
    Thank you gentlemen 🙏

  • @offroadinfidel1916
    @offroadinfidel1916 Год назад +1

    Definitely need to chrony that .500. What a beast.

  • @davodinkum9090
    @davodinkum9090 Год назад +2

    man justin is rockin in that tactical flannel shirt. also l would love that 500 S&W rifle, that is one dead sexy bit of kit.

  • @jeremyfrix522
    @jeremyfrix522 Год назад +3

    Oh man i just got shipping confirmation that my two 50 bmg bottle openers are on the way i can’t wait to see Justin’ s custom engraving on em so awesome !! Thank you guys for making these cool items 👍🏻👍🏻🇺🇸

  • @247demon
    @247demon Год назад +3

    12 gauge slugs would have been good to try too.

  • @silasearl3169
    @silasearl3169 Год назад +2

    😮😮wow guys. Rts. Got to get me some. Great video. Can't wait for 2nd half.

  • @secrityforcemarine
    @secrityforcemarine Год назад +2

    I thinks its not really the bone behind the shield but the shoulder and upper arm that would snap under pressure of that it broke the wood holding it

  • @williambaker4417
    @williambaker4417 Год назад +6

    That RTS is pretty good stuff. After you fix the frame you should try other rifle calibers with it. Good video.

  • @manomonkekingdom9427
    @manomonkekingdom9427 Год назад +2

    Tuco Salamanca is making ballistic vids

  • @nataliedeyton6829
    @nataliedeyton6829 Год назад +3

    Yeah we are gonna need a video on the 500 S&W mosin 😳 ASAP

  • @brandenfiles5050
    @brandenfiles5050 Год назад +2

    As usual another awesome video!!! Just about to watch part 2 now!!!

  • @moabmanufacturing2513
    @moabmanufacturing2513 Год назад +1

    That's some really tough stuff!!!

  • @Thegoofyairgunner
    @Thegoofyairgunner Год назад +2

    Yea that 500 with the long gun platform is rather energetic!! I would be interested in seeing how much more energy it makes in a rifle vs pistol

  • @jerrylong3580
    @jerrylong3580 Год назад +2

    Long or short you make them we will watch them. Great one. Looking forward to seeing more of that 500 rifle in future episodes

  • @bobbyvigilantwatchman403
    @bobbyvigilantwatchman403 Год назад +2

    Longer the video the better 🎉

  • @michaelvanegdom5081
    @michaelvanegdom5081 Год назад +4

    Impressive piece of kit. Nice work guys.

  • @abrahamalviarez5870
    @abrahamalviarez5870 Год назад +3

    I would love to see what a 50 bmg does to this setup.

    • @pewpew9193
      @pewpew9193 Год назад

      Same thing it does to almost anything.
      Blow straight through it like paper.

  • @mattus1gig
    @mattus1gig Год назад

    The missis with the Thompson were nice and dramatic 👍

  • @robertsmith4681
    @robertsmith4681 Год назад +7

    For this kind of subject matter I don't mind longer videos, am generally interested in what happens when "ballistic protection" stops a projectile. Just how much energy ends up in the target anyway and how f*cked would you be if that happened sort of thing and other similar questions.

  • @mrstraw153
    @mrstraw153 Год назад +2

    I wouldn't have minded it being a long video and testing both Shields I absolutely love this Channel and I really appreciate everything you guys do

  • @elemar5
    @elemar5 Год назад +4

    The arm should be the only thing supporting the shield.

    • @Millzspec
      @Millzspec Год назад +1

      And how on earth would you suggest they do that?

    • @elemar5
      @elemar5 Год назад

      @@Millzspec I would use my brain to work out a way. You know like attaching the arm to a rod or something.

    • @Millzspec
      @Millzspec Год назад

      @@elemar5 would the rod not then be supporting the arm and the shield?

    • @elemar5
      @elemar5 Год назад

      @@Millzspec The rod supports the arm, the arm supports the shield.
      Even better. How is a prosthetic arm attached?
      🤷‍♂

  • @ike134
    @ike134 Год назад +1

    Futures so bright Justin gotta wear two shades 😎😎

  • @Adam-nv9zo
    @Adam-nv9zo Год назад +3

    I've been waiting on this one. Great work, guys. 👏

  • @davidbrown2284
    @davidbrown2284 Год назад +1

    Man, that 500S&W Mosin is pretty cool.

  • @jimmieburleigh9549
    @jimmieburleigh9549 Год назад +1

    It would be cool to see a little mossin in 7.62x39. Can't remember the page but they did 2 parts on video and most time put out same day same time.

  • @bobcatforever3485
    @bobcatforever3485 Год назад +2

    Good and interesting video. Thanks for sharing. Guys take care.

  • @kevanhubbard9673
    @kevanhubbard9673 Год назад +1

    With a powerful round probably splitting the arm bones into 2 parts too!

  • @TheKev01
    @TheKev01 Год назад +3

    Great idea for a video 👍

  • @camronwilson6842
    @camronwilson6842 Год назад +1

    Man you guys are awesome

  • @JohnnySwedishScrapper
    @JohnnySwedishScrapper Год назад +1

    great shooting and cool shelds
    great video ;)

  • @markroster8395
    @markroster8395 Год назад +2

    You guys rock ... Love the videos. Keep them coming!.

  • @bryzabone
    @bryzabone Год назад +1

    Arm bones go ouch

  • @ortizkz
    @ortizkz Год назад +3

    Очень крепкий щит😮🔥👍
    Не ожидал

  • @jasonz7788
    @jasonz7788 Год назад

    Awesome video thank you 👍

  • @wilomica
    @wilomica Год назад +2

    WOW I never miss your videos!!

  • @squatch2003
    @squatch2003 Год назад

    Nice shooting Justin! Great video!

  • @ioanfusu2387
    @ioanfusu2387 Год назад +1

    AWESOME CONTENT

  • @DeezyP
    @DeezyP Год назад +4

    Also, where can we see more about the 500S&W Mosin build?!

  • @pewpew9193
    @pewpew9193 Год назад +2

    I think you can safely consider .500 S&W out of a rifle barrel a "Riffle" round.
    It almost certainly had more energy than the 7.62x39 & 5.56.
    Also had a higher velocity than the x39.

  • @ChuckIRL
    @ChuckIRL 11 месяцев назад

    I think because the shield is being supported by the rack and not the arm, it would break the rack and not the arm. To damage the arm you will have to penetrate the shield or find a way to support the shield with an arm as if a man was holding it.

  • @falloutpropguy
    @falloutpropguy 10 месяцев назад

    Mosin in 500 s&w is a mental flash bang

  • @ratdaddy7774
    @ratdaddy7774 Год назад +2

    Sounds like the crap Scott and Matt got from WISH LOL 😂

  • @weldingbiker1
    @weldingbiker1 Год назад +3

    Love the video, you do great work on educational demonstration of high energy impact. I think for future demonstration's of a similar situation mount the specimen horizontal instead of vertical to prevent the specimen attempting to escape downward.
    Or use more duck tape.....
    Great work and thank you.

  • @skullairguns5156
    @skullairguns5156 Год назад +3

    Very interesting experiment as always! Thanks for this new video 💀👍

  • @af7119
    @af7119 Год назад +3

    Fantastic channel guys. Love your content and your personalities.

  • @Stacey191
    @Stacey191 Год назад +2

    You guys deserve so many more subscribers. Great test.👍

  • @randyvansteenburgh4008
    @randyvansteenburgh4008 Год назад +2

    I miss seeing you guys waiting for video but I love ya ❤❤❤❤

  • @333fux8
    @333fux8 Год назад +2

    I kinda wonder how much of the impact the wood drew away from the arm the wood shattered but the arm was untouched

    • @GoingBallistic
      @GoingBallistic  Год назад +1

      I'm sure there was some but I am sure a lot of energy went straight through.

  • @Lopatanahajzlu
    @Lopatanahajzlu Год назад +1

    Maybe 10 gauge slug should work.

  • @patrick2t724
    @patrick2t724 Год назад +1

    Always thank the girls

  • @jaredmccutcheon5496
    @jaredmccutcheon5496 Год назад +1

    Would be interesting to see 7.62x54R and 30-06 hit that one.

  • @jantschierschky3461
    @jantschierschky3461 Год назад

    Nice close feet stance, very stable.
    The 500 has some punch

  • @andrew86fl
    @andrew86fl Год назад +2

    Great video

  • @Thegoofyairgunner
    @Thegoofyairgunner Год назад +2

    I would have definitely watched a longer video! Whatever is easiest for y’all I’m watching. I think if you could mount it so the arm is what is holding the shield it would allow the entire yield to transfer to the arm. Still awesome just my 1cent (figured inflation in)😂

  • @richardturk7162
    @richardturk7162 Год назад +2

    Great video.
    A longer video would be fine with me.

  • @Stigstigster
    @Stigstigster Год назад +1

    That is a nice shirt! I'm a fan of the type myself.

  • @Millzspec
    @Millzspec Год назад +1

    Anyone of y'all wanna tell me how they could only support the shield with the arm? They have to prop it on something somewhere.

  • @crankygunreviews
    @crankygunreviews Год назад +1

    500 S&W Mosin? You need to dedicate a video to that!!

  • @tomyparkk
    @tomyparkk 2 месяца назад +1

    this and the quasar cannon

  • @alexpeterson5024
    @alexpeterson5024 Год назад +2

    Nice mosin nagant🤩👍

  • @janhapunkt266
    @janhapunkt266 Год назад +2

    Nice test, but it really only shows if the rounds are stopped by the shield, not what it would do to your arm, because the frame takes up all the force

    • @GoingBallistic
      @GoingBallistic  Год назад +2

      Next time you can hold the shields for us. LOL

    • @janhapunkt266
      @janhapunkt266 Год назад +2

      @@GoingBallistic I‘m taking back everything I said, lol :D

  • @GianmarioScotti
    @GianmarioScotti Год назад +2

    The experiment is flawed, though: it's the wooden frame that is absorbing the hits, not the "arm" which is just hanging. This is different from the actual situation where a person is holding the shield with their forearm - in that case the forearm has to absorb all the energy from the moving shield.

    • @GoingBallistic
      @GoingBallistic  Год назад

      And we have another volunteer for holding a shield in a video for us. WOW, that's like 3 people now.

    • @ShellShock794
      @ShellShock794 Год назад

      ​@@GoingBallistic Maybe instead of insulting your viewers for pointing out facts, you could admit your method was flawed and redo the experiment where you attach the arm to a single board and attach the shield to the same board so that it's like a sandwich with the arm in the middle. Also, don't use too wide of a base, you want the stand/target to wobble a bit with each shot

    • @jantschierschky3461
      @jantschierschky3461 Год назад

      The arm can easily absorb energy, so frame or not makes little difference. Key be deformation or penetration

    • @GoingBallistic
      @GoingBallistic  Год назад +1

      @@ShellShock794 I was not trying to insult you. It’s just no matter how we try it, someone Always has a better way we should have done a test.
      If we did it your way someone else would say it was a bad test because of this or that.
      I said this to other and they didn’t take it personally, just laughed.
      It’s all in fun

  • @Qualnias
    @Qualnias Год назад +2

    Haven't even seen your first shot... But... If you want to gauge how much damage the arm would get from a non-penetrating shot... You have to have the arm hold the shield, not the shield holding up the arm.
    Meaning, you would need more than just the forearm, and you would have to strap up the upper arm to your rig, the forearm to your shield, then shoot the shield.

    • @GoingBallistic
      @GoingBallistic  Год назад +1

      Cool, I guess we have a volunteer for holding the shields in the next video.

    • @wowzzier1802
      @wowzzier1802 Год назад

      I noticed this as well. It's a good video but the braces holding the shields take most of the force from the rounds. Did you see the second 500 shot knock the brace clean off and splinter the wood? All that energy would have been transferred to the arm if it wasn't for the brace stopping it first.

    • @GoingBallistic
      @GoingBallistic  Год назад +1

      Well guys this is all we had to work with. I guarantee that there was a lot of energy that was transferred straight through into the arm. No not all but a lot.
      Having worked in the armor vehicle industry it pretty amazing to see how energy is transferred through materials.

    • @Qualnias
      @Qualnias Год назад

      @@GoingBallistic I wholeheartedly agree. I say plenty of transfer as well. I just think the setup could have been optimized.

  • @HalfWarrior
    @HalfWarrior Год назад +2

    The 500 Mosin looks awesome!😊 Hell, they’re ALL awesome! I haven’t been able to shoot my own stuff in about 5 years; due to a disability; damnit!

    • @GoingBallistic
      @GoingBallistic  Год назад +1

      Sorry to hear that.

    • @HalfWarrior
      @HalfWarrior Год назад

      @@GoingBallistic Thanks! I survived a stroke; but it left me hemiplegic on my left side and I was a left handed shooter with my rifles.

  • @markalford5406
    @markalford5406 3 месяца назад

    Looks like it’s better than getting your lungs punched out.

  • @michaelnotar320
    @michaelnotar320 11 месяцев назад +1

    Ever try reciprocating saw blade body armor.?

  • @Drknow-mx1fj
    @Drknow-mx1fj Год назад +2

    Nice 💪🏻

  • @user-gp8mu6xd6f
    @user-gp8mu6xd6f 8 месяцев назад

    Have you ever hit the mounting hardware? Ive seen it become a secondary projectile.

  • @OfCorse76
    @OfCorse76 Год назад +2

    Are they making their chest plates out of the same material? That's impressive. If it stops a .308 AP it would be considered level IV, right?

    • @pewpew9193
      @pewpew9193 Год назад +1

      I think it's technically 30-06 (black tip) AP that is the threshold for level 4.
      I could be wrong, though.

    • @OfCorse76
      @OfCorse76 Год назад

      @@pewpew9193 I think you're right. Thanks

  • @steffenjespersen247
    @steffenjespersen247 Год назад +1

    I know it takes a lot of work, but it would be cool to have the shield on a spring/rubberband braced bracket, so we could compare the knockback to a hard puch or front kick.

    • @tbthedozer
      @tbthedozer Год назад

      I was thinking something similar, like having a scale, strain gauge, or accelerometer on the shield to see what the relative impacts look like graphed out one to another. I think we forget about even though we calculate the energy of the projectile it was accelerated in a firearm someone was holding. True, there are some tricks to lessen felt recoil but in general the bigger the kick the bigger the hit, against something solid anyway.
      I think that the 17 pound RTS shield might absorb more of that projectile energy then we give it credit.
      I won if something couldn’t be farmergineered (crafty, inexpensive, and some relatable results) where we do like you say with some bungee cord stock for resistance and a piece of polystyrene foam insulation holding 3 or 4 yard sticks in place and as some friction to keep them from sliding beyond what the plate pushes them and average the movement of them to get the redneck punch factor equivalent?

  • @bmstylee
    @bmstylee Год назад +2

    Be careful what you shoot at. Most things in here don't react well to bullets.

  • @mikeemmons1079
    @mikeemmons1079 Год назад

    Uh. Well. Nuff said. And there is no question in my mind: this was not sponsored. No way a company wants you thinking about this too hard. I know my limits, they are far less than the limits of that wood and steel frame. BEST case; the second shot gets through cuz your arm is too numb to lift the shield again.

  • @danieldaugherty8318
    @danieldaugherty8318 Год назад +1

    Just wondering 🤔 did you ever look in the barrel, and see if it's sandblasted?

  • @richardsmith3199
    @richardsmith3199 9 месяцев назад

    good video

  • @wilemelliott
    @wilemelliott 3 месяца назад

    which .308 were you using? M80 ball or one of the other variations?

  • @richardsmith3199
    @richardsmith3199 9 месяцев назад

    id try smaller Armour shields forearm mounted i think smaller shock absorbent plates with correct use of cover would be the best idea. run for cover use shield to protect head if taking an aim. if at least gives you more time to get a hit on the mark before they hit you

  • @wilemelliott
    @wilemelliott 3 месяца назад

    Also, would be curious to the RTS performance against higher velocity cartridges. Velocity kills armor

  • @BamGamArmyBrat
    @BamGamArmyBrat 10 месяцев назад

    The biggest issue is that the wood is taking most of the damage. If the arm itself was supporting the weight of the shield it would be a different outcome

    • @GoingBallistic
      @GoingBallistic  10 месяцев назад

      Maybe, but I got to work with what I can do.

  • @rodvickery9169
    @rodvickery9169 Год назад

    Nice video guys but a top tip. Don't put a body shield in a wooden frame when you're using it for real as you'll get splinter damage.

  • @LOKI2951
    @LOKI2951 Год назад +1

    Поставил лайк только из-за новой шикарной рубашки Джастина.

  • @barrymccockiner6641
    @barrymccockiner6641 Год назад +2

    Team CO!

  • @froginthewaves8450
    @froginthewaves8450 Год назад +2

    Neat

  • @cookiet4500
    @cookiet4500 2 месяца назад

    Any idea if can get one for my agency?

  • @jimmieburleigh9549
    @jimmieburleigh9549 Год назад +2

    Got to ask what good are those shields are for other than being behind a barrier...??

  • @dancing_odie
    @dancing_odie Год назад +2

    That is a nice shirt Justin

  • @brandonjett16
    @brandonjett16 Год назад +1

    I wonna see the 500 s and w rifle chronographed beside a 500 s and w pistol to see the fps differences please. Be a good video thanks

  • @originalgangsta5462
    @originalgangsta5462 Год назад +1

    Omg it stopped 308 amazing

  • @frenchroast1355
    @frenchroast1355 Год назад +2

    The BAM is going to be entertaining to watch. That vid is going to most likely take a bad product off the market.

  • @maddogg1432
    @maddogg1432 Год назад

    do the videos how comfortable to edit it on PC for ya Chris 😉👍