Most of the video shows bullets impacting steel plates. Reminds me of a story from years ago...
A couple of friends of mine wanted to do some shooting, but living in Vancouver, they had to drive a long ways to do it. They ended up way up the Fraser valley by Mission and found themselves a logging road. At the end of a 2 hour drive from home, they found a spot where it was safe enough to do some shooting.
One of the guys jumped out of the car and set up a 1/4" steel plate and fired a round at it from his .223 Mini-14. The bullet went straight through as shown in the video. Next, he fired a shot at a 1/2" steel plate about 25' from him. My other friend hadn't even had a chance to get his gun out of its case at this point.
As the 55 grain bullet went through the 1/2" plate, the jacket peeled off and went straight back along its trajectory. It hit my friend in the knuckles as he was holding the forearm of the gun and proceeded to go up the sleeve of his leather jacket and leave a large gash in his forearm!
After working on the wound for several minutes, it was obvious that they couldn't stop the bleeding, so they left to find medical assistance. When asked at the hospital "what happened?" they said that the jack came out from under the car they were jacking up.
All that effort and only one guy got to fire only 2 shots.
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