Trusting your bulletproof vest is one thing, trusting an employee with a loaded gun when you’re the boss is saint-like

"So what are we shooting today?" "Boss." "wait what?" "we're shooting the boss."

Gotta respect a guy that stands behind his product

the sound effect was added, the bullet was actually swallowed by the immense gravitational force of his balls

"Honey why are you worried?" "I have to shoot my boss today"

CEO before leaving the office for testing : “If you all dont see me tomorrow then youre all fired.”

This reminds me of a famous little story we share in law schools in my country. The owner of a windows making company (glass only) was so proud and sure about the absolute sturdiness and quality of the glass he made, he decided to give his new employees and investors a demonstration during a meeting. The office was very high up in the building, and he told everyone "I trust my glass so much, I'm gonna run full speed towards that window (the window had his company's glass on it) and it's not gonna break, I promise you". He charged full speed towards the window, and to everyone's surprise, the glass didn't even crack. But, the structure around the glass wasn't as sturdy, so he fell to his death even tho the glass didn't break. He was right, and he became ketchup. Moral of the story is, law schools are weird.

A CEO that actually walks the walk and stands behind the product, literally. My hat is off to you sir.

The boss literally got fired

"Go ahead, shoot me, I have a vest, it will stop the bullet" Last words of the previous CEO...

“I trust that the trauma plate I’m wearing will stop a three-fifty-seven magnum round traveling at 490 feet per second.”

I really respect that. Not only did he showed his product by he, himself, taking the shot, but he also didn't sell bs. It hurts like hell, but saves you.

Just imagine how many CEOs they went through to get to the final product

“Hey what are we shooting today?” “Your boss” *internally cheers*

I would love to see a video detailing the injuries sustained, and what diagnostic procedures done to rule out serious injury

Mad respect! Dude was literally dying from massive trauma to his abdomen. That is great sales tactics.

If this becomes a trend, the number of CEOs in the world will drop drastically. Because not every product is as good as PPSS body armour.

Camera Man: “Sir, I forgot to hit record can we do it again” CEO: *shoots camera man

Employer: *(shoots CEO)* CEO: You are promoted

I love how he keeps looking down, like " Are you sure im not bleeding?"

He literally stands behind his product.

He kept looking down like “damn that shit hurt am I really not shot?” 😂

I didn’t know I needed a vest until I saw this man stand behind his product like that!

He took that shot like a COD character with juggernaut that guy is strong.

CEO of the gun's manufacturer be like: "We'll get you next time, Robert!"

"Remember that raise you refused me boss?" *Aims gun higher*

Camera guy: can we do that take again?

i thought he was going to take another shot without armor for a sec there lmao

"The camera wasn't filming, we need to do it all over again"

Fun fact: They missed the shot and hit his balls, but since it's made out of steel there's nothing to worry about

I respect this guy for actually testing his own product

Well done!!! Great aim. And happy the guy is okay. Stay safe!

How to instantly get fired: “Sorry boss, the camera wasn’t ready. We’ll have to do another take.”

Mom: "Why are you so worried, it's just a presentation. What the worse could happen?" The presentation:

I love that he's wearing protective glasses... safety first lmao

The pose he strikes after getting shot makes it seems like he is going to get shot again, like “Now, this time without the vest.”

It hurts in reality but you're still alive and your skin is still intact.

He looks exactly like a guy who owns an armour company.

Everyone is talking about the CEO but kudos to the guy that handled the gun.

This reminds me of the creation of the first bullet proof vest. This was done with the prototype in front of a bunch of people so that he could advertise how effective the product was

"Did it hurt?" "Yes" "Will I suffer from bruising?" "Yes" "Am I bleeding in internally right now?" "Probably" "Do I shit blood for 4-6 weeks after every demonstration?" "Absolutely"

Employer: *shoots CEO* CEO:*survives and takes off vest* Cameraman: sorry, i forgot to film.

You can see the immense shockwave and vibrations that went through his entire body when the bullet hit tim. Immense courage!

Homie was clearly actively blacking out as he forced out that elegant sales pitch at the end there

"I'll be shooting my boss today for a video" "When did you become a videographer?" "No, with a gun"

If every CEO was required to use their own product like this, I think there'd be a lot less corner cutting in our economy. Bravo to this man!

That employee must've wanted that raise.

Alternate title: CEO takes bullet like a fucking chad showcasing insane product

I like how honest this CEO is. He doesn't try to hide how painful it is, or how much it can bruise you, but he shows how it will stop a bullet nonetheless. Much much better than claiming it doesnt hurt when you get shot!

"Did it hurt? The answer is yes. Am I in a lot of pain right now? Absolutely yes. Do I regret this demonstration? 100 percent. Should I have been an accountant instead? Also yes."

Mad respect right there man actually cares about the consumer unlike other companies

I like how the camera cuts at 45-46 seconds so he can probably let out a painful scream 🤣

He kept looking down like, "Fuck, I'm sure I didn't get shot?" dude is automatically a legend after that shit

"Hi, I'm Johnny Knoxville. I'm about to get shot with rubber bullets" Robert Kaiser..."Hold my beer" !!!!

Matt from Demolitiontanch: „Let‘s try the 50 Cal …“

That was "I trust my teammates" moment

The hardest part was finding a lackey with both aim and trustworthiness.

Brave man to stand behind his product. should show us the bruise.

Thats confidence right there

Grandma came out of nowhere, to make sure he was alright.

*anyone who would take a bullet for their own product is a CEO i can trust. what an absolute legend*

When the ceo firmly believes in what they're doing, they put things on the line. Thank you CEO of PPSS for being one of those CEOs

Reminds me of the scene from John Wick 2. The tailor said that there was zero penetration, but it still is quite painful.

Now I know where I’m getting my armor.

"holy shit this guy's insan..." **German accent appears** "Ohh.. right"

Interview for CEO position: "How far are you willing to go for the company?" Him: "I'm willing to get shot" "You're hired"

CEOs who appear in front of their customers earn my respect. This is one of those CEOs

"OK, empty the rest of the clip" "NOOOOOOOOO"

"Why yes my intestines are doing perfectly fine? Why'd you ask?" -falls over unconscious-

"The CEO ordered a hit on himself." "What are we the cruelty squad?" "Yes."

I love the reaction of the staff. Obviously they are gonna be trained professionals in a scenario like this but it just satisfies me see the vest be the first thing to come off. Real life reaction.

We did this test to our CEO once. Didn't knew we needed the vest for the demonstration.

Staff: "So what are you doing here?" Photographer: "I'm shooting the CEO" Staff: "Same" Edit: so for those wondering. It doesn't actually feel like anything to have a comment this liked. It's actually pretty bland. Felt like sharing since everybody has probably wondered what it was like

"Very impressive. But will it stop a .50 cal?" -Demolition Ranch

Don’t know what hurt more. Him taking that shot or watching him trying not to cry.

When I see CEO this dedicated to the quality of a product it gives me confidence.

Reminds of that scene in Reno 911 where they were testing out new vest. Junior put on the vest, Garcia stepped like 10 feet away, aimed and then missed every single shot. Junior was like “wow this vest is great!” 😂

"Hey boss!" "What's up?" "You're fired!"

This man going trough the script even after he got shot, that's some respectable dedication

Dude looked like he held it together just for the video and collapsed right after

Now that is a company and a CEO we can trust. It's this type of leadership that truly inspires.

I’d like to see pharmaceutical companies do this with their products

just see him yell "it went though"

Great CEO application process.

Her : "he's so quiet, i bet he's thinking about another girl" Him : "I can't believe they asked me to shoots our CEO with a gun tomorrow"

Well, this guy deserves his millions.

Nice video!

Yeah its always nice to see test products on your self:) But how they test 50. Cal AP ammo???

This is how KZfaq videos used to be. Now someone would make 30 min production.

me: "how can this guy trust his product so much he gets shot by a Glock 17 firing a 9mm Parabellum round (420m/sec) from close range..." the guy: starts speaking with german accent me: "ah..."

Next upgrade material you should add D30 inside near body, so it could probably reduce the kinetic energy when impacts

when you are in a sticky situation, it won't hurt. Your Adrenaline would be through the roof at that point so you would most likel, if you are alive, feel the shots later. If they hit the armor that is.

"This is done by professionals." Screw that, I'm out then.

This was a great demonstration of body armor. I was a body armor specialist for years with Second Chance Body Armor when it was owned by Richard Davis. He would shoot himself with a .44 Magnum. The only difference is he put a either a phone book or magazines under the vest. It had nothing to do with stopping the bullet, just to take some of the energy so he didn't have a painful wound for 2 to 3 weeks. For clarification. Body Armor is designed to stop penetration. There will always be a certain level blunt trauma (backface deformation signature). So soft tissue damage will occur. However rib fracture is not as common as you think. Also no one has ever died from "organ rupture" from a impact on body armor. Rarely are you incapacitated by hits on the armor, even multiple hits. Yes it hurts like hell but there are plenty of documented cases of officers staying up and fighting after several hits on their armor. Many years ago I did a similar demo. But in my state it is illegal for a person to discharge a gun at another person. So I shot myself with a 45 caliber and used a phone book under the vest too. It still felt like a hard punch. My wife was pissed that I did the demo. God rest her soul.

After the camera went off he just fall lmao

Now that's the type of advertising I can trust man literally risked his life for an item that might be too expensive

Plot twist: the bullet actually went through and he's just taking the pain like a champ

aah, the traditional "trial by fire" for bullet resistant vest company CEOs.

Robert we forgot to role the cameras!

I still can't understand how he is able to stand on his feets, carrying the weight of those massive balls!!!😂😂