That would be awesome

He already did brass I believe

Ya he did

Pretty sure anyway

He did the copper ball I don't think he's done a brass plate

Haha, you think it would only be a 9mm😂

Will a Boyfriend stop a 50cal

@@matthewpellegrini1905he always starts with a 9mm so the fun isnt over soon

@@Bbettlakenwait wHA- C L I C K C L A C K

Someone tried to rob a man named the reaper so im sure this is a possibility

Good to know! They were really nice to let us test this latest version, very impressive!

Yeah that's right

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@@JoshuaWillett1you have a great sense of humour

@@zombotrombo7029 my chat wouldn't load, so I typed something random 😂

Excellent idea, that should be a standard. And a decibel meter at the gun and near the target so we can analyse the blast and impact sound. Just added as monitors in the corner of the screen.

Yeah for sure, this would be really cool. Bring some new tech in Matt!

Idea: test the strength of the everyday wallet, with cards and a few coins in there and see what caliber it can stop and then ultimately see how many stops a 50cal..

@@hermanstaal normal person wallet or Dad sized wallet?

@@adfadgaqgv dad sized for sure 🤣

A friend we all wish we had

We used to have a neighbor like that, except he was a grown man. Could build/fabricate damn near anything, and always has some cool new toy that he let us play with, like a suped up go-cart. Basically a kid at heart, and his wife was also a sweet lady.

I love pizza!

Nice little jab at Scott lol

​@@STCLandscaping or at Matt for copying 😂

Think Matt needs to try Scott’s 4 boar rifle as payback for getting the longer 500 magnum😂😂😂

Want to see Matt shot the four

​@@STCLandscaping it's an homage to Scott. He also hit a folding table.

Sorry for your loss man, happy to help brighten your day with these videos. 🙏

Sorry for your loss man it happens its the way of life

So sorry for your loss

​@Don't Read My Profile Picture don't worry I won't.

Sorry for your loss. Glad you had something to help you cope with the hurt.

does he know first aid lvl 2?

I have my thumb is that enough

@@brightlight3520I mean he is a vet

Great Comment!

Dude, thank you! It means a lot that you recognize everything that goes into making these videos for y'all, not just me either but Jenna and Mikey as well! Thanks for coming out to LS West! I hope I got to meet you and shake your hand! We had a blast despite the heat!

@@David.Lopez.12 Haha you were still running around getting so much footage!! I did say hi and was happy to see you, but you looked so busy with a determined face getting the shots you wanted lol. You did respond back to me, “Hey man appreciate it!” as you were fiercely running around carrying that large camera in that heat; so I had to dart out of your way so I wouldn’t be in your way hahaha. It seems Matt only surrounds himself with people with such great work ethic and it just shows! Thanks for responding back after the burnout; but I was really worried I was in the way and hope none of us (the fans) were a bother!

@@dan725 🔥🥰🔥

As someone who's been in the ballistic armor industry, what do you see as the newest developments in armor materials? Mixed carbide sintering? Functionally graded nanomaterials?

@@majordakka5743 Depends on the market, those materials at least in the near future are super expensive. I remember 20 years ago I gasp at the first price quote I received for wanting to use Boron Carbide, now it's not so bad and the only B4C that is still pricey is the HIP'ed stuff (Hot Iso-static Press). Densification of the matrix has added better performance for B4C as well as SiC. I know that Diamond Edge has tried some things with SiCTiB2 hybrid. This has some good performance without the weight or cost increase that B4C has. There have been numerous tests on nanotube infusion of B4C, and host of others. I would say for now you will see premium densified B4C come down in price further since it's fairly commercialized, and the densification process has really upped it's performance at thinner tiles. I really good B4C can work in a level 4 plate at 8mm, where it used to take 10mm. Since it's already commercialized I see that as a trend moving forward also better textiles are in the works for the next generation. SB117 and Spectra 5128 have been on the market now There will be a new fiber coming that's even better at least in the UDPE product-line, aramid doesn't really have any real generational increases left, maybe the return Zylon that has the kinks worked out so it doesn't require super special handling and packaging to work for 5 years. I know we had no issues with t and it's because we used a true one way membrane bagging system, so hot moist air left, but didn't come back. We tested a 5 year old vest and it worked well. It also might be because we didn't try and cheapy it up like Second Chance did. Design work will also play a roll, you can see that in our DS 3.0, The edge. Essentially when money isn't the issue and we can use what we want and do every advanced process because the price tag is out there, not many takers for that, but we have sold a couple, some people have lots of money and want the absolute best you can get. So after all that jibber jabber, even on high performance and new design concepts I think it's really about the taking what is commercialized and making it cheaper and better.

SB117 and Spectra 5128 have been on the market now for 10 years

Hearing so little about it until recently makes a lot of sense to me now. Only ever saw it on a show (likely Future Weapons back on cable tv) and hadn't heard a peep since. Always wondered what happened with it.

What are your thoughts on "Talin shock absorbing material" as a futuristic ballistics material? Too new? Hype? Good potential?

😵‍💫😂 my grands. . .

My Girls just text bomb me . . .

Scott's gonna hit him with copyright infringement

@@juliokaz2159 Maybe trademark infringement. He was single-handedly keeping the collapsible table industry in business, but with Matt copying him they may become a billion dollar industry.

Kentucky style

@Don't Read My Profile Picture Aight, bet

I wanna see Matt shot it

Awwww man! We did that too back in the 90's but we labeled each other's backs with words I won't repeat here😂

Luv u

💯

he should make a movie. the cow boy intro was insane

That would be cool but I’d bet he probably won’t just because that’s never been his thing when it comes to firearms

Yeah, but still, I mean he's got a dragunov and a mosin, so maybe

@@Tap_rack5.56 meant to reply to your comment sorry but I replied to mine mate haha

Had an uncle Marine south Pacific wwii. Preferred the 30 carbine over the m1 garand. Sorry thumb-boy. Compare capacity, reload speed, carry comfort, close combat/target acquire, etc.

@@ChessIsJustAGame 🤔that’s interesting forsure, I would have thought they preferred the m1 for the 30-06 and how hard that will hit its target

It’s the same guy, he started a new company according to other comments

The main reason we stopped carrying them (if you have something better) was angle shoots/splinter. Head on it was good but from the side 35° all around (especially lying down from BH) it did bot work. Also on a solid Plate if it did not break it was good for second shoots andit did not break with one 5,56 or 7,62

That sounds more like a Brandon Herrera video. Bring back the “will it AK?” series!!

Too far for the Cub but his dad owns a PC-12 that Cleeter is checked out on, that will hold the entire crew.

It was a fiasco of possible politics, possible failure, and unproven environment testing.

from what i could see on the wiki, it seemed due to mostly politics and classified testing data that im not sure if they released or not? there was a lot of weird stuff.

I read it was related to it not being able to operate at temperatures of 80 degrees C+. But I was sat there reading that thinking no soldier could operate at that temperature either, they'd be cooked...

@@glenpeters9388 In Vietnam, Khe Sanh, specifically, they made Marines throw their flak vests in a pile because so many soldiers were passing out from heatstroke. However, that's a different issue from the armor actually breaking down. If the armor fails after being cooked, something as simple as keeping it in a hot AFV could render it ineffective permanently.

@@glenpeters9388 Soldiers could absolutely be exposed to that and higher temperatures, though. If, for example, your vehicle is hit and catches fire, suddenly 176 degrees is child's play. You won't be there long, but you may be there long enough to ruin your body armor.

Thumb as Captain America and Admin Results as deadpool is perfect lol

That was an Amazing upload/comment, very apt. Donut and Heather Loved - I’m suffering creatively after 2 Scotches (JW - Double Black, and three beers ‘Sierra Nevada’) to keep up with your clever.

I had to check twice to see if it was actually suppressed

Make sure you take a class to learn how to use it

@@Joheinous no

As rich people say it's the small price of doing business. To the normal person it's alot, to the Normal person.

As rich people say it's the small price of doing business. To the normal person it's alot, to the Normal person.