In Vegas. I think he's trying to test the theory. At a bare minimum, I would bet someone would try to key it.
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Are Tesla Cyber Trucks really bulletproof?
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I think the skin is.
But the tires and windshield aren't
But the tires and windshield aren't
Probably depends on the type of bullet.
I doubt it would stop a .50BMG AP round or a Raufoss round.
I doubt it would stop a .50BMG AP round or a Raufoss round.
"If you will not fight for right when you can easily win without blood shed; if you will not fight when your victory is sure and not too costly; you may come to the moment when you will have to fight with all the odds against you and only a precarious chance of survival. There may even be a worse case. You may have to fight when there is no hope of victory, because it is better to perish than to live as slaves." - Sir Winston Churchill
There are dozens of videos on Youtube with Cybertrucks being shot
I've heard the "jaws of life" don't work well in accidents, for what that's worth.
Being in TexAgs jail changes a man……..no, not really
Maybe, but then their bumpers will fall off and they'll instantly brick
Doubt it stops any black tip.Rapier108 said:
Probably depends on the type of bullet.
I doubt it would stop a .50BMG AP round or a Raufoss round.
It couldn't stop a ball thrown at the window!
No, neither literally nor figuratively.
He Who Shall Be Unnamed said:
In Vegas. I think he's trying to test the theory. At a bare minimum, I would bet someone would try to key it.
If he really wants to test his theory, he just needs to drive through the barrio or hood after the sun goes down. A gazillion bucks says it won't make it through the first block.
There are in fact two things, science and opinion; the former begets knowledge, the later ignorance. Hippocrates
Looks like that cybertruck triggers TexAgs more than it does liberals
Maybe just spray them with saltwater
Elections are when people find out what politicians stand for, and politicians find out what people will fall for.
Thought they were ugly, then got up close to one and really liked it. but I wouldn't want everyone staring at me, driving around. Parking it. Now, were I promoting a product...i'd get the paint-job, write it off and drive it. but I'll test drive one sometime soon. just gotta.
can it stop a 9mm hollow point fired with a one-handed sideways grip?
can it stop a 9mm hollow point fired with a one-handed sideways grip?
Armored glass is not meant to be unbreakable, it's meant to stop the projectile it was designed for.
KillshotTexas velvet maestro said:
can it stop a 9mm hollow point fired with a one-handed sideways grip?
I assume the other hand is trying to hold up your pants while you run with your drawers hanging out.
That wrap is AWESOME!He Who Shall Be Unnamed said:
In Vegas. I think he's trying to test the theory. At a bare minimum, I would bet someone would try to key it.
You think your truck is dope!GAC06 said:
Looks like that cybertruck triggers TexAgs more than it does liberals
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Texas velvet maestro said:
Thought they were ugly, then got up close to one and really liked it. but I wouldn't want everyone staring at me, driving around. Parking it. Now, if were I was promoting a product...i'd get the paint-job, write it off and drive it. but I'll test drive one sometime soon. just gotta.
can it stop a 9mm hollow point fired with a one-handed sideways grip?
Im going to be that guy.
Hollow point would have less penetrating power than a regular 9mm.
But maybe when its fired sideways that changes. Not sure on that part.
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