Comments by "Caleb Hu" (@calebhu6383) on "DemolitionRanch" channel.

  1. Anything is bulletproof if there's enough of it. Even air. That's why bullets have range.
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  2. Blake Bergman Plastic tip? You use protection then?
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  3. ct92404 You don't say. And what does kevlar do? It slows a bullet down. Only it takes much less of it to make a bullet stop.
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  4. It's the other way around. Almost everything is bulletproof (if there is enough of it) but only some things are really bullet resistant (which means it take less of it to be completely bulletproof). That is the point of the OP.
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  5. Nikolaj Kamph People on Youtube reply to things from four YEARS ago. This was four DAYS ago. If you can't take people "being mean" to you, you probably shouldn't have opened your mouth in the first place.
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  6. What I don't understand is, why people are even arguing over the gravity at this point. Without gravity a bullet would still stop because of air resistance. Therefore, if you have enough air, it's bulletproof. What does gravity have to do with it!?
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  7. Nikolaj Kamph Are you daft? Gravity doesn't slow bullets down. It's air resistance most of the way. And it's obvious that you don't see my point.
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  8. Adan M No, it doesn't. If there was no gravity the bullets would still travel the same distance, and then simply float in mid-air. When a bullet hits the ground (fired at 90 degrees) it has lost most of its energy from air resistance. Anyhow, that's not the point.
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  9. Who says? Does the video really want to find out if titanium can be used as body armor? I think not, since that block he's testing with is far too thick for viable use. The real title is, "How bullet resistant is titanium?"
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  10. Nikolaj Kamph But if there was enough air, then the bullet would never make it to space. Duh.
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  11. No, I'm making fun of anything titled, "Is this bulletproof?" If you put it that way, everything is bulletproof if there's enough of it. Of course, everything is bullet resistant to begin with. But with enough of it, of course it's bulletproof. Think about it before you post.
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  12. Thank you. That's exactly my point. Either everything is bulletproof or nothing is bulletproof. That's why the title doesn't make sense. Still a great video though, like always.
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  13. "You can get bullet resistance, " Okay, and what is bullet resistance anyways? Anything with mass will be resistant to bullets. Thus anything can be bulletproof since everything is bullet resistant. "but it is an irrefutable fact that for the majority of things, even including kevlar, no matter how much you stack, firing a bullet at the same spot enough times will get through eventually." In that case, nothing is bullet proof. Okay. So therefore the title is illogical since nothing can be bulletproof. You've just proven my point on the opposite end of the spectrum. Whatever you're trying to get at here is irrelevant, since at the end of the day, my point still stands that anything titled "Is 'so-and-so' bulletproof?" is illogical.
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  14. A golf ball cannon is the best way to get a hole-in-one.
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  15. 4:54
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  16. CZ is my favorite but you might also want to try Glock and Beretta.
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