Comments by "" (@neutronalchemist3241) on "Samurai Weapons VS Roman Armour: Would Roman Armour Keep You Safe?" video.

  1. And wars tended to be fought in summer.
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  2. Yeah. Copper often contained arsenic, that strenghtened it (see arsenical bronze).
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  3. The lorica segmentata plates tended to be pretty thin (0.5-0.8mm) while the helmet was more thick (1-1.5mm) A 9mm NATO projectile pass through a 1mm low carbon steel plate (90 degrees) at any speed above 97m/s. However it needs 322m/s to pass through 2mm of low carbon steel.
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  4.  @windhelmguard5295  Thumb rule for composite armors is to consider the full thickness of the main plate (or of a single plate if they are all the same) and 50% of the secondary ones to obtain the equivalent thickness of a single plate.
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