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@@togiielectricboogaloo6875 This will be true in my case as well. After 32 years of violently shouting to the life I was born into "Fuck You!" The life I was born into has figured out that I told it "Fuck You!" . That's simply how long it takes. Now I will be able to have a forge of my own and do my own blacksmithing. How long it has taken to achieve this level of independence without resulting to a life of crime has made me very angry, and anger gives a blacksmith the advantage, as it is something that can be easily pounded away on an anvil. From over 2 decades of studying penetration physics I will be able to practice my scientific understanding of iron and steel and be able to begin forging level 7 body armor before next Christmas.
Hi Matt. I worked at a company that tested vests. We used a clay backing to evaluate the deflection of the vests. At impact the clay permanently deformed so you could see the total movement even when the vest bounced back. Quite remarkable how much deflection some rounds caused on some vests. Please consider for your future videos.
well then... what if there was a deflection angle built into the vests? what if both sides were coated with rhino truck bed liner to keep the fragmenting plates more intact?
he has been made aware and has done it in some videos, but its just hard to do a lot of the time, and he would need a lot of clay making the place muddy when it rains
Matt a Russian 5a is roughly equivalent to US level 3, the wiki says its good for 3 hits of 7.62x39 incendiary and regular gost 5 is good for 3 hits of 7.62x51
The Russian plate, presented in this video, is a part of the complex with an antirrexoshete package and shock absorber plate behind. So this is made to keep the balance between weight and protection.
But who cares? russia already has a huge lack of body armor and helmets. Doesn't matter is this armor good or bad, if only one dude out of ten can get it
In Russian armor standards blunt damage is taken into account. So if a plate stops a sertain bullet, but solider gets a massive trauma, like here with 30-06 ap, it is classified as not protecting from that bullet. That's why this plate is sertified only against 7.63x39 while being able to hold much larger caliber shot
@@outspokenguy3834 Not so much, there is no reason to issue assault armor kits for RU guys in UA, because they were meant for special operation groups like GRU or FSB breaching squads, and seriously hamper mobility, and in the real war mobility is key to survive an artillery firing at you for example. If you had a heavy ass full-cover vest with armored hands and legs which anti-explosive personal do wear, you obviously couldnt run in that thing
All the desperate effort to degrade Russia bounces off your head. Now the whole world can see how NATO's equipment and weapons are inferior to Russia's. Which even NATO officers admit, the fact that they lag behind Russian technology.
"Level 5" refers to the GOST standard, which is the russian equivalent to the American NIJ standard. GOST level 5 means it will protect against 7.62x54r and below. It's similar to NIJ level 3.
"GOST" is an entire standards system, similar to NIST, STANAG or ISO. "5A" marking on the Russian plate specifically references the document GOST R 50744-95 that defined Russian-made body armor from 1995 to 2014 in its original version. This incidentally dates this plate as pre-'14 manufacture. 5A is actually supposed to protect you from anything up to and including 7.62*39 BZ (armor-piercing incendiary) out of an AKM from 5-10m range. *54R protection was defined as level 6\6A under the old GOST. New, post-'14 amendment to GOST R 50744-95 defines a different rating system, in which such a plate falls under Br4 class. These specific plates are currently issued as part of Ratnik kit to basic bitch infantry, indirect combatants and pretty much anyone who merits an armor vest in Russian army. Assault troops and special guys either get Br5 Granit plates, rated up to 7.62*54R B32 AP rounds, or commercial Br5 plates to better fit their gucci gear. Also, GOST R 50744-95 defines protection class for an entire assembled armor vest, not just the plates. Granit isn't supposed to be a standalone plate (although many run it that way in lower-profile commercial plate carriers), it's supposed to go on top of Br1-rated kevlar layer.
Did the soviets really do the “America says “fuck the metric system except if it’s to build rockets or make bullets. One for liability reasons. The other because fuck you. Lol” but with the NIJ system. Which is used by most American Allie’s to rate their body armor lol
@@TemptationsEnd nah a lot of countries technically have their own system. The US military technically has their own system too, different from NIJ. That’s why Matt calls the Military plate a SAAPI plate,
@@TemptationsEnd No, not really. We just have a different threat landscape, different military doctrine and an entire metric-based index system full of calibers we make, use and export. It makes sense for us to rate our armor against our own weapons and ammo. Also, most of "American Allies" have their own body armor rating systems, and AFAIK there's no STANAG standard for armor, just a couple of US DoD program designations like SAPI\ESAPI\XSAPI that most NATO armor manufacturers decided to follow for marketing clarity. NIJ is a civilian\police organization and has no place rating everyone's armor. It's just that their rating system is what US market is most familiar with, so anyone trying to sell plates in US must define their product against it or risk not being understood by customers. Capitalism, eh.
Russian and American armor specifications are different. The Russian one, by Russian standards, wasnt designed for a rifle caliber, but it was able to withstand it This has already been said in the comments, but my point is that I would like to see a comparison of modern armor plates
Damn russia is scary as army the second powerful army in the world after Usa but for me usa and russia are at the same level in army stuff and also russia has 5300 nukes 💀
Russian and American were different protection level plates. Russian one used to have 5A/BR4 (old/new Russian classification) class - designed to handle Intermediate 7,62×39 AP cartridge (I think it's something average NIJ 3 and NIJ 3A, closer to 3). While SAPI had NIJ 4, must handle 7.62×63 AP, rifle cartridge. So, the last shot, by Garand, was overload to Russian - it is not design to handle rifle bullets. For objective test, compareable plates are Russian 6A/BR5 - 7.62×54 AP and SAPI you tested, or what you had with NIJ 3.
you are not quite right, the Russian 5a is not br4, but br5, which already corresponds to the American 4th class, and the 3rd class of American armor holds rifle bullets, even if not armor-piercing. That is, it should withstand 7.62x54 R
Pop carried a M1 Garand from Normandy, through the Battle of the Bulge into Germany before they captured him and took it. He bought a Commemorative BoB rifle years ago (which I still have). It's actually a Winchester 70 "Featherweight". They made them in BB, .22, and .30-06. I was standing there when he ordered it and he looked at me. I said: ".30-06 or nothing"! He had already ordered it. Too bad his health failed and he passed in 2015 before we got to fire it. 😭
I will have a drink in honor of your pop. I grew up learning to shoot with an M1, and its still the rifle I have put the most rounds through. Its a great rifle.
Matt, the Granite 5A plate is used only as part of a bulletproof vest in which Kevlar is located. So flying fragments, a bullet shirt are not terrible for a fighter, everything will remain inside the bulletproof vest.
@@bodenolson6745 I have a full 6b43 vest. It is indeed a full cut vest but the way the cumberbund is fashioned its pretty maneuverable. Full cuts are what you would want in WoRlD wAr, arguably, because shrapnel.
Most American units won’t let you wear your own plate carrier, you are always gonna have a Kevlar vest holding the plate. Of course a lot of guys take the Kevlar out of their vests…
it would actually be interesting to see if you used ballistic torsos to see how hurt somebody gets with a vest on. What I mean is, even with a vest, would the ribs puncture any vital organs?
I would love to see these tests on some ballistic labs torsos to see just how many cracked ribs and collapsed lungs one would suffer from a successful stoppage. But as a wise man once said: "You have to be still alive to bitch about the pain..."
I agree it would be nice to see how much damage the body takes from the concussion of being ounched that hard. Regardless of the outcome it is still better than one of those rounds tearing through your chest.
Yes, they would! Especially the 30-06! No hole doesn’t mean no problem! They need to make a vest that fixes that along with spalling-proofing the vests. If there is one please let me know!
Honestly, the Russian one using small ceramic plates instead of a single big piece of ceramic makes it hold up a lot better under repeated hits, but as far as stopping, they do seem pretty close to each other.
@@thatguy46744 did we see same video? When the Russian plate was hit in the same place it stopped but deformed slightly, American went straight through. Idk about you but I would rather a broken rib than a bullet wound. Other than that they performed very similar. Either would be fine.
@@michaelthrockmorton5783 you blind? No. The american one stopped 30-06 completely and didnt deform. And btw 300 went through both of them and only stopped in the civilian plate.
You know the man takes his job seriously at the 10 minute mark..... He nailed the goptic thing solid. Absolute pure gold from the addias track suit to the the flat footed crouch. Amazing work.
@@gratefulguy4130 negative, a Weatherby Mark five 300 blackout in a Weatherby Mark 5 30-06 are only distinguished by the 30 ought 6 or the blackout written on the side. They are in fact different rifles, everybody tends to use the 308. If an armored can stop through a weight they usually step right up to 50 or something crazy but they always skip the 30 ought 6. Springfield is the cartridge denomination but the rifle itself is its own gun depending on the manufacturer could be semi-automatic or in my case bolt action
@@SteveSiegelin lol what dude? In all that word salad you never refuted what I said. In fact, certain guns having a .30-06 version just reinforces what I said. .30-06 is the cartridge, not the gun.. and there is a big difference between .30-06 and .300BLK.
So speaking about the issue with the russian plate and spalling, the Russian vest 6B45/6B43 have a kevlar liner and kevlar neck protecters that would help the soldier from spalling.
problem is when they start issuing theyr troops with airsoft replica plate carriers made from cheap fabric ... then that lack of spalling protection on the plates themselves becomes BIG issue...
@@Asghaad yeah, another sad fact is Russian soldiers ran out of ammo months ago and they're just fighting with shovels now. Remember, it's FACTS because I say so.
The Russian armor plate has not been used with us since 2007. At the same time, it was transferred to the fourth, and if I am not mistaken, then the general level of protection in Russia is from 1 to 10 and now it holds level 4 up to svd
5 GOST class is something near to NIJ 4. 5A means that it is designed to protect against special 7.62x39 armor-piercing-incendiary bullets. Also 5 class must protect against shot from SVD at a distance of 10 m. There is also 6 class. GOST says that 6 class body armor must sustain shot from 12,7 ОСВ-96 at 50 m.
@@deanomalley4246 And 12,7 osv caliber is EQUAL to .50 BMG, sir. Half of an inch is 12,7 mm. Their mass, speed and energy are also in the same league. 7Н34 has hardened steel core, so (I suppose) it combines mk262 and mk263.
@@suvorovoleg9325 Советский патрон 12.7мм немного мощнее американского аналога, гильза длиннее и пороха больше. Хотя про 12.7 разговор завели вообще зря, его не выдержит ни один из стандартных бронежилетов. Российский класс 6а рассчитан на один выстрел из СВД бронебойной пулей с 5-10м и всё.
@@ПавелПлавский-ы5щ ГОСТ 34286-2017, все возражения - к его составителям. Касаемо "немного мощнее", имеет значение не только количество пороха, но и его характеристики. Из того же ГОСТ верхний потолок для применяемого патрона 17,4 кДж. Максимальная энергия заявлена для 7Н34 - 18,5 кДж. В то время, как .50 BMG встречаются и 20 кДж. Такие характеристики 12,7x108 может достигать "при использовании более современного вида пороха, с достаточно высокой насыпной плотностью". Даже если он "в перспективе при возможном дальнейшем развитии" достигнет обещанных 20,4 -20,6 кДж, то эта разница в 400-600 укладывается в погрешность на таких масштабах. Что до энергетики "основных" патронов M33, то тут выигрыш за 12,7x108 на те же несколько сотен Джоулей. Я считаю, что различие в 2-4% вполне позволяет мне использовать слово "EQUAL".
У гранита еще антирикошетный слой из арамида есть, улавливающий вторичные осколки, которые прилетают в подбородок...В целом плита держит заявленные 2-3 патрона бронебойных 7.62х39 и больше
@@МаксимКрасніков-м3о хохлик, даже в видео понятно, что плита держит. Держит, как и американская. Сравним с украинскими керамическими плитами...ах, ох, где же найти бронежилет 404 керамический?) в мриях только...
@@МаксимКрасніков-м3о а по факту заткни пиздак от пули не спасёся да и армий возможно нету таких пластин на каждого или сам человек покупает пластину и тд
Alot of the older Russian armor uses the GOST scaling system and goes up-to 6 levels (or 9 if you take into account the "A" variants for 2A, 5A and 6A) compared to 5, the NIJ that the USA uses. The newer Russian Armor uses a revivsed BR1-6 which is updated for more modern ammo.
@N BD ikr..they're not taking into account that every american soldier mostly all of them have good armor while a good chunk if not most of the russian military has literally nothing...
For 100% clean result, you should show the stamp on the back side of the russian plate because they are different)) It can be standard 5A ( modern Бр-4) or assault 6A ( modern Бр-5) Standart 5A has less protection level and acts like on the video. Assault 6A, stand alone plate and protect against 6 (six) russian AP 7Н13 and 7-БЗ-3 (3,3-3,6 kJ ) with "convex" not bigger than 20 mm. 5A plates should be used with Kevlar soft armor like (NIJ AIII) and 30 mm shock absorber/climate plate It was a standard 5A plate on your video. IMHO
Class 5A 7.62×39mm This armor would protect against three hits, fired from 5.10 meters, of: 7.4 g (114 gr) 7.62×39mm 57-BZ-231 (BZ API) armor-piercing incendiary bullets at a velocity of 720-750 m/s (2362-2460 ft/s)
Uhm bud, you do realize that Level 4 plates will stop every type of 7.62x39mm round right? It's rated to stop upwards of AP .30-06 moving at upwards of 2900fps which is higher than any of the 7.62x39 rounds you mentioned.
It's worth noting that every single issued vest, be it the old as dirt IBAs, IOTVs, SPCS and new MSVs all come with Kevlar backers, and both SAPI and ESAPI standards were designed with that Kevlar backer being integral to getting the full performance out of the plate. It's one of the reason a lot of normal army units don't allow their troops to use non-issued vests, because most of the issued vests use Kevlar inserts that don't fit commercially available plate carriers.
Hi, This class 5a plate has not been produced from Russia for a long time, it is very old and stops no more than 7.62. if you wanted to compare the armor plates, then take the existing ones and not those that have already been decommissioned for a very long time.
Can we get a commercial plate test? Like all the leading commercial plate brands to see who has the best plate. Taking in consideration of weight to stopping power.
Hi Matt! I am writing to you from Siberia and in fairness I must say that the Russian armor plate you had was lower in rank than the other two. Our countries have different standards and markings of armor plates) And when a large bulge appeared in it, it should not have been able to withstand that shot at all. And so me and my pet bear love to watch your videos, especially the promo for them at the beginning) Good luck to you and the well-being of your family, my American friend! P.S. At the moment where you were shooting with a Kalashnikov in a tracksuit squatting - me and my bears rode through the woods laughing until the evening :D
Напишусашибками штоб ани нипонили. Эта лудший каминтарий. Передавай привет своим медведям мой друг, надеюсь сегодня у вас уже тепло и температура поднялась до -50
Ya gotta ask your buds at the ballistics gel lab to see how big of a block of gel they can make…. I’m talking like a 6 foot thicc block of gel, and shoot all kinds of calibers into it! Could make for a cool art piece if a bunch of bullets are stuck in there with the bullets and their wound channels.
Russians have plates with 10 degrees of protection, and you have an old plate from 2014, try to buy a new one. because it turns out that this plate is considered light
Yeah I think we have all just come to take for granted Matt's skills. After years of watching these videos we all just expect he is gonna hit most things.
If you check Russian ГОСТ Р 50744-95, you will find out that 5А (that is Russian letter her) is equal to US level 4. And this plate is kind of old, they are out of stock, but there are other 5А plates in stock right now.
awesome video again. I only wish that you'd have 2 of each plate so by the time you get to the round it is rated for you can swap to a fresh plate.. that would eliminate the question of if the plate is just too degraded to stop anything else after 3 rounds already.
I was just thinking that and wanted to see if anyone else had said it yet. I think it would only be right to compare like that but then again I'm sure they don't have extra armor when they go out in the fights to swap after they get hit a few times. I'm sure once they go back to base they might.
13:30 No one ever uses such plates without a shrapnel catching layer of kevlar tuck to it from both sides, so it's not a problem really. It makes production much cheaper to not make kevlar integrated, though. And also you can easily replace kevlar after getting a hit this way!
What benefit does being able to replace the kevlar have? If you get shot you're replacing both the plate and the kevlar anyway. Edit: Plus if the kevlar is integrated into the plate then why would you have to wear more kevlar? If anything it would cost more having to make the kevlar separate because I'm sure it's in its own little protective cover rather than it being in the plate and not needing another piece of fabric with another branding logo and ballistic info printed on it. Probably not much more but idk how it could be any cheaper.
No dude, once you get yeeted and you do walk away from the yeet, you replace the whole vest, Kevlar and plates.. there is no place to be cheap. It called antispalnding on the plates, and believe it or not, some people cheap out and only run a plate carrier..
Could we see the same armor tested at different distances? I would love to see how much of a difference it makes between close range and even just 100 yards.
uncle, in Russia this is the 3rd level of protection, and in Russia there are 10 levels. You're testing one of the weakest ones that hasn't been used for 7 years.
Russian 5A pre-2014 plate is basically between NIJ level III and NIJ IIIA plates. So it’s at least 9years old plate not rated for 30.06 obviously. Russia’s pre-2014 equivalent of NIJ IV is Level 6A plate. Post-2014 they have BR1, BR2 etc armor classes. BR5 means it stops 7,62 54R AP round and BR6 means it stops 12,7 108
Another great video 🫶🏻 thanks for the 3am viewing here in Australia !!! Have noticed the raise in silencers/suppressors since your Canada/Christmas trip, is there a reason behind it or have you just got into them more ??? Much love from the land down under
We got our Federal licensing to be able to have companies send us silencers and short barreled rifles directly to our office now so it is so much easier. Also silencers are cool, everyone should have them!!! Much love to the Aussie fam!
Хорошее видео, спасибо Мэтт! НО, есть нюанс, заключается он в том, что все американские плиты сертифицированы как Stand alone, поэтому они такие "толстые" (не потому что много бургеров кушают), Российские плиты не являются Stand alone, и требуют дополнительного кевларового слоя по стандарту не меньше БР1, в идеале это БР2, и получается такой защитный пирожок, Гранит + подложка из БР2 (кевлар/СВМПЭ). Резюмируя, Отдельно взятая плита Гранит и отдельно взятая плита ESAPI, имеют разные классы защиты, и чтобы привести Гранит к уровню Lvl IV то необходим дополнительный кевларовый слой.
@@Cyril_T.Ractor да и вообще, русский броник, не одетый на Русского сверхчеловека, сапоги которого попирают вселенную, - показывает куда худшие результаты. Тест говно, Рашка победила!
This is why I'm subscribed to this channel and have notifications on for like 4 years, this guy just makes awesome gun videos. Another like for your upload! Greetings from Croatia!
Every time I’m having a bad day I turn your channel on for my daily gun fix and you constantly make me laugh. Your awesome keep up the excellent content 👍❤️
Hi Matt I love your videos hope you and your family are well. Please do a video of a tutorial and some tips on how to aim well because I play airsoft and I would love to try an upgrade my aim. Keep up the good videos
I'm actually impressed with all three of these plates. The Russian one did surprisingly well, other than the lack of spalling (which you can self-apply!)
100mph will work in a pinch. Rhino liner is better however multiple layers of thick duct tape is a field expedient method. We got bored and taped the shit out of a steel plate.
Стрелять по бронепластине вне самого бронежилета нет смысла. В бронежилете 6б45 имеется воротник из кевлара зашешающий шею. Он и должен держать сколы. Русская плита создана для бронежилета, как для комплексной системы защиты. Автор видео испытал же не систему плита- бронежилет, а только отдельный элемент защиты. Это все равно, что испытывать только ремень безопасности автомобиля вне контекста безопасной конструкции всего автомобиля. Безопасность это комплекс систем а не только лишь один элемент. Автор видео так же стрелял экзотическим боеприпасом который на украине так же не найдешь.
@@ПавелПыхтеев-ы2й you're correct, but the test was just for how well the plates themselves performed. Also you wont find that ammo in ukraine, but you will in America. Including incendiary. 😂 That's why we all need to get along and get rid of the tyrannical politicians and unite as humans.
@@ПавелПыхтеев-ы2йУ нас экзотические патроны на самом деле есть, их просто не так много и они не особо распространены, но при должном желании их вполне можно найти, НАТО и другие страны их поставляли.
8:07 correction: M855 have steel cores, but are not are not AP. The green tips are just paint to differentiate them from M193, because M855 requires a faster pitch of rifling (such as the 1:8 used by modern M16s/M4s) than the 1:12 that the old M16s used.
The M4 uses a 1:7 twist rate. M855 has a steel core that aids in armor penetration. M193 is a lighter weight round (55gr) and can be stabilized by slower twist rates like the 1:12 used by the M16A2 because of the longer barrel. The M4 has a shorter barrel and thus requires a faster twist rate in order to stabilize the same round. M855 was made to work better in a shorter barrel with a faster twist rate by using a heavier projectile (62gr) which is achieved through the use of a steel core. M855 fragments less reliably in the human body than M193 due to the higher velocity achieved and maintained by the lighter 55gr projectile.
Wee idea about the “punching force” experienced from different rounds hitting armour to see what kinda force they’ll be feeling, can somehow think of a way to measure the pressure exerted by the plate backwards into the body Would be kinda cool to see imo
It shouldn't be that hard really. Just take one of those AR500 shooting targets and put it on a load cell then shoot. You can graph the force applied over time, and using some math determine the total forces acting on the plate. After adjusting for the mass of the steel plate (or just choosing one thats roughly equal to a normal body plate) you can simply look at the peak force to see what the experience would be like. Its going to be slightly less than just dumping the maximum energy right into the guy, as some will go to plate deformation (for ceramic plates at least, which is a big part of their function), some will go into your chest being compressed like a spring (thanks to your lungs and flexible skeletal structure), and the rest is going right into your bones and internal organs. Getting hit by 556 in the center of the plate probably feels like having a major league baseball pitcher aiming for your bare chest, and it might break some ribs. With 7.62x39/51 you are probably going to have one or more broken ribs.
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5:38 Insyaallah, I will tell Hasbullah to heed your request
Is underwood ammo a brand name, or is it a special type of ammo?
5a meen it can stop SVD armour piercing bullet ( hardened steel core), speed 830 meters per second, weight 9.4 grams, from 10 meters
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It’s pretty humongous, and it’s bigger than 20 mm is bigger than 50 CAL Should you get one
Loaded up the M1 with 8 rounds, only shot 3, no garand ping… giant blue balls. Thanks a lot Matt.
Saw that had to get my m1 out and tell her she's a good girl and told her daddy will play with her tomorrow
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Garand balls
others: "don't worry guys, there's no ww3, don't cause any panic"
matt: "which ww3 side has better body armor?"
america lol
we also ALL have ESAPI while russian mobiks are just shoving random scrap metal in their kits
the answer: the civillians
@@togiielectricboogaloo6875 This will be true in my case as well. After 32 years of violently shouting to the life I was born into "Fuck You!" The life I was born into has figured out that I told it "Fuck You!" . That's simply how long it takes. Now I will be able to have a forge of my own and do my own blacksmithing. How long it has taken to achieve this level of independence without resulting to a life of crime has made me very angry, and anger gives a blacksmith the advantage, as it is something that can be easily pounded away on an anvil.
From over 2 decades of studying penetration physics I will be able to practice my scientific understanding of iron and steel and be able to begin forging level 7 body armor before next Christmas.
No matter, Ukrainian drones will ignore armor
@@togiielectricboogaloo6875 There was no WW3 for a long time. Everyone is looking forward to it.
Я всякое ожидал увидеть, но только не Мэтта с калашом, одетого в Адидас, сидящего на кортах, как настоящий питерский гопник😂
Спасибо за видео)
lol
А Мэтта, обращающегося к Хасбику?)
Ага, умеют же снимать по приколу. Хорошо получилось!
Да, а шутка про плиту "ему она больше не понадобится", тоже зашла? Мне как-то не очень.
:)
12:40 "he doesn't bend, he cracks"-- story of my life bro
Brotheeeeeer
You're not alone bratha ,know there are millions of people living a life like yours ,we're doomed brother
Hi Matt. I worked at a company that tested vests. We used a clay backing to evaluate the deflection of the vests. At impact the clay permanently deformed so you could see the total movement even when the vest bounced back. Quite remarkable how much deflection some rounds caused on some vests. Please consider for your future videos.
well then... what if there was a deflection angle built into the vests?
what if both sides were coated with rhino truck bed liner to keep the fragmenting plates more intact?
he has been made aware and has done it in some videos, but its just hard to do a lot of the time, and he would need a lot of clay making the place muddy when it rains
Спасибо за видео! Как увидел Мэтта в костюме Адидас, то подумал (ох уж эти стереотипы), даже подавился водкой так, что испугал своего медведя))
теперь придется купить медведю новую шапку ушанку и отпустить погулять на улицу. Моего медведя это успокаивает
@@nihaoarigato возьму на вооружение, попробую ему "черный ворон" На балалайке сыграть, вдруг поможет, если нет то воспользуюсь вашим методом))
Хах, а ты харош)
Просто растопи ему баню и не жалей урановых стержней они дают хороший жар😆😆
@@ШиоАсура ему отдать балалайку нужно, он имам сыграет да споёт и занят будет, будешь спокойно ролики смотреть. Мой вон, соседей радует)
If the Mosin Nagant will be being used in WW3, its only fair that the M1 Garand comes back out to play too.
lmao i think some Americans would be using a mosin me included
@@canyonsandoval5092 you've clearly never shot a Garand then because its perfectly designed for war.
@@raz4371 perfectly designed for a 20th century war, you mean
I see "no comparison" with the bolt action Mosin; IMHO the M1 is a much better weapon.
“Hasbulla when are you coming out to demolition ranch I wanna see you shoot a 50 cal” Matt that was the most outta pocket joke
@@howdy1079 because hasbulla is only a little bit bigger than a toddler so seeing him shoot a 50 cal would be funny because he would probably ragdoll
that was totally unexpected, lol
@@howdy1079 cuz hasbullah is the size of a child and would be tossed by the recoil
He was recently in Texas
@@elmerrodriguez9817 and you Great Texans didn't Kill him ? wtf
Someone in 1000 years is going to metal detect this area and think a great battle went down 😂
most overused comment ever
old asf
Yeah then they will make some bullshit war story then put it in history books
@@jacob1423 Fr 😂😂😂
@@jacob1423 kinda stupid to say overused when thats the first time ive ever seen it in 6 plus years of watching demo
Matt a Russian 5a is roughly equivalent to US level 3, the wiki says its good for 3 hits of 7.62x39 incendiary and regular gost 5 is good for 3 hits of 7.62x51
*7.62x54 (It's a caliber of the SVD and Kalashnikov machine gun)
i would say its alittle better then US level 3
@@artemiy2694 Juggernaut: Hold my vodka
@@artemiy2694 en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_body_armor_performance_standards wrong, 7.62x39. It's the AK47 round.
@@cIappo896 i was about to say that but yeah your right. i hate when people try to fix what doesn’t need to be fixed
Current us soldier those plates are also meant to be used within iotvs or plate carriers with a piece of Kevlar behind them
The granit is also meant to have Kevlar backing it in the 6b45 vest.
The Russian plate, presented in this video, is a part of the complex with an antirrexoshete package and shock absorber plate behind. So this is made to keep the balance between weight and protection.
stop using big words it scares me
@@derekfolger8345 😂
But who cares? russia already has a huge lack of body armor and helmets. Doesn't matter is this armor good or bad, if only one dude out of ten can get it
@@sr.pomidor And one Mosin rifle for 20 people ??😂
@@sr.pomidor that was a few months ago, now it's enough
In Russian armor standards blunt damage is taken into account. So if a plate stops a sertain bullet, but solider gets a massive trauma, like here with 30-06 ap, it is classified as not protecting from that bullet. That's why this plate is sertified only against 7.63x39 while being able to hold much larger caliber shot
Russia has plates which can stop full-sized rifle calibre.
@@ÆthelwulfOfNordHymbraLand2333 yeah on paper :P bet its all sold or stolen before the war even started lol
@@outspokenguy3834
Not so much, there is no reason to issue assault armor kits for RU guys in UA, because they were meant for special operation groups like GRU or FSB breaching squads, and seriously hamper mobility, and in the real war mobility is key to survive an artillery firing at you for example. If you had a heavy ass full-cover vest with armored hands and legs which anti-explosive personal do wear, you obviously couldnt run in that thing
All the desperate effort to degrade Russia bounces off your head. Now the whole world can see how NATO's equipment and weapons are inferior to Russia's. Which even NATO officers admit, the fact that they lag behind Russian technology.
"Level 5" refers to the GOST standard, which is the russian equivalent to the American NIJ standard. GOST level 5 means it will protect against 7.62x54r and below. It's similar to NIJ level 3.
That’s new GOST. Level 5A means it’s using the old GOST system, which is rated to stop API 7.62x39
"GOST" is an entire standards system, similar to NIST, STANAG or ISO. "5A" marking on the Russian plate specifically references the document GOST R 50744-95 that defined Russian-made body armor from 1995 to 2014 in its original version. This incidentally dates this plate as pre-'14 manufacture.
5A is actually supposed to protect you from anything up to and including 7.62*39 BZ (armor-piercing incendiary) out of an AKM from 5-10m range. *54R protection was defined as level 6\6A under the old GOST.
New, post-'14 amendment to GOST R 50744-95 defines a different rating system, in which such a plate falls under Br4 class. These specific plates are currently issued as part of Ratnik kit to basic bitch infantry, indirect combatants and pretty much anyone who merits an armor vest in Russian army. Assault troops and special guys either get Br5 Granit plates, rated up to 7.62*54R B32 AP rounds, or commercial Br5 plates to better fit their gucci gear.
Also, GOST R 50744-95 defines protection class for an entire assembled armor vest, not just the plates. Granit isn't supposed to be a standalone plate (although many run it that way in lower-profile commercial plate carriers), it's supposed to go on top of Br1-rated kevlar layer.
Did the soviets really do the “America says “fuck the metric system except if it’s to build rockets or make bullets. One for liability reasons. The other because fuck you. Lol” but with the NIJ system. Which is used by most American Allie’s to rate their body armor lol
@@TemptationsEnd nah a lot of countries technically have their own system. The US military technically has their own system too, different from NIJ. That’s why Matt calls the Military plate a SAAPI plate,
@@TemptationsEnd No, not really. We just have a different threat landscape, different military doctrine and an entire metric-based index system full of calibers we make, use and export. It makes sense for us to rate our armor against our own weapons and ammo.
Also, most of "American Allies" have their own body armor rating systems, and AFAIK there's no STANAG standard for armor, just a couple of US DoD program designations like SAPI\ESAPI\XSAPI that most NATO armor manufacturers decided to follow for marketing clarity.
NIJ is a civilian\police organization and has no place rating everyone's armor. It's just that their rating system is what US market is most familiar with, so anyone trying to sell plates in US must define their product against it or risk not being understood by customers. Capitalism, eh.
Russian and American armor specifications are different. The Russian one, by Russian standards, wasnt designed for a rifle caliber, but it was able to withstand it
This has already been said in the comments, but my point is that I would like to see a comparison of modern armor plates
Damn russia is scary as army the second powerful army in the world after Usa but for me usa and russia are at the same level in army stuff and also russia has 5300 nukes 💀
@@soufiane726(none of those nukes are operational)
@@jiminysnicket86 How do you know?
@@JimmyCrow-fz6yf we stole them together
@@comradekarlvonschnitzelste8218 nice
Level 5 for russian armor means that it was made before 2014, and it's protection level is between NIJ III and IV.
I unserstood literally nothing of this
@@salazar778 basically on paper it should be worse, but in reality you see the thing
Btw nij4 is the best of nij, whike russians best is 6th or 6thA, don't remember.
So by in between I'm assuming it's rated for 7.62 NATO AP..?
Так то нет. Уровень 5 это уровень бронирования. Но в России они отличаются от США.
Russian and American were different protection level plates. Russian one used to have 5A/BR4 (old/new Russian classification) class - designed to handle Intermediate 7,62×39 AP cartridge (I think it's something average NIJ 3 and NIJ 3A, closer to 3). While SAPI had NIJ 4, must handle 7.62×63 AP, rifle cartridge. So, the last shot, by Garand, was overload to Russian - it is not design to handle rifle bullets. For objective test, compareable plates are Russian 6A/BR5 - 7.62×54 AP and SAPI you tested, or what you had with NIJ 3.
а у всех ли узких такая есть 😂
@@slipkit899 у салорейха есть только на что насосали😂😂
you are not quite right, the Russian 5a is not br4, but br5, which already corresponds to the American 4th class, and the 3rd class of American armor holds rifle bullets, even if not armor-piercing. That is, it should withstand 7.62x54 R
@@slipkit899 ХРЮЮЮЮЮ
@@Vincent-dt4id it's br4
Pop carried a M1 Garand from Normandy, through the Battle of the Bulge into Germany before they captured him and took it. He bought a Commemorative BoB rifle years ago (which I still have). It's actually a Winchester 70 "Featherweight". They made them in BB, .22, and .30-06. I was standing there when he ordered it and he looked at me. I said: ".30-06 or nothing"! He had already ordered it. Too bad his health failed and he passed in 2015 before we got to fire it. 😭
I will have a drink in honor of your pop. I grew up learning to shoot with an M1, and its still the rifle I have put the most rounds through. Its a great rifle.
What infantry division was he in by any chance?
I'm sorry for your loss. God-bless him and God-bless his service.
Nxt time u go visit his final resting place can you please tell him "Thank you for your service" from me🫡
@@Themossyman740 28th inf. Keystone Division "The Bloody Bucket". He was one of 60 that got through the BoB.
The switch to the tracksuit for the Russian sequence... LMFAO!!! Perfection!
The squat too. He went full gopnik.
@@ManiacClownIiiiiiiis... Boris!
Matt, the Granite 5A plate is used only as part of a bulletproof vest in which Kevlar is located. So flying fragments, a bullet shirt are not terrible for a fighter, everything will remain inside the bulletproof vest.
The problem is that those systems are a lot bulkier, good point though.
@@bodenolson6745 I have a full 6b43 vest. It is indeed a full cut vest but the way the cumberbund is fashioned its pretty maneuverable. Full cuts are what you would want in WoRlD wAr, arguably, because shrapnel.
The US plate is supposed to be used with a soft-armor backer, too.
@samlepro3he isn’t wrong though.
Most American units won’t let you wear your own plate carrier, you are always gonna have a Kevlar vest holding the plate. Of course a lot of guys take the Kevlar out of their vests…
it would actually be interesting to see if you used ballistic torsos to see how hurt somebody gets with a vest on. What I mean is, even with a vest, would the ribs puncture any vital organs?
I would love to see these tests on some ballistic labs torsos to see just how many cracked ribs and collapsed lungs one would suffer from a successful stoppage.
But as a wise man once said: "You have to be still alive to bitch about the pain..."
I agree it would be nice to see how much damage the body takes from the concussion of being ounched that hard. Regardless of the outcome it is still better than one of those rounds tearing through your chest.
He's already made a video about this, as have many other youtubers.
With a zombie torsa spewing green blood from abrasions on organs.
Yes, they would! Especially the 30-06! No hole doesn’t mean no problem! They need to make a vest that fixes that along with spalling-proofing the vests. If there is one please let me know!
Honestly, the Russian one using small ceramic plates instead of a single big piece of ceramic makes it hold up a lot better under repeated hits, but as far as stopping, they do seem pretty close to each other.
The american one deformed much much less, meaning it can take more hits.
@@thatguy46744 did we see same video? When the Russian plate was hit in the same place it stopped but deformed slightly, American went straight through. Idk about you but I would rather a broken rib than a bullet wound. Other than that they performed very similar. Either would be fine.
@@michaelthrockmorton5783 you blind? No. The american one stopped 30-06 completely and didnt deform. And btw 300 went through both of them and only stopped in the civilian plate.
@@somebody700 thats because of the first plate designed to break up the round. It was designed that way for rifle calibers.
@@somebody700 it does. Thats why the american one is a higher level.
That 30-06 AP Was stacking the bodys up. LMAO 🤣
Yeah, the vests stopped the round from penetrating but your heart would stop from the impact 😂.
You know the man takes his job seriously at the 10 minute mark..... He nailed the goptic thing solid. Absolute pure gold from the addias track suit to the the flat footed crouch. Amazing work.
I'm laughed so hard at this moment :D
*gopnik
@@Si74l0rd I never quite know how to respond to spell checkers...... thank you for your input.
Ya i was looking for this. MOst people missed the significance of the track suit. Thats the go too for eastern european criminals.
@@PolishBehemoththats Not eastern criminals These are your Standart street alcoholics
I'm so glad to see the 30-06 finally get some love. It's still one of my favorite guns of all time and was the first gun I ever owned
M1 Garand
.30-06 and .45. All you need.
.30-06 is what goes in the gun
@@gratefulguy4130 negative, a Weatherby Mark five 300 blackout in a Weatherby Mark 5 30-06 are only distinguished by the 30 ought 6 or the blackout written on the side. They are in fact different rifles, everybody tends to use the 308. If an armored can stop through a weight they usually step right up to 50 or something crazy but they always skip the 30 ought 6. Springfield is the cartridge denomination but the rifle itself is its own gun depending on the manufacturer could be semi-automatic or in my case bolt action
@@SteveSiegelin lol what dude?
In all that word salad you never refuted what I said. In fact, certain guns having a .30-06 version just reinforces what I said.
.30-06 is the cartridge, not the gun.. and there is a big difference between .30-06 and .300BLK.
That kalishnikov is a beast, the shockwaves off the ground was dope
RUSSIA 💪😎👍
Царь-пушка, ёпт!
Россия вперед!!!!!!!!!
Kalashnikov
Zpap92
Made me laugh with ya on gran pappys gun 😂😂😂 good shit man!
So speaking about the issue with the russian plate and spalling, the Russian vest 6B45/6B43 have a kevlar liner and kevlar neck protecters that would help the soldier from spalling.
problem is when they start issuing theyr troops with airsoft replica plate carriers made from cheap fabric ... then that lack of spalling protection on the plates themselves becomes BIG issue...
@@Asghaaddo you really believe in this?
@@bigbadaboooom there is nothing to "believe" that is sad fact about the state of russian army...
" Fact" from ukranian propaganda?) The same with "gost of kiev" and " russia out if everything in may 2022"?)))
@@Asghaad yeah, another sad fact is Russian soldiers ran out of ammo months ago and they're just fighting with shovels now. Remember, it's FACTS because I say so.
Still amazes me that this guy is a vet that saves little dogs and cats while doing this sort of content.
It’s such a weird and cool feeling
Guinea pigs too! Gotta save those!
He quit that job bro
@@jordanliszewski6549 wow didnt know, still a top guy
hes veterinarian? I am veterinarian and hate guns. IRL. In games are allowed since u can always LOAD :)))
@@eduardhagiu9836why you here then square
The Russian armor plate has not been used with us since 2007. At the same time, it was transferred to the fourth, and if I am not mistaken, then the general level of protection in Russia is from 1 to 10 and now it holds level 4 up to svd
sorry for my english if something is wrong)
@@Fanny-Meiner кто-то должен был это написать)
I guess we’ll find out soon. I bet NATO rounds zip through Russian armor.
"not used since 2007" I don't doubt the Russian army is throwing surplus plates like these into Ukraine. They're giving troops air guns for gods sake.
спасибо что сделал это за нас))
Great squats, tovarishch! Your tracksuit looks amazing 😁
5 GOST class is something near to NIJ 4. 5A means that it is designed to protect against special 7.62x39 armor-piercing-incendiary bullets. Also 5 class must protect against shot from SVD at a distance of 10 m. There is also 6 class. GOST says that 6 class body armor must sustain shot from 12,7 ОСВ-96 at 50 m.
And 12,7 osv caliber is bigger than .50 bmg
@@deanomalley4246 And 12,7 osv caliber is EQUAL to .50 BMG, sir. Half of an inch is 12,7 mm. Their mass, speed and energy are also in the same league. 7Н34 has hardened steel core, so (I suppose) it combines mk262 and mk263.
@@suvorovoleg9325 💯
@@suvorovoleg9325 Советский патрон 12.7мм немного мощнее американского аналога, гильза длиннее и пороха больше. Хотя про 12.7 разговор завели вообще зря, его не выдержит ни один из стандартных бронежилетов. Российский класс 6а рассчитан на один выстрел из СВД бронебойной пулей с 5-10м и всё.
@@ПавелПлавский-ы5щ ГОСТ 34286-2017, все возражения - к его составителям. Касаемо "немного мощнее", имеет значение не только количество пороха, но и его характеристики. Из того же ГОСТ верхний потолок для применяемого патрона 17,4 кДж. Максимальная энергия заявлена для 7Н34 - 18,5 кДж. В то время, как .50 BMG встречаются и 20 кДж. Такие характеристики 12,7x108 может достигать "при использовании более современного вида пороха, с достаточно высокой насыпной плотностью". Даже если он "в перспективе при возможном дальнейшем развитии" достигнет обещанных 20,4 -20,6 кДж, то эта разница в 400-600 укладывается в погрешность на таких масштабах. Что до энергетики "основных" патронов M33, то тут выигрыш за 12,7x108 на те же несколько сотен Джоулей. Я считаю, что различие в 2-4% вполне позволяет мне использовать слово "EQUAL".
С просоня не понял почему Зёбра забил на перевод. Потом понял, что канал оригинальный) Привет бандиты
Уверен, что Зебра опустит фразу о том, что парню, которому принадлежала эта плита, она больше не понадобится.
@@vetal215 тот кто ищет к чему бы доебаться тот найдет.
Да тоже залетел так же, пришлось субтитры читать 😂
Ждём перевод)
@@vetal215 Не отпустил. Однако трактовать ее можно по-разному, ибо у нас, вроде как, такие уже не используются.
Never expected Matt to go full Slav. He deserves the gopnik seal of approval!
Need Boris here.
russians are not slavs
@@travisgoody1159 Travis, are you fucking high mate.....
Russians are also not welcome here.
@@travisgoody1159 азиаты? хахахах
wow this like actually is the best vid I've seen gun wise and on your channel love it man keep it up!
the AK slow mo went so hard man
У гранита еще антирикошетный слой из арамида есть, улавливающий вторичные осколки, которые прилетают в подбородок...В целом плита держит заявленные 2-3 патрона бронебойных 7.62х39 и больше
а по факту нет.... ка мі видим на поле боя!! вот и проверили
у броника всё есть, тока у чмобиков нет таких броников.
@@МаксимКрасніков-м3о хохлик, даже в видео понятно, что плита держит. Держит, как и американская. Сравним с украинскими керамическими плитами...ах, ох, где же найти бронежилет 404 керамический?) в мриях только...
@@товарищОГилви-х9й Откуда они у твоих чмобиков то будут, если плиты Российские?)
@@МаксимКрасніков-м3о а по факту заткни пиздак от пули не спасёся да и армий возможно нету таких пластин на каждого или сам человек покупает пластину и тд
Alot of the older Russian armor uses the GOST scaling system and goes up-to 6 levels (or 9 if you take into account the "A" variants for 2A, 5A and 6A) compared to 5, the NIJ that the USA uses. The newer Russian Armor uses a revivsed BR1-6 which is updated for more modern ammo.
And like 100 pieces of it made it to soldier, the rest were sold for various dachi of generals. Fucking trash country.
Or sometimes cardboard
@@Alex-tu5vu rubber if you’re lucky
@N BD Even comes down to their food, most Russian Soldiers often get expired Rations in their kits.
@N BD ikr..they're not taking into account that every american soldier mostly all of them have good armor while a good chunk if not most of the russian military has literally nothing...
10:00 I am russian and Ilughed so hard at this posture. Its so correct! You even touched the ground with your heels. Just perfect!
Just recently came across your channel, great content. Brings back FPSRUSSIA memories.
For 100% clean result, you should show the stamp on the back side of the russian plate because they are different))
It can be standard 5A ( modern Бр-4) or assault 6A ( modern Бр-5)
Standart 5A has less protection level and acts like on the video.
Assault 6A, stand alone plate and protect against 6 (six) russian AP 7Н13 and 7-БЗ-3 (3,3-3,6 kJ ) with "convex" not bigger than 20 mm.
5A plates should be used with Kevlar soft armor like (NIJ AIII) and 30 mm shock absorber/climate plate
It was a standard 5A plate on your video. IMHO
Blessing and honor and glory and power Be to Him Who sits on the throne, And to The Lamb, forever and ever.
Согласен
Жёстко ...
Это стандартная плита Гранит. У нее класс защиты Бр5.
@@plf2813 Я прослушал с нормальным звуком и человек говорит дословно: "это плита 5А, но мы не знаем что это значит"
Какой Бр-5?
Class 5A
7.62×39mm
This armor would protect against three hits, fired from 5.10 meters, of:
7.4 g (114 gr) 7.62×39mm 57-BZ-231 (BZ API) armor-piercing incendiary bullets at a velocity of 720-750 m/s (2362-2460 ft/s)
I dont understand your language 😂
@@Okok35158 English is tough, but you'll get it :)
Uhm bud, you do realize that Level 4 plates will stop every type of 7.62x39mm round right? It's rated to stop upwards of AP .30-06 moving at upwards of 2900fps which is higher than any of the 7.62x39 rounds you mentioned.
@@soulessshadow5356 uhm bud, you realise that this is the Russian Ghost system and they go up to level 6 right?
@@soulessshadow5356 нет, не любой) он не остановит бронебойный
It's worth noting that every single issued vest, be it the old as dirt IBAs, IOTVs, SPCS and new MSVs all come with Kevlar backers, and both SAPI and ESAPI standards were designed with that Kevlar backer being integral to getting the full performance out of the plate. It's one of the reason a lot of normal army units don't allow their troops to use non-issued vests, because most of the issued vests use Kevlar inserts that don't fit commercially available plate carriers.
do we even have to argue semantics when the video is so dumb maybe we show ask the 300k dead Ukrainians who's going to win
It all did really well though.
They issue plate carriers with no kevlar to plenty of people. I used my own plates level 4 and even fit trauma pads in with them.
military doesnt use commercially available vests.
@@nomercyinc6783yes. They use the best contract bidder. Which usually means cheapest garbage for your everyday soldier
for how many years can matt continue to make funny intros, he never fails
Blessing and honor and glory and power Be to Him Who sits on the throne, And to The Lamb, forever and ever.
He do be Hoppenin'.
Мужик, это потрясающе, в спортивном костюме и сапогах, ты лучший, делай ещё ! :DD
про сигарету и пивко только забыл, хотя тогда точно минус монетизация😂😂
chiki briki
Да я сам охренел, когда вспоминал про этот момент,это автоматически вызывало очень странные хорошие чувства к видео
Я в шоке где он этого набрался...
8:38 It shouldn't be casually overlooked that he just 3-for-3 bullseye'd his own bullet holes with a standing posture.
13:57 and we have a beautiful m1 grand😊…
Call of Duty 💀
“These are a little different, these are M855A1s.”
Tarkov Neurons Activated
Same!! 😂
Wow watching the dirt fly up in that montage was awesome. Great episode Matt and loved the song choice for the montage
Hi, This class 5a plate has not been produced from Russia for a long time, it is very old and stops no more than 7.62. if you wanted to compare the armor plates, then take the existing ones and not those that have already been decommissioned for a very long time.
These are being distributed to the Russian Army
heres one with impacts, probably from Ukraine upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/3/3f/Granit_ceramic_plate_for_6B45.jpg
Most Russian troops aren't getting plates of any kind, let alone "modern" plates.
@@xman5393who told you that? Trust me bro?
@@xman5393 they do but some prefer to buy themselves better one in spec shops(my college friend serve in military rn)
you have to have alex terrible from slaughter to prevail on the ranch with you. that would be insanity
Can we get a commercial plate test? Like all the leading commercial plate brands to see who has the best plate. Taking in consideration of weight to stopping power.
On the Крупнокалиберный переполох channel, armor plates were also tested and the cheapest Chinese plate turned out to be the best
Hi Matt! I am writing to you from Siberia and in fairness I must say that the Russian armor plate you had was lower in rank than the other two. Our countries have different standards and markings of armor plates) And when a large bulge appeared in it, it should not have been able to withstand that shot at all. And so me and my pet bear love to watch your videos, especially the promo for them at the beginning) Good luck to you and the well-being of your family, my American friend! P.S. At the moment where you were shooting with a Kalashnikov in a tracksuit squatting - me and my bears rode through the woods laughing until the evening :D
Хорош
Напишусашибками штоб ани нипонили. Эта лудший каминтарий.
Передавай привет своим медведям мой друг, надеюсь сегодня у вас уже тепло и температура поднялась до -50
Awww so cool man
Недурно
@@Voenkom992Да я и сам вначале не понял ))
Man that slow-mo footage of the 300 win mag is like literal GOLD!!😂
Nobody talking about the consistency without missing the targets ❤😂
Just to clarify for anyone who may not know, the Russian plates are used in kevlar suits/carriers which catch the spalling and fragmentation.
So are ESAPIs.
And give amortization as well.
Same goes for the American plates
Pretty sure thats how the majority of plates are used lol. Did u think everyone else was just taping it to themselves?
@@Nuke-China the kevlar doesn't surround the plate for esapis. The kevlar is for fragment the plate it for rounds. The vest itself is nylon of course
Ya gotta ask your buds at the ballistics gel lab to see how big of a block of gel they can make…. I’m talking like a 6 foot thicc block of gel, and shoot all kinds of calibers into it! Could make for a cool art piece if a bunch of bullets are stuck in there with the bullets and their wound channels.
С калашом образ улыбнул! Вот бы ещё не американские боты, а ботинки за 600р. с рынка с длинными носами и точ в точ гопник с Купчино)))
И калаш на пивас заменить.
и кепку кожаную ещё
деньги есть !?
Тяг бархатных не хватает
What t ia a Gopnik and better yet what is a Gopnik from Kupchino¿¿??¿?
Russians have plates with 10 degrees of protection, and you have an old plate from 2014, try to buy a new one. because it turns out that this plate is considered light
Why does nobody
talk about how good Matt's aim is?
He was 20 feet away… most would say his aim is poor…
Because most know he's a competition shooter, and he's been making these vids for 10+ years would be kinda sad if his aim was bad. Lol
Yeah I think we have all just come to take for granted Matt's skills. After years of watching these videos we all just expect he is gonna hit most things.
the only surprising thing is that he actually zeroed his optics lol
he shoots often enough it's not surprising he can hit things
@@troys3175 He hit the same bullet hole twice three times in a row. Don't be an idiot, Troy.
If you check Russian ГОСТ Р 50744-95, you will find out that 5А (that is Russian letter her) is equal to US level 4. And this plate is kind of old, they are out of stock, but there are other 5А plates in stock right now.
awesome video again. I only wish that you'd have 2 of each plate so by the time you get to the round it is rated for you can swap to a fresh plate.. that would eliminate the question of if the plate is just too degraded to stop anything else after 3 rounds already.
Agreed
I was just thinking that and wanted to see if anyone else had said it yet. I think it would only be right to compare like that but then again I'm sure they don't have extra armor when they go out in the fights to swap after they get hit a few times. I'm sure once they go back to base they might.
Learn about the Oxide channel. He has done everything already
Yeah I thought the same when he did it and everyone else seems too. They kill the integrity of the structure doing that before the main event
All 3 stopped the round they were rated for.
Even though the distances is not that great, you showed excellent marksmanship! Only us that fore weapons appreciate it!
I'm not sure even Brandon Herrera could pull off the Texas Gopnik look as well as Matt does. Bravo, sir.
Gopnigg? What's that?
@@creeplife2802 It’s like a slavic bum
@@creeplife2802 petty gangster😂
To give a correct comparison of plates you should use a fresh plate each time or a max of 2 from the same caliber
sometimes he does but in this case i think it was a bit difficult to get more than 1 of the russian plate
Matt single-handedly gonna start WW3 with that ending 😂
yes, in comment section
It was because of such moments that I began to watch his channel less often and switched to Russian bloggers.
stellar intro. accurate and exactly how it feels everytime
The collab I never knew i needed. Demo ranch and hasbulla. That would be epic. Hasbulla would be laughing sooo hard!!
Crazy video of the muzzle flash blasting the dirt up off the ground and the way it looks while shooting round after round.
Nice rig you are running with the Daniels and suppress. 💯🇺🇸😎🌪🌎
13:30 No one ever uses such plates without a shrapnel catching layer of kevlar tuck to it from both sides, so it's not a problem really. It makes production much cheaper to not make kevlar integrated, though. And also you can easily replace kevlar after getting a hit this way!
Nice was about to comment that
cope
that makes sense, i thought thats a big downside for russia but if you design the plate carrier correctly it can fix that
What benefit does being able to replace the kevlar have? If you get shot you're replacing both the plate and the kevlar anyway. Edit: Plus if the kevlar is integrated into the plate then why would you have to wear more kevlar? If anything it would cost more having to make the kevlar separate because I'm sure it's in its own little protective cover rather than it being in the plate and not needing another piece of fabric with another branding logo and ballistic info printed on it. Probably not much more but idk how it could be any cheaper.
No dude, once you get yeeted and you do walk away from the yeet, you replace the whole vest, Kevlar and plates.. there is no place to be cheap.
It called antispalnding on the plates, and believe it or not, some people cheap out and only run a plate carrier..
13:46, this plate usually used with body armor case, which has kevlar neck protection.
Blessing and honor and glory and power Be to Him Who sits on the throne, And to The Lamb, forever and ever.
As an Army Veteran, you should do it with a IOTV, both ESAPI plates and Kevlar soft panels as well to see how it stands up to being shot at
The Russian plate is also intended to be used under soft armor.
@@QualityPen also there is a soft buffer under a plate in a vest
@@QualityPen правильно.
Lmao the track suit and cowboy boots got me
В Адидасе на кортах и с калашом ))))))) Самый конкретный гопник района 👍 Супер!
Где ты видел гопника с калашом? Разве что с четками и бутылкой пиваса.
Ему ещё не хватало горсть семечек 😂
@@Igor131276 и сигарку с пивком )
@@AJ2channel и голубей вокруг
Мэт топчик!!! и пусть все оружие во всем мире стреляет только по не живым мишеням!!! привет из РОССИИ всем народам нашей прекрасной планеты земля!
I love your impressions of some rifles 😅 just the adidas suit with the gun bat also those boots are just legendary 🙌👌 greets from germany ❤️🔥
The stripes on the cowboy boots with proper flat-foot squat lmao, i love this channel
kinda funny that i know what ammo your talking about when you explained the difference between M855 and M855A1 rounds all because to tarkov
🤓
I own those Guard Dog plates and this video has just made me a very satisfied customer
Now get 3 more and you might be able to stop the .50
@@F0XD1E One the next episode of demolition ranch...
Could we see the same armor tested at different distances? I would love to see how much of a difference it makes between close range and even just 100 yards.
well actually 100 yards is better for the 7.62x39 i think. it has the maximum energy so probably a worst case scenario for the plates
Yes Comrade, I mean, friend, please find the distance the Americans body armor would be most susceptible to Russian ammunition...
@@DaveGrohl. There is no Russian military munitions in the United States. A hunting cartridge cannot pierce as well as a military one.
Разница будет только в количестве рикошетов, если плиту немного жевелить, изображая движение человека.
@@ПавелПлавский-ы5щ Have you heard the term... joke?
uncle, in Russia this is the 3rd level of protection, and in Russia there are 10 levels. You're testing one of the weakest ones that hasn't been used for 7 years.
Russian 5A pre-2014 plate is basically between NIJ level III and NIJ IIIA plates. So it’s at least 9years old plate not rated for 30.06 obviously.
Russia’s pre-2014 equivalent of NIJ IV is Level 6A plate.
Post-2014 they have BR1, BR2 etc armor classes. BR5 means it stops 7,62 54R AP round and BR6 means it stops 12,7 108
BR6 - 7,62 54R AP stops not 12.7))) no one armoplate d`t stops 12.7
Matt is having to much fun in these videos😂
Another great video 🫶🏻 thanks for the 3am viewing here in Australia !!! Have noticed the raise in silencers/suppressors since your Canada/Christmas trip, is there a reason behind it or have you just got into them more ??? Much love from the land down under
We got our Federal licensing to be able to have companies send us silencers and short barreled rifles directly to our office now so it is so much easier. Also silencers are cool, everyone should have them!!! Much love to the Aussie fam!
@@David.Lopez.12 you should mail me a SBR hehehe
Ok that makes a lot of sense 👌🏻 and I agree , silencers are indeed cool !! Cheers for the info 🙌🏻
Did they delete Matt's comment?
@@RichPrivilegedWhiteMale i think so
У Лехи скоро обзор на абрамс будет,этот все пластины пистолетики.
Хорошее видео, спасибо Мэтт! НО, есть нюанс, заключается он в том, что все американские плиты сертифицированы как Stand alone, поэтому они такие "толстые" (не потому что много бургеров кушают), Российские плиты не являются Stand alone, и требуют дополнительного кевларового слоя по стандарту не меньше БР1, в идеале это БР2, и получается такой защитный пирожок, Гранит + подложка из БР2 (кевлар/СВМПЭ). Резюмируя, Отдельно взятая плита Гранит и отдельно взятая плита ESAPI, имеют разные классы защиты, и чтобы привести Гранит к уровню Lvl IV то необходим дополнительный кевларовый слой.
В добавок к этому у него 5а модификация, это старая плита до 2014 года. Рассчитана на 7.62х39
@@Cyril_T.Ractor согласен, хорошее дополнение
@@Ярослав-с7и6гэх хохолик як же мы без тебя и твоего высера?
@@Cyril_T.Ractor да и вообще, русский броник, не одетый на Русского сверхчеловека, сапоги которого попирают вселенную, - показывает куда худшие результаты. Тест говно, Рашка победила!
This is why I'm subscribed to this channel and have notifications on for like 4 years, this guy just makes awesome gun videos. Another like for your upload! Greetings from Croatia!
Глянь канал Крупнокалиберный переполох
Every time I’m having a bad day I turn your channel on for my daily gun fix and you constantly make me laugh. Your awesome keep up the excellent content 👍❤️
Hi Matt I love your videos hope you and your family are well. Please do a video of a tutorial and some tips on how to aim well because I play airsoft and I would love to try an upgrade my aim. Keep up the good videos
I'm actually impressed with all three of these plates. The Russian one did surprisingly well, other than the lack of spalling (which you can self-apply!)
100mph will work in a pinch. Rhino liner is better however multiple layers of thick duct tape is a field expedient method. We got bored and taped the shit out of a steel plate.
Стрелять по бронепластине вне самого бронежилета нет смысла. В бронежилете 6б45 имеется воротник из кевлара зашешающий шею. Он и должен держать сколы. Русская плита создана для бронежилета, как для комплексной системы защиты. Автор видео испытал же не систему плита- бронежилет, а только отдельный элемент защиты. Это все равно, что испытывать только ремень безопасности автомобиля вне контекста безопасной конструкции всего автомобиля. Безопасность это комплекс систем а не только лишь один элемент. Автор видео так же стрелял экзотическим боеприпасом который на украине так же не найдешь.
О и тут свои!
@@ПавелПыхтеев-ы2й you're correct, but the test was just for how well the plates themselves performed.
Also you wont find that ammo in ukraine, but you will in America.
Including incendiary. 😂
That's why we all need to get along and get rid of the tyrannical politicians and unite as humans.
@@ПавелПыхтеев-ы2йУ нас экзотические патроны на самом деле есть, их просто не так много и они не особо распространены, но при должном желании их вполне можно найти, НАТО и другие страны их поставляли.
I'm no gun expert or anything but Matt and the weapon's accuracy at 8:25 blew my mind
Short range and with a scope. He also took his time. Not sure how this is impressive😅
8:07 correction: M855 have steel cores, but are not are not AP. The green tips are just paint to differentiate them from M193, because M855 requires a faster pitch of rifling (such as the 1:8 used by modern M16s/M4s) than the 1:12 that the old M16s used.
The M4 uses a 1:7 twist rate. M855 has a steel core that aids in armor penetration. M193 is a lighter weight round (55gr) and can be stabilized by slower twist rates like the 1:12 used by the M16A2 because of the longer barrel. The M4 has a shorter barrel and thus requires a faster twist rate in order to stabilize the same round. M855 was made to work better in a shorter barrel with a faster twist rate by using a heavier projectile (62gr) which is achieved through the use of a steel core. M855 fragments less reliably in the human body than M193 due to the higher velocity achieved and maintained by the lighter 55gr projectile.
Matt’s doing some Detroit training at 10:30
Wee idea about the “punching force” experienced from different rounds hitting armour to see what kinda force they’ll be feeling, can somehow think of a way to measure the pressure exerted by the plate backwards into the body
Would be kinda cool to see imo
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Maybe one of those scales that measures how hard a baseball is thrown but the plate is put up against it?
Pretty sure Matt has a video on that with a ballistic gel torso :)
@@MisterRiguy aw really, can you remember the name of the video?
It shouldn't be that hard really. Just take one of those AR500 shooting targets and put it on a load cell then shoot. You can graph the force applied over time, and using some math determine the total forces acting on the plate. After adjusting for the mass of the steel plate (or just choosing one thats roughly equal to a normal body plate) you can simply look at the peak force to see what the experience would be like. Its going to be slightly less than just dumping the maximum energy right into the guy, as some will go to plate deformation (for ceramic plates at least, which is a big part of their function), some will go into your chest being compressed like a spring (thanks to your lungs and flexible skeletal structure), and the rest is going right into your bones and internal organs. Getting hit by 556 in the center of the plate probably feels like having a major league baseball pitcher aiming for your bare chest, and it might break some ribs. With 7.62x39/51 you are probably going to have one or more broken ribs.
All 3 plate models started breaking serious sweat when granpappie’s garand came to the table😂😂😂
Russian Armor stopped though, the American one zipped straight trough
10:00 - My bear was laughing out loud on this moment. This was brilliant, Matt ))
Hey Matt, The iPhone 4 won! You shot eight rounds of the iPhone 4, but it was still the perfect shape.
*First time here - you guys are crazy!*