Do bulletproof masks actually work? Ballistic test.

hate when i get shot through the eye holes. -300k

@@Soliinu it covers eyes didnt it

@@infiniteeeeeeeee247 I died to head eyes yesterday with this mask so no it doesnt

Armor works on the eyes, your mask was penetrated​@@asio5303

​@@asio5303by the way my friend dies in the eyes a lot with a 6 class ballistic shield so...

Lmao

XD

Omg 🤣🤣🤣 thank you for the💡

Best comment here. 🤣

cringe

Same here

Yo same I'm using the mask raid rn lol

Bro this Facemaske IS busted in tarkov i fucking survied 6 shoota of m855 and next RAID a t-5000 i think with m80 straight in the face and was still alive

maybe the developers will get this on their feed and the mask will be nerfed

What would be interesting is the types of neck injury and Coup contrecoup injury seen in these scenario. The shield may have limited the penetration but the energy is still transferred to the wearer. With a frontal hit and hyperextension of the cervical spine, I'd wager you would see a lot of Dens fractures.

With the description of damage and recovery road, I think I'd prefer the instant death.
The dead don't have to deal with the PTSD of getting shot in the face.

@@EvilPaladin11 well, i guess im bias towards living because i enjoy being alive
Lets agree to disagree

where do you smoke much bs... xD

DUDE WE ARE SEEING THE OUTCOME WITH LIVE AMMUNITION EXERCISES, GO SELL YOUR FAKE CHINESE ARMOR DOWN IN SOUTH AMERICA OR SOMETHING IM SURE THEYLL BE JUST AS FORGIVING WITH YOUR MISLEADING BULLSHIT ADVICE, NO MATTER HOW SOUND YOUR TRAJECTORY EXPLANATIONS IS ITS STILL DUMB AS FUCK . ANYONE TAKING A ROUND TO THE HEAD 9 TIMES OUT OF TEN DIES NO MATTER WHAT YOU HAVE WRAPPED AROUND IT

That's actually a feature. Would you rather be in a coma for 10 years and wake up a vegetable or just instantly killed?

@@horrifiedbystander2150 is that a trick question?

@@horrifiedbystander2150 I would rather instantly die bro

@@horrifiedbystander2150 yes

So does the skull.

*heavy breathing*

I bet this'll be on Mike's Instagram

@@jsnow11 it is Garand Thumb’s fake name. Garand Thumb is his legal name.

@@mouthbreather280 hahahahahaha.

"If I pull that off, will you die?"

I don’t think he would, because that is an American/European thing, and one of his common points about this face mask was that it was Chinese or from a third world country. I doubt he has questions about any American or European gear.

That wails be awesome

@@lyfehaxandtrix3481 i think this channel won't do it because such a helmet is not openly available for purchase, having not too much to do with country factor. when opening showing gears' weakness of police/military force, there are considerations unlike gears you can get from a random shop

Same with turkey feathers, I've personally seen their feathers deflect arrows and shotgun slugs, it doesn't stop everything, but if you hit it just right it'll just deflect

@@Commonsenseprepssounds like jive Turkey talk

@@user-dk3zs7qm6v there is a reason they use arrowheads made to decapitate the turkey

This was a cool tidbit

Vietnam era-flak jackets and even many helmets today are designed to stop shrapnel, not direct gun fire. it's not nothing.

Maybe another type of face mask but this design is horrible for anything. The shape deflects projectiles straight into your eyes.

Similar to the Hail Mary that was armor in WW1. It might seem impractical from today's viewpoint but when you're in the shit you'll try anything to survive. Another good example was pilots sitting on their flak vests

Reminds me of the study that found “helmets in WWI led to a high rate of TBIs.” Well yeah, but their heads weren’t being blown off.

"I can't see shit out of this thing - Garand Thumb" - Donut Operator

Oh didn't notice you were here lmao

"Dont ask me or mine, fer nothin"- other guy

@@MeatifiedMeeting """I can't see shit out of this thing - Garand Thumb" - Donut Operator" -WetIce

@@MeatifiedMeeting “““I cant see shit out of this thing” -Garand Thumb” -Donut Operator” -WetIce”

Or when the agent at the gun show doesn't realize chamber length is counted in barrel length.

>get 16" barrel
>file it down
>15.999" barrel
>profit

@@wurmturm Meanwhile in the Tax Fraud Pride camp: I have an abrasive rotary saw and you aren't my mom!

hide your dog

*does anything*
ATF: 14:45

Heh, found a member of the "just as good" gang. If you arent willing to put at least 5k into a gun, you obviously dont value your life.

@@russellelswick7238 lol

maruhin vs korth now that's a test I want to see.

@@russellelswick7238 or you just live in a country where you don't have to bring a tool into your home that's more likely to kill yourself or a loved one (i.e. accidents, suicide, spousal violence or a child fucking about with a gun) than an intruder.

@@JulianSloman You take a wrong turn somewhere?

Well, they're Chinese, so whatever they make will be made in China. No matter what, made in China

@@CHRISTisKing197 makes sense then that the eyes are a lot smaller of a target

@@armaslohemadu everything made in China is very low quality. When purchasing protective equipment we should choose to do so from countries or so called philanthropists who believe that the world is overpopulated

I don't think it would help much, since your neck would be broken if shot with anything more powerful than .22

@@user-ce1cu5my4j that's why deflection (what was used in medieval helmets) matters more than thickness.

"Boom Roasted" - Ben Askren

Well it is for the lady he murdered.

HE SAID HE DIDNT DO IT, HATEFUL DRUMPFER

@@codiefitz3876 I feel kind of bad knowing how poorly sarcasm translates in text and how people would also unironically put those words together.

But it sure as hell was too late for him

We share the same concerns...!!!

No chance

EXACTLY!

> The funny thing about non-penetrable masks is that one's neck will be broken much faster.
That is an old myth dating back to WW1 german helmets. You will not break your neck.

I'd rather a broken neck with a chance of survival that my head popped open like a balloon filled with jelly

The mask literally directs all of the shratnel and bullet fragments directly into your eyes. Your eyes are a flesh hole to your brain lol.

I'd rather wear an actual helmet, though...

@@wellendowedplatypus9024 if the top was sheared off then it'd be helmet compatible. they must have some kind of adapted helmet for these in the works. definitely not meant to deflect point-blank dead-on rounds though, and should not be rated as such. definitely seems like this is more for strays and shrapnel.
plus, even if a guy gets dinged by a 9mm and it shatters his jaw, hes still likely going to survive. provided the gunman doesn't walk up and finish him off.

@@attilabubby But if the situation call for a full helmet, such a helmet will always be more resilient than half-helmet + mask, even in the front (think of a motorbike helmet design but with stronger materials). If you want frontal protection, include it in the helmet, a separate mask piece
will always, inherently be less effective.

@@attilabubby exactly. The guy in the video is missing a major point. Even if your jaw/nose/face are grievously injured, there’s an infinitely greater chance you’ll survive from those injuries than a bullet through the brain. That said I think the biggest issue with these masks would be limited visibility.

Yes. I like the way you're thinking. One thing to keep in Mind though is, that the ballistics/mechanics of impact are usually dependent on the velocity of the projectile/ impactor in a very complex way. Most if not all materials (like steel (Armor)) exhibit some form of visco-elasticity which means, in most basic terms, that their hardness varies with the speed of the imparted deformation. At very high speeds (like supersonic bullet speeds and above) even solid metals can behave more like a fluid and deflection through angled impact becomes less viable/ effective.
Thusly I think it wouldn't be entirely sufficient to copy many of the old principles unmodified as, of course, a swing from a poleaxe or even a shot from a powerful war bow or a musket ball will behave radically different to modern firearms and bullets. In perhaps unforseen or even counterintuitive ways even.
Then again I'm sure there is a whole lot of interesting research about this, which is, of course, tax payer funded, but which none of us can ever hope of reading up about.
Greetings from Germany!

Yup but medieval armor was cluncky and pretty much useless on confined spaces, wich pretty much would make it useless on modern combat.

Во многих современных бронежилетах используются КАПы (Климатико - Амортизационные Подпоры). Они выглядят как ребристая пенка для палатки и обеспечивают смягчение удара при попадании в брлнежилет пули,а так же делают возможной циркуляцию воздуха между бронежилетом и вашим телом для большего удобства.

I do believe they hand these out in other countries for morale than anything. They show them it doesn't penetrate it and it boosts morale.

@@t.r.4496 like it can stop rocks and a club but it sure as shit ain't gonna stop your neck suddenly breaking because the force of that bullet just caused your head, namely your neck, to jerk violently at the speed of sound.

I mean, its still less damage than taking the bullet to the face, a small chance is better than no chance at all.

它的設計就防止小口徑傷害，大口徑的，足以毀滅你的頭的傷害，這面具也擋不住

There is less kinetic energy in a handgun bullet than a punch from a boxer

Or the neck, armpit, temple, femoral arteries....

Naughty.. I like it. M1897 Winchester?

You ever watch deadliest warrior a few years back on spike?

I’ve been meaning to make up some gelatin blocks and mag dump my antiques into them. Stuff like 41 Swiss, 43 Beaumont, 8mm kropatschek.

The National Museum of Health & Medicine in Maryland has a fantastic collection of civil war injuries, along with JFK's shirt, fragments of Lincoln's skull, and a plethora of other historical medical obscura. Some of it is macabre, lots of abnormal specimens.

I used to have a video of 75mle vs live pig against a wall but that drive locked up in 2008. You do not bayonet and fire at same time.

It grows there naturally

@@mothsareprettycool The famous Brazilian FAL trees

If you look closely at the Brazilian statue he has a fal in each hand.

I want that grass.

I'd do anything to own an FAL that easily in the US here, such a h0t rifle

yup

not even intimidation, but wearing masks changes how people behave. If you want your police force to be more violent, for example, you would give them masks because of the psychological effects.

@@forty9r9r7 yeah people tend to be violent when they can’t fucking see anything

@@forty9r9r7 this commonly held belief stems from the Stanford Prison Experiment.
Unfortunately, it was not a legitimate experiment. The person conducting the experiment actively got involved with it, and encouraged the prison guards to act less humanely.
So we can’t know if wearing masks or mirrored glasses actually has a dehumanising effect, since the Stanford Prison Experiment is biased & unusable, and no other experiments on the topic have ever been completed.

@Andrew Ryan really? look up taiwan soldier ballistic mask

It's why most common soldiers had weapons like a poleaxe, rather than a sword.

That's why I believe one thing very firmly, "BLUNT IS BEST UNGA UNGA"

@@whatshappening2115 Pluralize that and you're closer to the mark, I think.

@Turaglas 'course not, lol. But whether you're underarmored and swinging a pole, or equally set and halfswording with the "one end or the other" plan, you're gonna have to try.

actually breastplates had buldges or gaps between torso and metal plates. same for helmets, they were suspended on leather straps. You never wore metal directly against your body (when possible)
plate armor was defeated by firearms and cheap soldiers with polearms and knives :)
and by the way... if someone would hit a helmet so hard to cave in the steel enough, to crush the head underneath... the pure force of the blow alone would probably smash the brain against the skull in such a violent matter, that you'll die instantly anyway :)

I don't think we'll see good face armor until we develop glass strong enough to take the round but light enough to not be an issue.

Yeah, I think if there was a visored sallet style helmet made of this it could be pretty effective especially since it could use that riot helmet plexiglass stuff where the eye-slit is and not have a giant ricochet zone that sends stuff right into your eyes.

No way any mask is gonna offer enough rigidity to prevent devastating injury from the impact of any bullet over a 22 lr

Antifog is always a problem lol

Transparent aluminum would be very useful, maybe.

Same

Just keep in mind somebody could grab you by the throat and beat the s*** out of you doesn't matter if you have a mask on or not,,we all know mask dont do shit.

@@niveklor1456 its for bullets not domestic abuse bro

@@niveklor1456 there's no sign of intelligent life in your comment. Tbh dude with the mask could just headbut you, coin can flip either way wannabe tough guy.

@@niveklor1456 exactly, you can use bulletproof vest, helmet and safety boot, but keep in mind someone can just grab you by the throat and beat the shit out of you, doesn't matter if you have these thing on or off.
😂

Agreed just look at Medieval warfare A sword couldn't cut through breast plate armor so what did you use? A war hammer. A war hammer wasn't designed to puncture the breast plate but deliver kinetic force and damage the body. A warhammer could penetrate the armor but it was designed to kill you with the kinetic force.
People in the comments aren't realize that yeah the mask might not have been penetrated but the sheer kinetic force that bullet moves at and especially the denting of the mask will kill you. Sure the KJ on the bullet is lower than the KJ of a warhammer but the damage will be done. It's your face and brain thw weakest and most vital area in your body. So yeah the mask might not let the bullet penetrate but that kinetic energy will definitely kill you.
Plus the way the mask is designed the bullets get deflected into the eye which is a horrible design
People in the comments don't realize that just because the bullet doesn't penetrate doesn't mean it won't kill you.

@@lifeinjersey9846 cause harm to you? Yeah. Outright kill you? Nah... The Warhammer was design to deliver kinetic force upon a person but mostly would give them a concussion or topple the horse of the opponent. It wouldn't have enough force to kill the person.

Good points. I personally haven't tried either, but I imagine having a bullet decelerate against my head would be comparable to being smacked in the head by a hammer.

I was wondering if this could work
i want to develop a bulletproof mask with a layer of hyperline safe life defense armor, a layer of ceramic hexagonal flexible plate and a ultra thin layer of d3o to dissipate the force transfers,tell me what do you think please

This is why helmets have tons of padding and flimsy straps. They are designed to fly off your head.

Flintlock vs faceshield? 🤔

@@dominickrueger1887 You use a Musket for home defense. I use anti material. We are not the same.

@@WonkOfWonkyness you use an anti material, i use a panzerfaust. WE are not the same.

@@dominickrueger1887 Did you forget the ü in your name? Here take it.

@@WonkOfWonkyness if i was born in germany i would happily accept your offer. However, i was born in America so i must decline.

Tbh, I see the mandibles being pretty good for fragments and low velocity projectiles but yeah shits not gonna stop much.

They're meant for pistol ammo shot from pistol length barrels as far as I know, I'm fairly sure Iraqi army didn't run around with makarovs and glocks lol

The new mandible can stop rifles if I remember correctly. It's pretty neat.

Oh damn I just recalled a clip from a cop's bodycam where a dude in high quality body armour, one of these masks and with some diy protection for the legs and arms went nuts, stopped the traffic and was brandishing an ar (or even shooting at people?). The cop pulled over, grabbed the service rifle from the trunk, one-tapped him in the head, secured the scene. It was all over the news

@@Sk0lzky even then I'm sure it's a lot like getting smashed in the face with a sledgehammer. You're still going down, potentially permanently.

Yeah but once you start to kill ‘em and realize how they are normal, the effect would wain.

... a balaclava would have the same effect and not be ridiculous

@@taylorbennion3706 they don't have quite the same reaction, but if you disagree I'll agree to with you.

@Real NEWS I'm sure that is true for a lot of instances, but it was and still is pretty effective

well said

Yep it deflected straight into the eye. It was slowed way down though think I'd take a fucked eye compared to a full speed shot to the cheek?

you know, i thought the 7.62 went in the eye

Most later helmets were designed with protrusions around the eye holes to deflect the arrows away from that vulnerable area. These shitty ballistic masks are why.

Funny that you specifically mention bascinets, because the scenario you are describing is practically impossible with those. Medieval helmets actually had a lot of thought put into them, and the curves guide projectiles away from the openings. Nearly all bascinets have eye openings smaller than the diameter of an arrowhead, so it's very unlikely to get hit in the face.

@@goreobsessed2308 Really? I mean a broken orbital bone is not the end of the world. There is nothing vital directly behind the cheek.

Holy crap. That's a lot of science. Thank you Mr. Gorilla man

Thanks

Thank you wise gorilla

What's your conclusion, egghead?

@@f3uibeghardt522 That it is not as bad in real situations, avocadohead.

your idea is actually kinda legit tho, you should email a ballistic company or smth

@@lewildknight9864 there is chest mounted neck armor, but chest mounted face armor would have you walking around like Darth Vader as you wouldnt be able to turn your head so its not very practical id say

@@thesadslav419 I would think you can turn your head, though your right in that movement will be hindered

@@lewildknight9864 so they can steal the idea and profit without him receiving a cent?

@@thesadslav419 I think its more akin to knigtly bevor, that would protect lower part of the face and neck. You would still be able to turn your head side to side, only looking down would be problematic.

Labcoat adds +17 IQ easily

And the pitts Make you see atoms

Still smooth, just a little less smooth.

On Sunday mornings/afternoons my brain sometimes feels like steel wool.

But the lab coat is still open saying “I am super cereal Science, but I still want to be your friend.”

I was about to say the same thing! Major design flaw. Even armor makers in the Middle Ages figured this out and designed their helmets to deflect blows AWAY from the eyes.

Do you like eye holes?

@@wizcorn9958 its curved in around the eye holes

@@brycealthoff8092 bruh bullets are a lot different than arrows lol. This is some cheap no name design, this isn't a premium product.

@@Gongolongo Different in some ways, but the same design principles apply. Even modern body armor is angled in a way to defect bullet fragments away from your face. This mask actually does the opposite around the eyes. My point is that the design is flawed. I wasn’t debating the low quality materials.

its shape alone is designed to deflect blows but ok , and having holes for eyes is obvious so that you can , you know , see

@@Tokii141 im pretty sure he was referring to it deflecting the .22 into the eye hole

@@Tokii141 The .22 flew right into its eye

I think it should be doable to tweak the design around the eye holes a little bit to deflect them in another direction.
But who needs two eyes? Eyesight is absolutely overrated /s

@@bastiannenke9613 yeah a gen 2 with ridges around the eyes to catch deflecting rounds may be the next logical step

That’s because the human skull is evolutionary designed in a way to redirect blows away from the brain the brow and cheekbones protect the eye socket from blunt force trauma. Humans are a 2,000,000 year old species but recorded history is only a fraction of that time so most ware-fare for a long time was clubs bones, stone axes and hand to hand combat between our prehistoric ancestors.

​@@nova8797 Okay.
I was referring to the angles of the armor mask literally forcing the projectile into the eyehole, though.
The angles present on ANY piece of armor affect the direction in which things are going to fly off, and the design of this mask appears like it's vulnerable to bullets being redirected into the user's eyes by the mask itself.
Also, for at least several thousand of it, we wore armor, so I don't see your point, frankly.

Legit even some well made sets of medieval full plate armor have a piece lining the upper torso to prevent arrows from flying up after hitting the chest piece and striking the wearer in the face
And that one piece does it's job well to an incredible degree by deflecting the arrows to the sides and otherwise away
Who ever came up with this specific ballistic mask design probably doesn't know a damn thing about armor

It is from chyna... So they probably made it that way on purpose.

they vould add in ballistic glasses for the eyes.

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Woe woe woe, you can’t do backface anymore bro.

Yeah it’s a stupid idea lmao

@@Meekmillan damnit, made me choke on my trail mix 💀

@@Meekmillan You straight up just fucked me up for the rest of the day

Can't go wrong with a FAL.

A bucket with eyeholes is probably as effective though.

It is so funny, so now how about you try it without the face mask right? See if he survives then?

If far enough away, it will kick your head back, knock you out and you'll fall backwards. Next round is going in your dick. The best way to survive is to not get shot and to do that you'll actually need to be able to see people who'll shoot you. You'd literally be better off walking around with a high rated assault shield instead of a stupid mask.

Still not worth the loss of vision though...

@@TheMaw365 There's plenty of combat footage on the internet at this point, it feels like half the time soldiers being shot have no idea where they're getting shot from anyway because enemy combatants are half a mile away in a bush on the horizon or hiding under a rock or somewhere you wouldn't see them regardless. If I'm being shot and I can't see the enemy either way, I'm taking the questionably designed clunky face armor

That that depends on the understanding you have of what impact actually is of a rifle round..
If you mitigate the sound waves or mass movement of air molecules.. then you can stop any round I know how to build it my father taught me

@@mjolnirswrath23 ....what in the word salad

@@sa-amirel-hayeed699 sound waves my friend 70% of all energy in kinetic form to push a turbine bullets, Pistons etc rockets is sound waves not thermal energy. ..

If your decibel ratings are higher than the decibels of the impact Force being applied concussion Force AKA sound waves or mass movement of air molecules of which sound is a universal binding force of all matter itself for instance the decibel ratings on the surface of the Sun are in the trillions the infrasonic frequencies of the earth that produces earthquakes in magma etc is below the human range of hearing and frequency but the decibels produced can move mountains..
My father was an electro acoustic engineer and acoustic architectural engineer who served three tours in Vietnam as ECM reconnaissance..
He also held seven us patents I actually helped him develop a hemispherical speaker driver..

Just like if I wrap a tweeter around the tip of a barrel and produce decibels higher by even 1%, then the total output of the rifle around being fired I can mitigate around 90% of the sound being produced...
As I am now canceling out the sound waves now the funny part is I can do this in a below human range of hearing whereby unless you have a oscilloscope you're not going to find it or hear it but the decibels as in the molecules that I am moving in Mass will still cancel out the sound waves this is how soundwave noise cancellation technology actually works it was established as a fact of Science in 1946 by the war department and infrasonic weapons research and development.

Yeah if you get a bullet to the face, let’s just say it’s not your lucky day. Regardless of what you’re wearing

I always expected ballistic mask to have more deflective angles , if you can get bruised or broken ribs with a vest it doesn't take much imagination to figure that a mask probably isnt gonna help a whole lot especially if you consider the whipping effect that could sever the brain spine connection.

@@tomtom7955 yeah.
Pyramid Head from Silent Hill is the only way to do it right.

@@brenton9492 Yup. But there is record of police officer getting shot in the face with shotgun. He wore helmet with face protection and wallked out of the shooting alive.

@@gameboyterrorysta6307 Riot Face Shield?

as a baseball catcher, slapped in the face by a foul ball still makes you see stars despite the mask

Those mask should have a one of those transparent face protectors, like the one riot gear uses.

@Lala does the face mask protect you from things transmitted on this site?

@@nauticatom lol

The mask looks like the first goalie masks😊

Serpico?

@@PC-vq5ud damn that is going back a bit. I remember watching that movie when it first came out in the early 70”s.

I remember doing research and seeing the thick Kevlar masks you guys had

tactical entries using equipment that you never tested before wtf

@@chaindog82 the 90s were like that

Shrapnel was my first thought as well. I think potentially they could also be useful as a psychological boost to the soldiers as well.

Shrapnel; yes, but concussive wave; no ( depending on proximity regarding IED in both instances )

@@spookite Absolutely, but close enough even a specially designed bomb suit will not save a person. Its the shrapnel that flies far and wide that injures or kills the unprotected person.

@@spookite shrapnel is what kills most often in the case of an IED though, it's what can shatter through vehicles, clothing, armor, and even walls

@@serbianspaceforce6873 depends on the type of IED and said payload of IED type.

yeah, hard to live through even if the bullets don't penetrate

That's why you should wear a helmet with it

@@themendorean might as well envelop yourself in one of those full-body condoms from the naked gun; but made out of kevlar instead =/

guess what the three most common guns Americans buy (for home defense), the .22 (mostly in rifle form), the 12-gauge shotgun, and the .357 magnum (better range than .45, and stronger than the 9mm). Guess what country China is most likely going to have future trouble with... America. (This doesn't include the police and the armed forces)

You do understand that this was from point blank range?
Agreed that this is maybe not the best solution, but it will give you some kind of protection.
Helmets were introduced back to infantry war after about some 250 or something years.
Body armour as in flak jackets and kevlar got reintroduced also.

Thanks man! Trying to keep it fun

@@GarandThumb ok

maybe an extreme conical shape coming out to a point with upward lips around the eye portions lol

@@Name-cz5jj i understand deformation is a necessity for shock absorption. I just meant the massive deformation that the mask gets could do well with less

Who cares if it deflects a bullet when your head is gonna get rattled so hard your brain turns to jelly?

Plenty of times it was good enough to deflect the projectile straight into the eye-hole.

I think if a U.S. armor company got behind one of these maybe they could make a better armor mask.

Yeah it’s like funneling the bullets straight into the eyes.

Pretty big oversight. Lots of Middle Ages helmets have eye protection angles outwards in order to keep object from going into the eye.

Could be worse, you could have like... cones coming out from the eyeholes to catch bullets and shrapnel.

​@Jasim Mohammad Saleh "middle ages" you mean the ages where they mostly used swords and other hand held weapons?

My man @@daniell5740 forgot that firearms and arrows were used in the middle ages. Also, eye slits can give slight protection from thrusts with other weapons as well, though that would be a hell of a lucky miss for the recipient.

This is how it works with body armor also. The kenitic impact can still mess you up but it leaves you mostly intact as long as the round doesn't punch through it. Of course if the round goes through the armor it could slow it down just enough to cause more damage then if you weren't armored but that is a discussion for a different day.

You would need a better material to make it out of

This is a taiwanese ballistic mask not an "bulletproof mask." It is meant to stop pieces of shrapnel from the environment from scratching your face. It is worn as antiriot gear by some police along with some military but they wear another part of the helmet on top of it where it includes thicker plates in front with thick goggles.

@@lotalotalotalotalotalota4047 then why did he say it is rated to stop a 44 round?

@@Robert-xn3dc Ones made properly are but he bought these from fucking Ebay, they're not the actual ballistic masks made for the military. The South Korean Special Forces use these and they're some of the best in the world so when they're made right they can.

Well you could do an open casket either way….. just put a fresh mask on the corpse …

@@francisschweitzer8431 how do you put a mask on a headless corpse?

Same bro

Right? These things don't stop any rounds when I'm out here hiding from drones