The video features Scott from Kentucky Ballistics testing bulletproof underwear made by Premier Body Armor. The underwear is rated level 3A and is designed to protect the wearer's vital organs, including those in the pelvis and legs. Scott tests the underwear using various firearms, starting with a .22 long rifle and gradually increasing the caliber to 9mm, .45 ACP, and 10mm. The underwear successfully stops all these rounds. However, when tested with a .50 caliber handgun, the underwear is pierced. The test continues with a 12-gauge shotgun, which the underwear also stops. Finally, Scott tests the underwear with a .416 Rigby rifle, which blows through the armor. Throughout the video, Scott provides commentary and insights into the effectiveness of bulletproof underwear.
Here are the key facts extracted from the text:
1. Scott is the host of the video and his channel is called Kentucky Ballistics.
2. He is testing bulletproof underwear made by Premier Body Armor.
3. The underwear has Level 3A body armor laced throughout.
4. A lower torso was used as a test subject, provided by Ballistic Dummy Labs.
5. The test involved firing various guns at the underwear, including a .22 long rifle, 5.7mm, 9mm, .45 ACP, 10mm, .44 Magnum, and .500 Magnum.
6. The underwear was also tested with a 12-gauge shotgun.
7. The .500 Magnum was able to pierce the body armor and push it into the torso.
8. The body armor was able to stop the 9mm, .45 ACP, 10mm, and .44 Magnum rounds.
9. The 12-gauge shotgun was able to stop the buckshot, but the underwear was damaged.
10. The .416 Rigby rifle was able to blow through the body armor and create a hole in the underwear.
11. The underwear is pistol-rated, but not rifle-rated.
12. The video is available on Kentucky Ballistics' YouTube channel, and links to their social media and website are provided in the description.