The conversation starts with the speaker offering a car to another person named Athos, who can't hear them. The speaker mentions having a collection of military cars and wants to cover all of them with the most expensive plan. They introduce themselves as River Mark, with a size of 36.5 and a maiden name of Mamkovich.
The speaker then discusses a rare video they are planning to produce, focusing on armored plates and a product called Kalashnikov AK-104. They explain that the armored plates are made of ceramic based on aluminum oxide, and the Kalashnikov is a short-barreled rifle with a caliber of 7.62 by 39.
The speaker also talks about the differences between Russian and American armored plates, mentioning that the Russian plates are harder to get and that the American plates are easier to obtain. They also discuss the different standards used in different countries for the protection levels of body armor.
The speaker then explains that they are going to shoot at the armored plates using a rifle called Kalashnikov. They mention that they have a new silencer for the MK18 and that they are going to shoot 156 at each of the plates.
The speaker describes the results of the shooting, stating that the Russian plate and the layer of aluminum ceramics were completely destroyed. They also mention that the bullet did not penetrate the American armor plate.
The speaker then discusses the results of the shooting again, stating that the bullet did not penetrate the American armor plate. They also mention that the bullet did not penetrate the Russian armor plate.
The speaker then discusses the results of the shooting again, stating that the bullet did not penetrate the American armor plate. They also mention that the bullet did not penetrate the Russian armor plate.
The speaker then discusses the results of the shooting again, stating that the bullet did not penetrate the American armor plate. They also mention that the bullet did not penetrate the Russian armor plate.
The speaker then discusses the results of the shooting again, stating that the bullet did not penetrate the American armor plate. They also mention that the bullet did not penetrate the Russian armor plate.
The speaker then discusses the results of the shooting again, stating that the bullet did not penetrate the American armor plate. They also mention that the bullet did not penetrate the Russian armor plate.
The speaker then discusses the results of the shooting again, stating that the bullet did not penetrate the American armor plate. They also mention that the bullet did not penetrate the Russian armor plate.
The speaker then discusses the results of the shooting again, stating that the bullet did not penetrate the American armor plate. They also mention that the bullet did not penetrate the Russian armor plate.
The speaker then discusses the results of the shooting again, stating that the bullet did not penetrate the American armor plate. They also mention that the bullet did not penetrate the Russian armor plate.
The speaker then discusses the results of the shooting again, stating that the bullet did not penetrate the American armor plate. They also mention that the bullet did not penetrate the Russian armor plate.
The speaker then discusses the results of the shooting again, stating that the bullet did not penetrate the American armor plate. They also mention that the bullet did not penetrate the Russian armor plate.
The speaker then discusses the results of the shooting again, stating that the bullet did not penetrate the American armor plate. They also mention that the bullet did not
Here are the key facts extracted from the text:
1. The text is a transcript of a video where the speaker tests different types of armor plates with various firearms.
2. The speaker compares the performance of Russian, American and commercial armor plates with different levels of protection.
3. The speaker uses firearms such as AK-104, MK18, Guarantor and 50 caliber rifle to shoot at the armor plates.
4. The speaker observes the damage and penetration of the bullets on the armor plates and comments on their effectiveness.
5. The speaker concludes that the Russian and American armor plates are equally good, but he challenges another person named Hazbik to prove that Russia is better.