The text is a transcript of a video where the hosts test different levels of bulletproof clothing on a ballistic torso filled with blood and organs. They use various guns and calibers to see how the clothing protects the torso from damage. They also show the results of the hits and the bullets that were stopped by the armor. They thank the manufacturer of the clothing and their viewers for their support.
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1. The text is a transcript of a video where the authors test different types of armored clothing on a ballistic torso.
2. The authors use various guns and calibers to shoot at the clothing and measure the damage to the torso.
3. The clothing is made by a company called Bullit Proof, which offers two levels of protection: level 2 and level 3A.
4. Level 2 protection can stop most pistol calibers up to 357 magnum, while level 3A can stop up to 44 magnum and some rifle calibers.
5. The authors find that the clothing performs well and prevents most bullets from penetrating the torso, but some cause internal bleeding, broken ribs, or skin damage.
6. The authors also test a flexible plate of level 3 protection, which can stop a 12-gauge rifled bullet, but flies off when hit by multiple shots from a PPS-43 submachine gun.