Is a vehicle cover or concealment? It depends.

[orionz06]

I've seen door panels stop a .40 S&W Barnes round and just a little above that a subsonic 22 passed through.

Too many variables at play. Sometimes it's a few layers of sheet metal and other times it's many layers of formed frame.

[HCM]

Also amazing how small you can make yourself when you need to.

Just another reason I <3 my work Tahoe.

[peterb]

Put me down for "concealment", engine block excepted.

Most modern cars wont stop even pistol bullets, to say nothing of rifle rounds. The Ford Crown Vic /Lincoln Town Car/Mercury Grand Marquis is one of the last types of body-on-frame cars produced. Modern day cars on unibody frames dont have that much mass to play with. The Box o' Truth tested an old 80's Buick and found even .22LR would go through a cabin-a conclusion I verified in person when an acquaintance ND'd his XD carry gun ,putting a .45 through his leg and out the door of his '05 Nissan.

http://www.theboxotruth.com/buick-of-truth/

[Drang]

Also amazing how small you can make yourself when you need to.

"What is 'Not small enough', Alex?"

[Beat Trash]

Also amazing how small you can make yourself when you need to.

Y e p . . . !

[Lon]

Here's a video I took after we got done with our training. This videos and the others were taken to show my academy cadets.

[Lon]

[Lon]

[Chuck Haggard]

Here's a video I took after we got done with our training. This videos and the others were taken to show my academy cadets.

Video marked private when link is clicked

[Lon]

Crap. I'll fix it when I get home.