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    i'd that's pretty much bulletproof i mean it looks like its just stinging him other than being a bloody corpse those bullets hurt a lot less at the rate there firing

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  • Because you're a boss Spike, if I could I trade places with you, though until like you, I, at least would knock some head around before being knock down.

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  • Acolyte said:
    Dammit, I was expecting bulletproofness.

    Well, he's still bullet resistant, which is still pretty damn awesome. So far as I can tell, he's only ever been shot with 9x19 mm rounds, which means his skin is equivalent to at least class II-A body armor (such as a 16 layer Kevlar vest).

    That being said, being shot while wearing Kevlar body armor still hurts like a bitch. The armor stops the round from penetrating your body (which is what usually causes people to die), but it doesn't stop the round from hitting you.

    To put things in perspective, the average 9x19 mm delivers about 570 Joules of energy, which is nearly twice the energy of a typical, middleweight boxer's punch (300 J). Essentially, Spike feels like he's getting Gatling-punched by a double-strength boxer whose fists are a third of an inch wide.

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  • HarryDevil said:
    Well, he's still bullet resistant, which is still pretty damn awesome. So far as I can tell, he's only ever been shot with 9x19 mm rounds, which means his skin is equivalent to at least class II-A body armor (such as a 16 layer Kevlar vest).

    That being said, being shot while wearing Kevlar body armor still hurts like a bitch. The armor stops the round from penetrating your body (which is what usually causes people to die), but it doesn't stop the round from hitting you.

    To put things in perspective, the average 9x19 mm delivers about 570 Joules of energy, which is nearly twice the energy of a typical, middleweight boxer's punch (300 J). Essentially, Spike feels like he's getting Gatling-punched by a double-strength boxer whose fists are a third of an inch wide.

    ☄The more you know

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  • HarryDevil said:
    Well, he's still bullet resistant, which is still pretty damn awesome. So far as I can tell, he's only ever been shot with 9x19 mm rounds, which means his skin is equivalent to at least class II-A body armor (such as a 16 layer Kevlar vest).

    That being said, being shot while wearing Kevlar body armor still hurts like a bitch. The armor stops the round from penetrating your body (which is what usually causes people to die), but it doesn't stop the round from hitting you.

    To put things in perspective, the average 9x19 mm delivers about 570 Joules of energy, which is nearly twice the energy of a typical, middleweight boxer's punch (300 J). Essentially, Spike feels like he's getting Gatling-punched by a double-strength boxer whose fists are a third of an inch wide.

    Or to put this in simple , being shot no matter what kind of armor you protect yourself with doesn't stop the force created from being what stops it.

    Meaning each of those shots must actually feel like he's not only being gatling punched by increadibly small and focused point hands, but essentially add all that knowledge together and count how many of those shots are hitting him at the same time...I wouldn't want to be him.

    Doesn't stop him from being fairly badass that none of those are actually GETTING THROUGH.

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  • HarryDevil said:
    Well, he's still bullet resistant, which is still pretty damn awesome. So far as I can tell, he's only ever been shot with 9x19 mm rounds, which means his skin is equivalent to at least class II-A body armor (such as a 16 layer Kevlar vest).

    That being said, being shot while wearing Kevlar body armor still hurts like a bitch. The armor stops the round from penetrating your body (which is what usually causes people to die), but it doesn't stop the round from hitting you.

    To put things in perspective, the average 9x19 mm delivers about 570 Joules of energy, which is nearly twice the energy of a typical, middleweight boxer's punch (300 J). Essentially, Spike feels like he's getting Gatling-punched by a double-strength boxer whose fists are a third of an inch wide.

    Well, his skin was able to stop a .50cal rifle bullet, which would basically put his bullet resistance well over NIJ IIV. Aside from that, nice analysis.

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  • Skuller said:
    Well, his skin was able to stop a .50cal rifle bullet, which would basically put his bullet resistance well over NIJ IIV. Aside from that, nice analysis.

    Correction, he used he tail to knock barrel of the rifle over and the bitch missed a point blank range. Even if he's skin could have stop the bullet, it would hurt like a motherfucking bitch.

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  • Reminder to anyone citing bulletproof armor and what have you. As someone who has been shot while wearing kevlar, you still feel the impact, which can still break bones. I have two broken ribs from being shot wearing armor. And he just got hit in the knees

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  • HarryDevil said:
    Well, he's still bullet resistant, which is still pretty damn awesome. So far as I can tell, he's only ever been shot with 9x19 mm rounds, which means his skin is equivalent to at least class II-A body armor (such as a 16 layer Kevlar vest).

    That being said, being shot while wearing Kevlar body armor still hurts like a bitch. The armor stops the round from penetrating your body (which is what usually causes people to die), but it doesn't stop the round from hitting you.

    To put things in perspective, the average 9x19 mm delivers about 570 Joules of energy, which is nearly twice the energy of a typical, middleweight boxer's punch (300 J). Essentially, Spike feels like he's getting Gatling-punched by a double-strength boxer whose fists are a third of an inch wide.

    Are you a scientist

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  • HarryDevil said:
    No, I just like guns a whole lot. You learn about this kind of stuff when you're a gun nut.

    What rank of gun nut are you?...I'm sorry I had to because I play F04 too much. xD

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  • teroniss said:
    Reminder to anyone citing bulletproof armor and what have you. As someone who has been shot while wearing kevlar, you still feel the impact, which can still break bones. I have two broken ribs from being shot wearing armor. And he just got hit in the knees

    If his scales are strong enough to block bullets, I'd imagine that his bones are stronger than that of your typical pony (human)

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