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So you thought you were off to the ICE BALL !?!?
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In the main video when they showed the side crash and the glass didn't even crack I knew it was gonna be amazing
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Most people can't break the windows in a normal car unless they have a special tool.
The door has open assist if that counts for anything lol
The door has open assist if that counts for anything lol
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Maybe Glock it open…. I reckon???
Don’t know how many rounds it’d take (or if even feasible depending on how it behaves as a laminate).
If any early adopters are near me and want to test it, I could use different calibers, barrel lengths, and loadings on your windows.?
(Realistically, you might be able to kick it out after firing one round.)
Don’t know how many rounds it’d take (or if even feasible depending on how it behaves as a laminate).
If any early adopters are near me and want to test it, I could use different calibers, barrel lengths, and loadings on your windows.?
(Realistically, you might be able to kick it out after firing one round.)
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A breaking point will still break the windows. Then you kick it out of the frame.
And the "jaws of life" are still going to work.
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And the "jaws of life" are still going to work.
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Each CT comes with the Sledge-O-Matic hammer as used on the door panels.
Franz let he hold it, but not swing it. He knew I would have wrecked it.
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Franz let he hold it, but not swing it. He knew I would have wrecked it.
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I still think it is supposed to float, for at least a while.
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Definitely don't roll the window down, that's just dumb. If the car shorts out so quickly that you can't do this, then die with some dignity I guess....
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