GC
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Just as a point of interest, I have been in specific training for and shot targets through windshield glass from both outside and inside the vehicle. When shooting from the inside out as in the video being discussed there is some deflection with the first couple shots. It's not as much as you might think at reasonably close ranges. Within a few yards off the hood of your vehicle, say out to 5-7 yards, combat effective hits can be achieved with the first few rounds. After you get a few holes punched through the glass basically you're good to go. I have done this type training several times, the last time was two years ago. A course titled "Fighting In & Around Vehicles" taught by two very experienced combat SEALS fresh from the sandbox. It was a tremendous class and a ton of both fun and shooting education. Wow, the concussion from an M4 firing 5.56 inside a vehicle!