you think about it, that clothing could plug the opening in a hollow point bullet, because what does the bullet encounter before it gets to flesh? Quite often, it encounters the clothing OVER that flesh. When this happens, the maximum TSC will occur at a shallower depth, reducing the stopping power of the bullet significantly. Now, be honest. Would you previously have thought that clothing could affect how damaging is a handgun bullet that enters the human body? Would you ever have imagined that whether or not a man is wearing a shirt could make the difference between stopping him and not stopping him? Not only can these factors make the difference between a handgun stop and a failure to stop, they HAVE made that difference, many times. Wearing a leather jacket can also contribute to the "failure to expand" problem. In fact, there have been several well-documented cases of this. 21 Clothing is Armor? It makes sense, when www.BulletproofDefenseDVD.com
Report - Stopping Power
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