The Gun Counter

Lock test. Not the best locks but the most available. Nice to know that old faithful, the Master Lock did really well.

Notice that on all the locks, it took a rifle round not a pistol round...

Old Painless did something similar a while back.

mekender wrote:Notice that on all the locks, it took a rifle round not a pistol round...

Even rifles didn't really phase the Master lock

It must be related to Chuck Norris somehow.

I think much of that has to do w. where they hit the lock - BoT was shooting the dead center, PM mentioned shooting the bodies where the shaft went in.

Master: Behold, the bulletproof lock—the Master stopped .243 Winchester and Remington .25-06 shots in their tracks. Not even a pair of bullets from a .300 Winchester Magnum could pass through or open this lock.

I think Master should begin making plates for vehicles and safe rooms.

workinwifdakids wrote:

Master: Behold, the bulletproof lock—the Master stopped .243 Winchester and Remington .25-06 shots in their tracks. Not even a pair of bullets from a .300 Winchester Magnum could pass through or open this lock.

I think Master should begin making plates for vehicles and safe rooms.

What makes you think they don't already?

How many people knew that Singer Sewing Machine company also made firearms for the US government? Or the Bendix plant (making brakes for US auto manufacturers) made aircraft parts for US combat aircraft?

Not everything is as it appears.......

Or an ice cream company made artillery shells...

Aglifter wrote:Or an ice cream company made artillery shells...

Do tell!!! Did you guys perform such deeds?? Do you have any leftovers and/or accessible testing grounds??

Are you SURE you didn't make any automatic weapons besides automatic ice cream injectors???