williamhawk156
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Hey guys, I've seen plenty of data out there about how easily drywall is penetrated (after all, it's basically just thick cardboard). But I was thinking recently, my house is older and the walls are lath and plaster. I asked myself, if I had to shoot an intruder, would I stand a chance of injuring someone in the next room? I don't really think it would be wise for me to try shooting my walls to test it, so I took to the Internet. Unfortunately, most of the info out there pertains to drywall and I didn't find anything on plaster. Anyone have some experience with this?
Yep, I was thinking I'd have to end up making a test wall to shoot. Sounds like a good project for next summer. If anyone else has info, please let me know. Otherwise, I will post my test results whenever I do the test. I was going to try a 9mm and .45 as the 2 most common rounds for home defense. Any other rounds people want me to test?
Thanks
Yep, I was thinking I'd have to end up making a test wall to shoot. Sounds like a good project for next summer. If anyone else has info, please let me know. Otherwise, I will post my test results whenever I do the test. I was going to try a 9mm and .45 as the 2 most common rounds for home defense. Any other rounds people want me to test?
Thanks
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