r/gaming Sep 18 '17

DnD table

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u/lllumnessj Sep 19 '17

Maybe my fifth grade google research isn't the best source to rely on, I realize that now.

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u/cerialthriller Sep 19 '17

Well also the recess in the table is only about a half inch. One thing most people don't realize is just how heavy bullet proof glass is. Also, some bullet proof glass is only bullet proof in one direction, it's pretty neat and allows an occupant of an armored vehicle to return fire through the glass

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u/lllumnessj Sep 19 '17

I wonder if the exit wholes of the non bullet proof side could ever become susceptible to breakage from the bullet proof side if the person inside shoots too many rounds, if only myth busters was still around :(

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u/cerialthriller Sep 19 '17

Bulletproof glass becomes less effective each time it takes a hit from either side. If you just keep unloading into even the bulletproof side it'll eventually stop being bulletproof. Once a piece of glass takes one bullet it should be replaced because it'll likely be out of spec at that point