Dave Bennett
Adventurist
You guys always have all the coolest crap for Cruisers... Check it out!
http://www.uscav.com/csg/bvtoyota.aspx?TabID=5500&CatID=1112
http://www.uscav.com/csg/bvtoyota.aspx?TabID=5500&CatID=1112
You wouldn't happen to have any pictures of that excursion would you?upcruiser said:I've personally shot a Barret 50 cal that easily penetrated 1/2" of plate steel with incindiary (sp?) rounds. Not only are they designed to pierce tank armor, they are designed to shoot through engine blocks and through reinforced concrete walls of up to 1 foot thick. Kinda scary stuff. Ironically, the same guy who owns it has an ex state department Excursion, fully armored with night vision, an air filtration system that filters out bilogical and radioactive agents, run flat tires with kevlar center donuts, and a bunch of other ridiculous stuff. It runs a supercharged V10 and was designed and used for leading processions and being able to drive through a bus if needed (ie the road was suddenly blocked). Pretty wild stuff.
upcruiser said:Ironically, the same guy who owns it has an ex state department Excursion, fully armored with night vision, an air filtration system that filters out bilogical and radioactive agents, run flat tires with kevlar center donuts, and a bunch of other ridiculous stuff. It runs a supercharged V10 and was designed and used for leading processions and being able to drive through a bus if needed (ie the road was suddenly blocked). Pretty wild stuff.
I'll second that. When I start to think armor might not be a bad idea for my DD it's time to move.Hltoppr said:To be honest, I think it I were to live in a larger community, such as Phoenix or Dallas, I would consider a mild armored vehicle....door armor and glass, which would withstand standard handgun rounds, up to a .45.
Chances are a carjacker wouldn't have a .50cal or rocket propelled grenade....
That being said....is why I'll never live in a community I feel the need for one.... :elkgrin:
-H-