Jeremy Pazderic

I'm sure it's great.

I think you should get this and let us all shoot you in the face while you wear it.

Okay, but I'm going to have the visor up and the mandible thing down.

No, I'll just pull it back.

And not to mention, like, just because it'll stop the bullet doesn't mean it's not going to deform.

Right.

You're like, cool, it stopped the bullet.

Now you're a vegetable.

Uh, pretty sweet.

Yeah.

So there were, uh, there were some Ukrainians doing something similar a couple of years back that was 3d printed.

Do you remember that?

They were taking like lead shot, I think, and then 3d printing basically a bullet shaped Sabo and putting the pellets in that.

This is just like a more professional version of that.

Yeah, they're terrifying.

This is the equivalent of the belt-fed machine gun in World War I. It's a totally foreign and new and terrifying technology that nobody really totally knows how to deal with yet.

This is, this is pretty cool.

Coke spoon.

Roach clip.

And tweezers because like the tweezers are just always handy.