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So, what is the difference between ballistic high velocity testing and the testing that is normally done in accordance with the industrial standard, ANSI Z87.1-2003? The table below summarizes the differences, and the pictures tell their own story.
45 meters/second
0.25 inch diameter steel ball (25 caliber)
195 meters/second
0.15 inch diameter steel projectile (15 caliber)
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