Do Expensive Bulletproof Backpacks Really Work?

Bulletproof backpacks are becoming more and more common as parents seek ways to protect their children from potential school shootings. Sales of the special packs are up 300% as the new school year approaches. The backpacks are rated IIIA, claiming to stop bullets from a 9mm handgun to a .44 Magnum. And they're not cheap! These backpacks are setting parents back hundreds of dollars, which seems like a small price to pay if they'll keep your child alive in a school shooting.

But do they actually work? Take a look as Taran Butler, owner of Taran Tactical Innovations in Los Angeles, puts them to the test!


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