The Secured Podcast Challenges Ballistic Industry Giants
The Secured Podcast has challenged ballistic industry giants to demonstrate the efficacy of protective films on quarter-inch plate glass. The podcast hosts invited industry leaders to test their claims at a Texas ranch. This event seeks to validate marketing claims with practical demonstrations.
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Key takeaways
The Secured Podcast challenges the claims of ballistic industry giants.
Testing involves protective films on quarter-inch plate glass.
The challenge event is set at a Texas ranch for real-world demonstrations.
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On a recent episode of the Secured Podcast, the hosts issued a bold challenge to the ballistic industry giants, including Armoured One. They invited industry leaders to their 11,000-acre Texas ranch, complete with a range and lodging, for a transparent, practical demonstration. The test will involve quarter-inch plate glass, like typical storefront windows, with no gimmicks—just a single-sided film installed on-site. For companies recommending eight mm films nationwide, this is a chance to prove their efficacy here.
For companies recommending eight mm films nationwide, this is a chance to prove their efficacy here.
This challenge extends to all states promoting these standards, including Texas and Arkansas. The hosts aim to move beyond marketing claims to provide clear, real-world evidence of these products' performance.
The hosts are hopeful one of the ballistic industry giants will take them up on the challenge. Stay tuned for updates from this event on the Secured Podcast.
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