You’ve seen it in the movies, the “bad guy” is about to pull off the perfect heist and make a clean escape in the getaway vehicle when he’s stopped by a single bullet. This normally involves a stray bullet popping a tire and causing a hollywood style, overly dramatic, fish tale that ends in a fiery explosion. But every once in awhile we see a vehicle stopped by a single bullet to the engine block. It causes a full mechanical breakdown that stops the bad guy in his track and ends with our hero’s delivering some well overdue justice.
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This is all well and good for the purposes of a Hollywood movie but is it possible in real life? The boys at FullMag put this movie myth to the test by firing a .22 caliber bullet at the engine of a running limo. Does it work? Watch the video and find out!
You have one bullet to stop a running vehicle. Where do you aim? Sound off in the comment section!
