Lexan vs Plexiglass: 22LR

in guns •  7 years ago  (edited)

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A while ago I tested the difference between polycarbonate [Lexan] and acrylic [plexiglass] "glass", when shot with a .22LR from a lever-action rifle. There are two 1/4" sheets of each, bolted together to make each target 1/2" thick.

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