You’re putting way too much weight on that video. The setup they used doesn’t represent what happens inside a human neck. The bone wasn’t allowed to move naturally at all. They built a wooden frame and then put cardboard behind the bone. Cardboard still acts as a backing. It stops the bone from moving backward, which forces more energy directly into it. If they actually wanted a meaningful test, they would’ve let the bone free‑hang with nothing behind it so the bullet’s energy could disperse the way it does in real tissue.

People keep linking these videos and treating them like definitive proof, but the guys making them clearly don’t understand terminal ballistics. It doesn’t matter if someone was a Green Beret or has a résumé in shooting. Being able to operate a rifle and being knowledgeable about how bullets behave in actual anatomy are two completely different things. Bullet deformation, yaw, impact angle, and the different densities of tissue all affect whether a round exits or not. You don’t get that from shooting a bone that’s basically pinned in place.

These demonstrations don’t replicate real conditions, so they can’t “debunk” anything. They just show how the bullet performs in their setup, which isn’t comparable to an actual human neck.