A recent thread in AR15.com stirred a big debate.

It seems a "Firearms Instructor" told a student that a loaf of bread would stop a bullet, especially if the bullet was a Jacketed Hollow Point.

Now, we all know that if you read it on the internet, it must be true. Right?

So, to the range.

My old buddy Tman doesn't get many "acting" parts in these threads, so I assured him that this was safe, and he agreed to hold the bread and let me shoot it with my 1911 Kimber in .45 ACP.

The results were tragic.

Just kidding.

Luckily for both me and Tman, we aren't stupid enough to believe everything we read on the internet.

This is the actual set-up.

One Standard Loaf of White Bread.

First, we will try a round of .45 ACP Winchester Ranger SXT JHP, out of my Kimber 1911.

A pretty neat picture as Tman caught me in full recoil and you can see the crumbs blowing out the back of the bread loaf.

This is the exit from the rear of the bread.