First up, a 9mm.

The target is seated in the passenger seat in this instance, and there is a red dot painted in the center mass of the target that the shooter aims for.

Look carefully at the target.

A single round was fired, but there are three holes in the target.

Why?

Because laminated glass is particularly hard on bullets.

In this case, the bullet did not penetrate the passenger seat.

Next up, the .40 S&W.

And the resulting target.

Notice again that we see several points of impact from a single shot.

The bullets tend to partially fragment when fired through laminated glass, meaning that the bullet, several fragments, and even pieces of glass might impact the target inside the vehicle.

Also notice that the bullet is still below the point of aim of the shooter, but by a smaller margin than the 9mm round.