"We have created the first functional version of his mighty shield," Miculek says in the video.
Since Miculek and his team didn't have any Vibranium Steel (an alien metal that was used to make the shield in the comics), they came up with the next best real-world equivalent, solid titanium. The shield is made to the proper size and weight of 12 pounds, "just like in the comics," Miculek says.
Using a M1911 semi-automatic, recoil-operated pistol, Miculek shoots at the titanium shield in rapid fire to see if the Captain America-inspired prop can withstand the bullets. Of course, to be on the safe side, a ballistics dummy, and not a real human, is standing behind Captain America's shield for the bullets test.
After firing eight rounds of .45 caliber bullets, the verdict is that the shield does its job protecting the dummy. "Captain America would be proud of this shield," Miculek concludes.
This isn't the first geeky gun tested by Miculek. In previous videos, Miculek has fired real-life versions of Han Solo's blaster, the Terminator's M1887 shotgun and the SPAS-12 Shotgun from "Jurassic World" -- all while dressed in character costumes.
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