




My tonneau arrived scratched, so I thought I would do some tests to see if it was resistant to punctures. I found that it is not very puncture resistant. I easily punched two holes through all four panels.

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You were both correct! 9mm. First round was defense ammo (Hornady Critical Defense), second was target ammo (Winchester 124 grain FMJ). I was a bit surprised that both performed the same. I figured the defense ammo wouldn't punch through all four panels, but I was wrong!Oh, man, I knew it!! Did I win a prize?@Snofire, you may get honorable mention for round size!!
Then film circa 1980s ...go at it with a machete and Ash’s chainsaw prosthetic.
Hells yeah ...that could be right out of Friday the 13th Part 82, Rednecks Revenge.I was going take my chainsaw to it, but didn’t want to ruin a good chain. How about pallet forks attached to the front of my tractor? I was going to hit it with those but I got lazy. Diesel is cheaper than ammo these days!
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Then film circa 1980s ...go at it with a machete and Ash’s chainsaw prosthetic.
A need a favor from a BAKFlip MX4 owner that has it on a 2019 new version with 6.4 bed. When the rear two sections are folded up and laying on the most forward large section; what is the measurement from the front of the small front section to the rear of the folded section? I carry a kayak in the bed with the front forward in the bed and the rear resting on the tailgate. I need to know if there is a space between the kayak and the rear of the folded section. TIAIn all seriousness, I love my Bakflip MX4 but it truly is NOT very puncture resistant in the real world. Be careful of what you put in your truck bed and how hard you push down on as you cover items.