>>750057

The bomb did blow it out. It just didn't have enough force behind it to break the plastic in the windshield.. Gravity is the reason it is sagging back in the car.

Also, the polyurethane glue that is used in windshield installation is about the same consistency as your tires when it is cured.. No way the full windshield would be blown out with that stuff holding it in.

I have no clue if there are bullet holes or not, none of the pics I have seen are detailed enough to tell.

The windshield damage and side window damage are consistent with a medium force explosion from inside the car IMHO.

(Former auto glass installer anon)

>>750363

KEK, no, but I did replace one that had hit a jogger. There was still scalp material stuck in the glass.

That one had smaller, more localized damage, about 2 ft square where the joggers head smacked the windshield.

The point I was trying to make is that there is plastic sandwiched in between to sheets of glass on your windshield. when you break both of those sheets of glass, the plastic sags inward like in the pics.

The damage here was localized over the driver's side, but the windshield was broken all the way across. In a non-accident situation, the only way I can think that it could look like this is if you were to get on the hood and kick it in all the way around, or an explosion inside blew it out, then it sagged back in because it lost all structural integrity.

>>750457

The glass provides the structural integrity in the windshield. If the glass is broken on both sides as badly as is in these pics, it will flop around because it is essentially just a thin sheet of plastic at this point. Bullets don't destroy the glass over a large enough area to cause this. (unless you riddle the whole thing with them)

Either way, they are a pain in the ass to replace when they are in this bad of shape.