Firearm Impact Tests (Shotgun & .22 Rifle)

What happens here

The durability test escalates with firearm impacts. The level is placed upright on a tree stump and shot multiple times with a 12 gauge shotgun, using both #5 and #4 shot. Following this, it's also shot 16 times with a .22 Hollow Point rifle. After each shot and series of shots, the level is examined for damage. While the housing and glass of the vials show visible damage (pellets embedded, shattered glass), the internal bubbles remarkably continue to function, indicating that despite the structural compromise, it still registers level.

Goal: Determine if the level's functionality can withstand ballistic impacts.