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Absolutely not! You could get into a lot of trouble for discharging a firearm at a residence like that. That is not capable of stopping bullets. In your circumstance you would have to visit a shooting range to test your firearms. Even if the item in question was 100% bulletproof, that is still illegal and will bring you nothing but trouble. Visiting a range may not be the most convenient and cost-effective solution in your circumstance, but it sure beats having your firearms confiscated and going to jail! Please refrain from discharging your firearm at your residence and visit a range instead!

NO. This is for more for practicing empty handed/entagled fighting type drills, such as if some one trys jumping on you, before you were able to draw a your pistol, or they drew on you at a very close distance. This you would use to simulate those types of scenarios (and you would use a plastic "blue" gun thats not capable of firing with those drills) when drilling your draw You would try to create space using strikes and or grappling, your partner would hold this pad so you could execute strikes without injuring them. For this kind of drill id highly recommend finding a Brazilian Ju jitsu school for instruction. If you want to become a better shooter in a condo, Dry fire Training with an unloaded, verified empty pistol is your best bet. You can practice grip and trigger control, drawing from concealment, and target acquisition (finding your sights) and target transitions. You can do all these things with no extra equipment but for more feed back you can get something like the mant