I've listened to / watched / read unknown amounts of 'prepper' talk over the years. I do not recall a single mention of armor. Your 10000 rounds don't mean a thing if ya got a smoking hole in your chest.
And contrary to 'popular' belief, you can purchase any level legally.
#breakthestate #anarchy
I've listened to / watched / read unknown amounts of 'prepper' talk over the years. I do not recall a single mention of armor. Your 10000 rounds don't mean a thing if ya got a smoking hole in your chest.
And contrary to 'popular' belief, you can purchase any level legally.
#breakthestate #anarchy
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And wearing steel plates can turn normal chores like mowing your lawn into a cardio workout.
Yes but please go ceramic for if you need to not just work out in it. Spalling is a real thing and people should buy 1 steel plate with "anti-spall" coating and shoot it with just 9mm at least and see if there's any spalling before buying. IMO If you can't afford ceramic plates save up
I would think so but who the hell doin that? ๐
Im not saying wear it 24/7, just to have it on hand ๐คทโโ๏ธ๐ซก๐ดโโ ๏ธ
The hard plate is ceramic with about a quarter in of 'anti spall' padding. The one to the left is level is 3a soft and and the black vest is your standard vest. I got it all covered. Literally ๐
Good. I just hate to see people but steel plates and think they're as good as ceramics
I also use the 3a as another anti-spall protection. Those go in front of the 4s. And anything going thru both, well spall my least worries
Spall shouldn't be a worry with ceramic plates
No doubt, but there's a method to my madness. ๐คทโโ๏ธ๐
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My first 4s were steel, then I learned a couple things
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AR500 level 3+ and carrier weights more than 20lbs.
Wore for 12 hour shifts. Sucked.