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  • toiletfighter
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    10x12 shooter cut ceramic threat plate, 4.7 lbs, 0.54" thick. Defends against 5.56 M193, M855, M855A1, 7.62 M67, M43. Fits medium-large carriers. US shipping restrictions apply.

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  • crufflers
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    Originally posted by Buffman
    LAPG "buffman" is an 10% off code.
    Level III: Level IIILevel IV: Level IV

    Level IV 6lbs 4 oz. Level III 5lbs 3oz
    Thanks!

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  • crufflers
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    Originally posted by L.A. Saiga
    These look interesting, too.
    4 pound 3+plate for $129 jeez.
    1.4 pounds weight savings over LVL IV per plate... I guess that's worth it. 5 pounds 11 ounces for Level IV is pretty good IMHO.

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  • L.A. Saiga
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    ive read many horror stories about Botach shipping but I made 3 orders over 2 weeks and each time i got the item 2-3 days later. sweet
    These look interesting, too.
    4 pound 3+plate for $129 jeez. -- i'd like to see this tested n see how it hold up vs a Hesco L210
    Last edited by L.A. Saiga; 09-30-2020, 5:25 PM.

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  • Buffman
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    LAPG "buffman" is an 10% off code.
    Level III: Level IIILevel IV: Level IV

    Level IV 6lbs 4 oz. Level III 5lbs 3oz

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  • L.A. Saiga
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    i run ar500 3+ lightweight in spall bags but I just bought some plates and stuff from Botach
    (who by the way shipped everything immediately and i got it 2 days later lol wow)
    MrGunsngear and buffman youtube armor tests convinced me to try the battle steel level 4 plates and some of the soft 3a panels.
    The battle steel soft 3a panels for $45 look good. they do not have any actual padding, though. I'd still run a trauma pad for sure.
    Ive seen guys run 3a panels under plates but the soft 3a panels they do this with have a trauma pad sewn in.
    I think you definitely need padding on the 'meat side'
    Last edited by L.A. Saiga; 09-30-2020, 5:34 PM. Reason: grammar and de moronization

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  • crufflers
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    Can someone weigh the LAPG Level IV plate?

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  • DrjonesUSA
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    Originally posted by seanbo
    I'm late to the party, help me pick out some affordable level 4 armer and a plate carrier. Also what about a ballistic helmet?

    Thanks

    No offense dude, but that's literally ALL that this thread is about is different brands, makes, models, links & prices to alllllll sorts of different armor....

    I'm the last person to say "use the search" or similar; but can you at least read the thread?

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  • Tere_Hanges
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    Originally posted by seanbo
    I'm late to the party, help me pick out some affordable level 4 armer and a plate carrier. Also what about a ballistic helmet?

    Thanks
    Battle Steel level 4 from Botach or LA Police Gear level 3 or level 4. Get whatever is in stock. Price is $100-$120 depending on coupon codes.

    For plate carrier: Ferro Concepts Slickster is awesome but hard to find in stock and sells out quickly.

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  • seanbo
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    I'm late to the party, help me pick out some affordable level 4 armer and a plate carrier. Also what about a ballistic helmet?

    Thanks

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  • crufflers
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    Originally posted by Steve1968LS2
    The LAPG LV4 is ceramic and 6.5 lbs.. not much heavier..

    Less chance of frag compared to steel? $120 and in stock...

    https://lapolicegear.com/la-police-g...mor-plate.html
    The Battle Steel Botach are ceramic too. Same composite materials as the LAPG AFAIK. Maybe weight is closer too who knows. Advertised weights are usually off. I've weighed four Battle Steel Ceramic/UHMWPE LEVEL FOUR and they are all 5 pound eleven ounce. I'd get the lighter ones.
    Last edited by crufflers; 09-19-2020, 12:20 PM.

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  • Steve1968LS2
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    Originally posted by crufflers
    The Battle Steel LVl IV is only 5 pound eleven ounces. Nice construction, foam surround, good curve, relatively light.
    The LAPG LV4 is ceramic and 6.5 lbs.. not much heavier..

    Less chance of frag compared to steel? $120 and in stock...

    Looking for the most comfortable and high-performing ballistic armor rifle plate capable of taking multiple .308 rounds? Order our level 4 IV body armor plate!

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  • crufflers
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    Originally posted by Steve1968LS2
    Their LV4 only costs a few dollars more.. and is just a poundish heavier.. I got one for my son's carrier..
    The Battle Steel LVl IV is only 5 pound eleven ounces. Nice construction, foam surround, good curve, relatively light.

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  • Steve1968LS2
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    Originally posted by California_Deplorable
    LAPG level III Ceramic/HDPE plates back in stock.
    https://lapolicegear.com/lapg-level3-plate.html
    Their LV4 only costs a few dollars more.. and is just a poundish heavier.. I got one for my son's carrier..

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  • Tere_Hanges
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    LAPG level III Ceramic/HDPE plates back in stock.
    Watch your back (and your front) with level 3 armor plates. Keep yourself safe in the most dangerous situations with our affordable level 3 ceramic plates.
    Last edited by Tere_Hanges; 09-18-2020, 1:13 PM.

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