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BODY ARMOR: The Good, The Bad, and the Ugly
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Definitely recommend spall guards in addition to build up coating. In all fairness I want to re-test this with maybe the plates in a carrier, as well as using PE and ceramic
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Yep I thought the same. Looks more like trauma pad glued to it then shot. Of course it gets destroyed like that. No spall buildup coating videos look like that... DIY is not the way to go.
Andrew - Lancaster, CA
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Spall on Steel can be mitigated. Steel is too heavy. Steel is not a great option nowadays. Steel DOES hold up well. Personally I'd rather have redundant composite setups. Some may still choose steel. YMMV. IMHO. Definitely no need to call people names or get riled up.Leave a comment:
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Yep I thought the same. Looks more like trauma pad glued to it then shot. Of course it gets destroyed like that. No spall buildup coating videos look like that... DIY is not the way to go.
Andrew - Lancaster, CA
NRA Life Member, CRPA member, Calguns.net contributor, CGF / SAF / FPC / CCRKBA / GOA / NAGR / NRA-ILA contributor, USCCA member - Support your defenders!Leave a comment:
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Now a stocked item in original Multicam! This option is normally made-to-order with a 12 week lead time, but here at OPT we are now stocking them. NOTE: Other Multicam pattern options are very rare and will not be regularly stocked. Designed to fit Swimmer/Shooter Cut Plates. Sizing: Designed to…
Crye JPC maritime in stock (rare)Leave a comment:
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I have two steel sets and they are not installed in carriers FWIW.Leave a comment:
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Steel plates with buildup coat and aramid liners (2x spall guards) are GTG in my book as far as stopping everything and multiple hits in the exact same spot easily, but the weight is the con. When you see level IV composites coming down to under 6 pounds each and no huge worries about spall... it seems like technology is catching up and making them obsolete.
Last edited by OCEquestrian; 01-05-2021, 9:18 PM.Leave a comment:
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Steel plates with buildup coat and aramid liners (2x spall guards) are GTG in my book as far as stopping everything and multiple hits in the exact same spot easily, but the weight is the con. When you see level IV composites coming down to under 6 pounds each and no huge worries about spall... it seems like technology is catching up and making them obsolete.Leave a comment:
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What is a good hydration set up for a plate carrier?
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