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I am a distrubutor of level III and IV stand alone ceramics plates. Have level III 10x12 for $200 and level IV for $225 or a pair take 10% of the order
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gimpyhunter,
I became so skinny since the start of this last economic crisis (and a couple years in a hot climate), I just stand sideways for protection from projectiles....
MT
I hear ya. Thankfully, the party responsible is getting fatter (and richer) so we should have fewer misses.
I did an extensive research into Body Armor and Plates and eventually I went with a Level IIIA vest from CalArmor (New Modular Bulletproof Vest Body Armor NIJ IIIA XS | eBay) and Level III Dyneema plates from Isreali-Weapons (Holster, Tactical items in Israeli-Weapons Ltd store on eBay!). With this combination, they say that it will stop a 30-06 as long as it's not point blank range. Of course I have not tested them to see how well they work but, I'm happy with the quality of the Vest and the Plates.
Just a personal opinion. I'm not LEO or Military. I'm a civilian. An old retired civilian with a wife and two kids still at home. Am I really going to buy armor just for me? The one thing LEO and military strip off once they are off duty? Hot armor. There's a reason why the liability changes after a certain number of years. It's hard enough to just wear my NRA denim vest in hot weather to cover my rig. PS: Getting them wet damages them? You mean like sweating all day?
Just MHO: For me, it'd be far "safer" for me and my family if I first moved out of the city and I took the money and invested in more ammo and got out and regularly emptied clips. I don't carry a double stack with a hundred rounds in it (of course I'm kidding). I still carry my original S&W model 39 and should be able to drop any threat I'm likely to encounter.
My life insurance? Boots, blue jeans, a John Deere hat and a tight pattern should keep them from noticing me until it's too late.
But that's just me.