Why can i but a level III plate and a plate vest for hundreds of dollars less than level III goldflex/kevlar?

Dec 15, 2009 by Alex B | Posted in Hunting

Ive been looking for extreme projectile deterrents. Why is it cheaper to but a vest and a plate instead of a premade vest? They both are level III so they stop the same bullets.

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A lot of people are affluent to give up long before they discover that but = BUY.
ChrisySue | Dec 15, 2009

A lot of people are prosperous to give up long before they discover that but = BUY.
ChrisySue | Dec 15, 2009

Can a trauma plate that's a different brand than your bullet proof vest cause issues?

Nov 29, 2010 by sam | Posted in Hunting

I have an ABA bullet stay vest and put a second chance trauma plate in it, can that cause issues if I the vest gets hit? The plate sticks out a little but will still m I think

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I remember absolutely nothing about body armor. Having said that, I cannot imagine why it would make the slightest inequality.
| Nov 29, 2010

I remember absolutely nothing about body armor. Having said that, I cannot imagine why it would make the slightest modification.
Newell | Nov 29, 2010

can an airsoft vest with pockets for plates be a real plate carrier?

Sep 18, 2008 by Ceffy | Posted in Law Enforcement & Police

good wondering coz i have a bomb squad airsoft vest that has pockets for plates?

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If that vest is lined with Kevlar, perchance. However, if you intend to use the vest as a ballistic shield, I would recommend against it. The
DocoMyster | Sep 18, 2008

will a bullet proof vest work without TRAUMA PLATE?

Nov 01, 2007 by daddyleo19 | Posted in Law Enforcement & Police

I have a bulletproof vest and fall short of to know will it be safe to wear before my trauma plates get here?
My vest is level IIIA it say it will stop stingy arms but

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I'll keep this retort as simple as I can.

Yes it should still work.
It will be safer then nothing.
No it will not
Carlos S | Nov 01, 2007