Bullet Proof Vests?
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Originally Posted by oct1285
are you talking about a flak vest or the actual vest with the amor plating?
if its the flak vest, those vest are useless. And the kevlar helment sure is useless too. only stop ricochets
if its the flak vest, those vest are useless. And the kevlar helment sure is useless too. only stop ricochets
you need the armor plating to stand a chance of not getting injured...
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the GI issue ones arent the nice fitted style, they come in standard sizes, s, m, l, etc, and are not class 2a, not even class 2 IIRC, someone here will know, Salty??
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Origami posted by Arrkash
A lot of people that collect guns as a hobby also collect armor and other weapons such as swords for example. I think it's just a hobby thing.
A lot of people that collect guns as a hobby also collect armor and other weapons such as swords for example. I think it's just a hobby thing.
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The flak vests, ie no armour, do work, but not usually for a straight shot - especially copper or steel jackets, they prevent collateral damage.
We had a guy that was shot in Turkey while wearing a flak vest - two hits and he had broken skin and a bruise, but that's all it was. Drive by at the airport - was told after the fact that he was the first guy the drive by guys had ever hit at the airport.
We had a guy that was shot in Turkey while wearing a flak vest - two hits and he had broken skin and a bruise, but that's all it was. Drive by at the airport - was told after the fact that he was the first guy the drive by guys had ever hit at the airport.