Yeah, I left. I figured there would be something better out there

Haha, I'd like to look at LWRC, but I don't know if I can justify that price.

If I'm spending that money, I'm getting a Barrett Rec7

Thanks for the help yall

For sure

No problem man, always here to talk about pew pews

> Back off Texan I asked first lol
@GRANITE Ya caught me!

If the tip is green, see a doctor

Plates 🤤

Heh random thought. When I'm old, it'd be funny to have one of those old glass cabinets that people keep their fine china in, except full of ceramic plates

"We only use these for special occasions"

Lol that would be badass

@[LA] Zoomer Medi/k/ did you go with shellback?

I’m going to save up and get the Shellback Rampage because it has the clips that I can use for a Microfight.

So basically I know what I’m gonna do. Get the PC, get the Microfight, and then set both up to my liking.

Once my PC is entirely done, move to belt.

Yea that’s what I got. The rampage.

I like it

Are there any low profile plate carriers to wear under a hoodie?

They advertise the rampage as a low profile

But I don’t think it is

I took a picture yesterday one second

Oh ok I was about to look it up

Not bad I suppose. You'll be obvious in a shirt, but it might work under a sweatshirt

Yea prob will be obvious in a sweatshirt. They make other ones though.

Shellback.com

Shellbacktactical.com my bad

Luckily we bundle up in winter here, easy to conceal then. Summer doesn't seem doable.

Yeaa probs not. Maybe some 3a soft armor

Level IV plates are kinda thick

I like the low profile stuff, and a lot of minimalist things. As someone who needs to rotate and move (medical boy), low profile and easy to maneuver in is amazing.

I'd hate to wear soft armor in the summer where I'm at

Layered kevlar is such a good insulator that they use it for stuff like industrial oven mitts

Damn really?

I did glassblowing for several years and we'd use kevlar sleeves when working with particularly large pieces

Guns take priority over plate carriers I would assume. Right?

If you wanted to wear any armor in the summer, I'd say you'd probably want lighter weight ceramic armor with something like an armorvent slapped on your pc.
Also yeah pc's are near the bottom of the list on priority

Near the bottom? I thought maybe right behind guns, ammo and training would be a good PC.

Carry pistol with a quality concealed kydex holster, ammo and training, medical stuff, a rifle, other general survival things like food and bleach for purifying water, maybe a chest rig for higher level training, then after all of that and probably some other stuff, armor