Message from @OzarkParti$an

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2020-01-17 20:58:33 UTC  

Of course the steel are lvl III+ but for on the move that should be adequate

2020-01-17 20:59:56 UTC  

Yeah but shrapnel in your jugular

2020-01-17 21:04:27 UTC  

Nahh the coating eliminates it well. And it is basically bed liner. So buy a can from wherever and reapply during down periods if need be.

2020-01-17 21:04:48 UTC  

That shit is all kinds of bomb resistant too for all kinds of other applications

2020-01-17 21:35:15 UTC  

I’ll go with the banshee plate carrier and order off of tactical gear so that I can use that gift card

2020-01-17 21:54:46 UTC  

Solid choice

2020-01-17 21:59:17 UTC  

@Recapdrake I agree with you, spalling worries merry

2020-01-17 22:10:40 UTC  

Wtf was that

2020-01-17 22:15:21 UTC  
2020-01-17 23:06:36 UTC  

Level IV plates require a 4ft drop prior to testing per NIJ standards.

2020-01-17 23:09:52 UTC  

Eh, weight is a big thing and if you get PE ceramic composite thickness is not a factor any more and spalling is non-existent

2020-01-17 23:10:04 UTC  

And multi hit plates are a thing too

2020-01-17 23:10:23 UTC  

Seen PE ceramic take 5 hits of AP 308

2020-01-17 23:10:52 UTC  

And I'm a huge proponent of people spending their money on expensive thingsnif that's what they want. Haha

2020-01-17 23:11:08 UTC  

^^^

2020-01-17 23:11:17 UTC  

Buy nice

2020-01-17 23:12:38 UTC  

III+ is not a thing. It's something AR500 made up

2020-01-17 23:13:21 UTC  

That's also true, it's not NIJ, it's their own testing they've come up with to show that it will stop threats greater than level iii

2020-01-17 23:13:21 UTC  

It jumps from 3a to IV right?

2020-01-17 23:13:30 UTC  

3a to 3 to 4

2020-01-17 23:13:49 UTC  

@Fartfignewton thank you

2020-01-17 23:14:28 UTC  

I’m talking by nij

2020-01-17 23:15:04 UTC  

NIJ does not test for 3+

2020-01-17 23:15:33 UTC  

Yes its inhouse testing to determine the armor can take greater than level 3 threats, as I said

2020-01-17 23:16:02 UTC  

A lot of armor companies do inhouse testing and then pay for NIJ testing

2020-01-17 23:16:23 UTC  

There are also independent labs that test that are not NIJ

2020-01-17 23:18:47 UTC  

The non NIJ certification made me sell off some PE plates that bought without doing the research. Then bought the ceramics for what a guy paid for my PEs

2020-01-17 23:19:28 UTC  

You'll see more companies forego NIJ testing to keep costs down

2020-01-17 23:19:40 UTC  

Depends what you are comfortable with

2020-01-17 23:21:04 UTC  

There are other independent testing labs

2020-01-17 23:21:20 UTC  

NIJ testing literally costs 10s of thousands of dollars

2020-01-17 23:21:41 UTC  

And most armor companies do not produce the volume to mitigate that cost

2020-01-17 23:22:01 UTC  

Hence why their plates are 2-300 bucks instead of 100

2020-01-18 00:56:48 UTC  

With the new NIJ Standards many companies are just waiting to get there plates tested on the new standard instead of wasting the money on the old standard

2020-01-18 00:57:05 UTC  

^

2020-01-18 00:58:34 UTC  

Source on that?

2020-01-18 01:25:46 UTC  

Okay but a source?

2020-01-18 01:55:20 UTC  

Didn't find anything. At all. Even going past the first page.

2020-01-18 02:53:33 UTC  

https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/659926751673188372/667924513203290132/image0.jpg

2020-01-18 02:55:22 UTC  

Nice nice what did you order