This video discusses variations in ceramic body armor, highlighting differences in backer materials and ceramic strike faces. It explains that cheaper plates may require thicker ceramic for stopping capability, leading to increased weight and thickness. Different ceramic types, such as aluminum oxide and boron carbide, offer varying hardness and performance.
This video from GBRS Group details rigorous testing of their Level III ICW Special Threat Plate at Freedom Valley Training. Expert analysis covers performance against 5.56mm, 9mm, and M855 green tip rounds, emphasizing the critical role of backface deformation and the benefits of a soft armor backer in mitigating blunt force trauma. The plate is deemed suitable for everyday carry and general threat protection.
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