Videos tagged with Armor Rating

This video investigates the effectiveness of body armor against a .50 BMG round. While no specific firearms are explicitly mentioned as being tested, the title directly addresses a critical question within the firearms and tactical gear communities regarding ballistic protection. The description directs viewers to the creator's website for product information, suggesting a review or demonstration of body armor, and also promotes their other YouTube channels and social media presence.

This video discusses body armor, specifically questioning the existence of a standardized "Level 3+" rating. It highlights Predator Armor's offerings in this category. The content aims to educate viewers on body armor classifications and where to find products. It directly references a specific manufacturer and encourages viewers to explore their Level III+ armor options through a provided link.

This video tests if a Level 3A soft body armor vest can stop a 6.5 PRC sniper round fired from one mile away. Surprisingly, the vest successfully stopped the rounds at this extreme distance due to significant energy loss over the mile. However, the same vest was easily penetrated by the 6.5 PRC round at close range, highlighting the limitations of soft armor against rifle calibers.

This video focuses on explaining what 'IIIA Plus' signifies, likely in the context of ballistic protection or armor. The description emphasizes the importance of reviewing exact specifications, indicating a detailed breakdown of this rating. It also promotes various online platforms and merchandise from Basement Operator Company and Take Someone Outdoors, including apparel, website links, and social media channels. The creator also highlights their podcast, Simpleminded Podcast, and provides contact information. Affiliate links are disclosed, and a disclaimer clarifies the creator's role as educational and not a firearms dealer or gunsmith. Several other YouTube channels are also mentioned.

Edwin Sarkissian tests a prototype Safe Life Defense body armor designed to stop a .50 BMG round. The vest, made of Kevlar and ceramic, successfully stops the .50 BMG APIT round and subsequent 7.62x39 and 5.56x45 rounds. Despite stopping the .50 BMG, the impact shattered a concrete block behind the armor.