Videos tagged with Battle Steel

This video details the rationale behind using a slick plate carrier, emphasizing minimalism and modularity. The presenter, from Locs N Load Firearm Reviews, explains his preference for the Ferro Concepts Slickster over the FCPC V5 due to its snug fit. He highlights the importance of carrying essential items like plates, ammunition, a tourniquet, and medical supplies, while advocating for a chest rig to supplement the plate carrier for increased capacity when needed. The core philosophy is 'simple and efficient,' allowing for adaptability to various scenarios from home defense to extended training.

This video reviews and tests the Battle Steel Level IIIA+ Armored Car Seat Organizer. The content focuses on its protective capabilities by taking it to the range to see what it can and cannot stop. The description also promotes various merchandise and the creator's other platforms.

This video features a review and range test of the Battle Steel Level IIIA+ Foldable Armor Shield. The reviewer aims to determine the shield's protective capabilities by testing what it can and cannot stop. The video also includes mentions of various apparel and a link to the product itself, along with promotional links for the creator's social media and merchandise.

This video demonstrates a ballistic test comparing a World War 2 era M1 Garand rifle firing .30-06 ammunition against modern Level IIIA+ body armor. The test, conducted by Civilian Tactical, shows that while the front of the armor appears intact, the backside is significantly compromised, and the particle board behind it sustains substantial damage, indicating the M1 Garand's .30-06 round possesses considerable energy transfer capabilities against this level of protection.

This guide, based on insights from an experienced tactical gear instructor, outlines the essential steps for selecting and setting up a plate carrier. It emphasizes defining the carrier's purpose, choosing appropriate ballistic protection (like Battle Steel Level 4 plates), and considering features such as hydration systems and cummerbunds offered by brands like HRT Tactical Gear. The setup should be tailored to specific threats and applications, from home defense to active shooter scenarios, potentially utilizing calibers like 300 BLK.

This video features a comprehensive test and review of the American-made Battle Steel Level IIIA Full Coverage Armor Vest. The reviewer takes the vests to the range, discusses their features, and demonstrates their protective capabilities. The description also includes links to purchase the vests, as well as promotions for Nine Line Apparel. Various social media channels and other platforms are also promoted.

This video features a range test and review of Battle Steel Level III+ Lightweight Armor Plates. The content focuses on evaluating the plates' capabilities against specific threats, namely M855 and M80 ammunition. The video aims to inform viewers about the performance and affordability of these armor plates, offering a link for purchase and promoting related merchandise through discount codes. It emphasizes practical application and testing for potential buyers.

This guide details a rigorous ballistic testing procedure for Level IV body armor, simulating real-world threats from .30-06 AP to .50 BMG armor-piercing rounds. The expert-level demonstration, led by Mrgunsngear, showcases the armor's capabilities and limitations against high-power threats, emphasizing material science and impact analysis. The testing methodology includes dirt backing and careful observation of plate deformation and penetration.

This video tests Battle Steel's Level IIIA+ Special Threat rated body armor using various calibers, including 5.7x28mm and 460 S&W Magnum. The armor, constructed from UHMWPE, demonstrates impressive resistance, stopping rounds that typically defeat standard Level IIIA protection. The testing simulates real-world threats and assesses backface deformation, highlighting the armor's capabilities beyond its stated rating.

This video review focuses on the GFire Plate Carrier, highlighting it as a cost-effective tactical gear option. The presenter, accompanied by TacticalDoodle, tests the carrier in a 'Bunker' setting and emphasizes its comfort and durability, especially considering its sub-$100 price point. The review contrasts this with more expensive US-made plate carriers, suggesting it's a way to avoid high costs. Various GFire and compatible pouches are linked, along with Botach ballistic armor options. The video also mentions PayPal donations and Patreon support for the channel, Nutnfancy.

This video tests the efficacy of budget Level IIIA body armor from Battle Steel. The content creator takes the armor and carrier to the range to see if it can stop incoming rounds. The video also features promotional links for various apparel companies, including 1776 United and Nine Line Apparel, offering discount codes. A disclaimer emphasizes that the content is for educational and entertainment purposes only, with all actions performed at the viewer's own risk and advising professional handling of firearms.

This video showcases a personal setup of the Ferro Concepts Slickster plate carrier. The creator details their configuration, emphasizing the addition of LVL BOTACH Battle Steel Poly Plates, each weighing 6 lbs. Amazon links are provided for various items including a headset, Baofeng UV-5R radio, hydration bladder carrier, whip antenna, CAT tourniquet, and general medical gear. The creator also includes links for support via Patreon and Cashapp, as well as a link to their overall brand, LocsNLoadFirearms. Additionally, a USCCA membership for CCW insurance and t-shirts are promoted.