Videos tagged with Battle Steel

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.

A WWII-era Browning Hi Power 9mm pistol was tested against modern Level 3A+ Battle Steel body armor. While the armor successfully stopped the bullet at point-blank range, significant damage to the particle board backing indicated severe blunt force trauma. This demonstrates that even if penetration is prevented, the kinetic energy transfer can still cause fatal internal injuries.

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, presented by an experienced instructor, outlines the key considerations for selecting and setting up a plate carrier. It emphasizes defining the purpose of the armor, choosing appropriate ballistic protection (Level 4 for rifle threats), and selecting carrier features based on application, such as hydration systems for long-term use or lightweight designs for rapid response. Specific configurations for active shooter scenarios are also discussed.

This test demonstrates the effectiveness of modern Level 3A+ body armor against a WWII M1 Carbine firing .30 Carbine rounds. Despite significant back face deformation and visible damage to the armor, it successfully stopped the projectile and its fragments. The comparison highlights the advancements in personal protective equipment over historical military firearms.

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 video from Mrgunsngear Channel rigorously tests Battle Steel Level IV standalone body armor plates against high-powered threats, including .30-06 AP, 9mm multi-hit, and .50 BMG (XM33 Ball and Black Tip AP, and Hornady AMAX). The reviewer, demonstrating significant expertise, showcases the plates' ability to stop multiple threats, with surprising results against .50 BMG rounds. The test highlights the construction and performance limitations of Level IV armor under extreme stress.

This video tests the budget-friendly Battle Steel Level IV ballistic plate, priced around $100, against severe threats including .30-06 black tip AP rounds and a 50-round P90 mag dump. Despite lacking official NIJ certification, the plate successfully stopped all tested rounds, though significant backface deformation was observed. The test highlights that even budget armor can offer surprising performance, but emphasizes that all ceramic armor has failure points, especially with closely grouped or edge impacts.

This video features a test of Battle Steel Level IIIA+ Special Threat Rated Body Armor. The content creator takes the armor to the range to demonstrate its capabilities and limitations, showcasing what it can and cannot stop. The description also includes links to purchase the armor, as well as promotional links for various apparel brands and the creator's social media and online presence.

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.