Videos tagged with Caliber Armor

This ASMR video focuses on the tactile experience of tapping and scratching on tactical armor plates. The creator uses three different brands of plates: Safelife Defense FRAS, Caliber Armor, and Armored Republic AR 500. The video aims to provide a relaxing sensory experience for viewers through various tapping and scratching sounds on these protective gear items. It's an ASMR exploration of ballistic protection.

This video features Johnny Q demonstrating ASMR triggers using Caliber Armor plates. The content focuses on the auditory experience of interacting with the hard armor, rather than tactical application or ballistic performance. The speaker, a tactical gear content creator, showcases the plates in a professional gear-filled environment.

This video provides an expert demonstration of body armor performance, focusing on ballistic testing and the critical function of anti-spall coatings. The Civilian Tactical host, a tactical gear reviewer, showcases how different calibers impact armor plates and compares the Caliber AV2 to traditional AR550 steel, highlighting its thinner and lighter profile while maintaining effectiveness against .308 Winchester rounds. The importance of spall containment is visually demonstrated.

This video provides a rapid-fire recap of the NSSF Shot Show 2023, highlighting various manufacturers and their products in under 10 minutes. It features appearances and mentions of companies like Element Optics, Caliber Armor, Powertac, Hi-Point, Franklin Armory, Brownells, Foxtrot Mike, Fiocchi, Blade-Tech, Mission First, Hatsan, Zenith, Global Ordnance, Olympus Arms, Henry Repeating Arms, Midwest Industries, HM Defense, Odin Works, Angstadt Arms, Duramag, and Para Ops. The description emphasizes the channel's commitment to educational content, responsible gun ownership, and safety, adhering to YouTube's guidelines. It also promotes joining their email list for discounts and links to their social media and support platforms.

This video from VSO Gun Channel tests the effectiveness of Caliber Armor Level III UHMWPE body armor plates against a point-blank range shooting. The description highlights a focus on close-range performance and offers affiliate links for product discounts. The channel emphasizes its role as an educational resource promoting responsible gun ownership and safety, differentiating its content creation from VSO Media LLC and its consulting arm, VSOrdnance LLC.

This amateur video showcases Imri's experience parachuting while wearing body armor. The footage, captured from a helmet cam, features Imri utilizing an Agilite plate carrier equipped with Caliber Armor plates. The description playfully notes the unique advertising method and hints at a future segment involving Nutrient Survival during a descent. The video aims to entertain and potentially highlight the durability or functionality of the featured gear in an unconventional setting.

This video compares the performance of Level 3+ AR 550 steel, Level 4 ceramic, and Level 3 UHMWPE body armor plates when subjected to multiple 5.56x45mm (223 Remington) rounds. The testing focuses on spalling and total plate defeat. The UHMWPE plate demonstrated superior performance in preventing spalling and withstanding numerous impacts, while the steel plate showed good resistance but some spalling and cracking. The ceramic plate exhibited significant spalling early in the testing and was deemed less effective in this regard.

This expert-level guide from The VSO Gun Channel compares steel and polyethylene body armor, detailing their differences in weight, profile, durability, and cost. It highlights the importance of anti-spall layers, plate carrier compatibility, and considerations for water operations, offering practical insights for selecting appropriate ballistic protection.

This video demonstrates the terminal ballistics of a Double Barrel Elephant Rifle in 500 Nitro Express against 64 inches of Clear Ballistics gel. Expert Scott from Kentucky Ballistics showcases the performance of Hornady DGX, Federal Swift A-Frame, and Nosler Brass Solid 570-grain rounds. The test highlights significant penetration and expansion differences, with the Nosler Brass Solid exhibiting extreme penetration, stopped only by a Caliber Armor plate and cinder block.

This video tests the effectiveness of AR550 steel armor plates against 50 BMG ammunition. The presenter duct-taped five Level III/III+ AR550 plates together and fired both XM33 steel core and Hornady 750gr A-MAX loads at them from approximately 25 meters. The initial test with stacked plates showed surprising resistance, with the XM33 failing to penetrate the first two plates and the A-MAX causing significant deformation but no full penetration through the stacked array. A subsequent test with a single plate demonstrated that the XM33 steel core could penetrate a single AR550 plate, bending it significantly.

This video from The VSO Gun Channel features an in-depth, albeit informal, ballistic testing of Caliber Armor's NIJ Level 3A soft body armor. The testing includes multiple handgun calibers (9mm, .45 ACP, .44 Magnum) and an 'absurd' test with a .50 Action Express round, demonstrating the armor's capability to stop these threats. The video also compares the backface deformation with and without a trauma pad.

This video from VSO Gun Channel features "Absurd Body Armor Testing with Caliber Armor." The description clarifies that the channel is an educational resource focused on responsible gun ownership and safety, not promoting firearm sales. They conduct objective testing for manufacturers and reserve creative rights, including publishing negative aspects. The video's subject matter was provided by the manufacturer at no cost, and VSO emphasizes that their opinions cannot be bought. The description also notes that all magazines depicted are standard capacity or lower.