Videos tagged with Handgun Protection

This video details the testing of the Premier Body Armor 'Everyday Armor' bulletproof t-shirt, featuring the thin Level IIIA Phoenix panel. The host conducts a comprehensive ballistic test, engaging the armor with a wide range of handgun calibers from .22 LR up to .50 AE and .500 S&W Magnum, as well as 12-gauge buckshot. The assessment highlights the armor's ability to stop projectiles while noting significant back-face deformation on extreme impacts, concluding it prevents lethal penetration.

This video thoroughly tests the ballistic protection capabilities of two bulletproof backpack options: the Byrna Level IIIA backpack and a standalone Level III plate from Premier Body Armor. Expert testing demonstrates their effectiveness against various handgun and rifle calibers, highlighting the trade-offs between soft armor and hard plates regarding protection levels and backface deformation.

This guide details the rapid deployment technique for the Masada Backpack IIIA, as demonstrated by Yoav from Zahal. The backpack offers Level IIIA ballistic protection, effective against most handgun fire, with armor coverage in the front, sides, and back. The deployment involves a quick-pull strap system for immediate chest coverage.

This video reviews the CoverMe-Seat from Practical Protection, a body armor solution designed for civilians. The host highlights its ability to provide Level IV protection against handguns and rifles up to .308 Winchester, a significant upgrade from common armored backpacks or briefcases. It emphasizes the product's practicality, comfort as a stadium chair, and its quick conversion into a vest for immediate use during a threat. The video also promotes the host's website, training, and Patreon, along with mentions of sponsors and firearm rights organizations.

This review of the Midwest Armor Guardian IV Stand Alone Level IV Rifle Plate highlights its performance in rigorous ballistic testing. The plate, made of ceramic, successfully stopped multiple threats including 9mm, .40 S&W, 5.56x45mm, 7.62x39mm, 7.62x54R, and high-velocity 5.45x39mm rounds. The speaker, demonstrating high expertise, noted minimal backface deformation on handgun rounds and significant ceramic fracturing but no penetration on rifle rounds, even after multiple impacts.