Videos tagged with Level 3A

This video demonstrates a rigorous test of Level 3A body armor against a 6.5 PRC sniper round fired from one mile away. The test, conducted by Edwin Sarkissian, shows that the armor successfully stopped the projectile without penetration, although a significant impact mark and lodged bullet were observed. The expert assessment highlights the effectiveness of this armor level against high-powered rifle rounds at extreme distances.

This video reviews the RTS Tactical 'Bulletproof Pillow', a unique product designed for home defense. It incorporates Level 3A ballistic panels within a pillow casing, offering a discreet form of protection. The presenter humorously suggests its use for 'night fights', highlighting its potential application in unexpected self-defense scenarios.

This video focuses on exploring versatile Everyday Carry (EDC) options and setups, with a particular emphasis on Level IIIA soft body armor vests. The content aims to showcase different configurations and considerations for individuals looking to enhance their personal protection and preparedness through practical gear choices. It delves into how to effectively integrate a body armor vest into an EDC routine, suggesting practical applications and potential setups.

This video appears to be a review or demonstration of Level 3a+ body armor, specifically highlighting its buoyancy. The title suggests a comparison to Level 4 armor, noting its lighter weight. The description directs viewers to a website for sponsor information and deals.

This video breaks down five distinct types of body armor, ranging from flexible Level 3A soft armor for pistol threats to various Level 4 plates designed for rifle calibers like .30-06 AP. It highlights the trade-offs between protection, weight, comfort, and cost, featuring options like budget-friendly AR500 steel plates and ultra-lightweight P3 plates. The explanation emphasizes choosing armor based on specific threats and intended use, such as urban EDC versus higher-risk scenarios.

This video showcases Civil Liberty Defense ammunition, specifically a .40 S&W round, capable of defeating Level 3A body armor. The speaker emphasizes its effectiveness for everyday carry while also highlighting its safety feature of not over-penetrating, making it suitable for self-defense scenarios. The presenter expresses strong personal confidence in this ammunition for various handguns.

This video rigorously tests a bulletproof hoodie's ballistic capabilities using a realistic dummy. While the Level 3A soft armor successfully stops handgun rounds up to .44 Magnum and even a 12-gauge slug and .50 AE, significant blunt force trauma is a major concern. The hoodie fails against rifle rounds like .45-70 and .30-06, highlighting its limitations.

This video explores the necessity of ballistic helmets for civilians, arguing they are a logical extension of preparedness and historical civilian armament. It details the MTEK Strike setup, highlighting its role as a platform for night vision and communication, and discusses ballistic ratings, impact protection, and budget alternatives.

This review tests a Chinese-made ballistic helmet advertised as NIJ Level IIIA. While it stops various handgun calibers and even a 12 gauge slug, significant backface deformation is observed in all tests. This excessive deformation indicates a high risk of traumatic head injury, failing a critical aspect of the IIIA standard. The helmet's High Density Polyethylene construction is noted as lighter but thicker than standard options.

This video features a review and ballistic test of the Safe Life Defense Hyperline IIIA soft armor vest. The reviewer examines the ultra-lightweight and thin (.19" thick) panels, demonstrating their performance against a 1oz slug and other unspecified threats. The results are described as "incredible," suggesting a focus on the effectiveness and capabilities of the armor in a defensive context.

This video tests the RTS Level 3A bulletproof pillow's effectiveness against various handgun calibers, from .22 Magnum up to .50 AE. The pillow, made of memory foam, successfully stopped all rounds fired, demonstrating its capability as a personal ballistic protection device. It highlights the potential for everyday items to offer significant defensive advantages in critical situations.

This video tests the ballistic resistance of a Level 3A Wonder Hoodie against various threats. While it successfully stopped .50 AE rounds from a Desert Eagle, it was easily penetrated by an AK-47 and completely overwhelmed by a .50 BMG rifle. Layering with an additional Level 3A vest and metal provided minimal additional protection against the AK-47.