Videos tagged with Level 3A Soft Armor

This video from Kentucky Ballistics, featuring expert Scott, tests the lethality of various medieval weapons against modern ballistic protection like helmets and Level 3A soft armor using a ballistic dummy. While modern gear proves effective against many threats, concentrated force from weapons like war hammers can still penetrate, highlighting the effectiveness of modern technology but also the persistent danger of well-aimed medieval weaponry.

This video features Scott from Kentucky Ballistics conducting a comprehensive test of various exotic 12-gauge shotgun ammunition against Premier Body Armor's Level 4 hard plates and Level 3A soft armor. The testing utilizes Clear Ballistics gel for realistic impact simulation. The results demonstrate the effectiveness of the armor against most threats, but highlight the significant destructive potential of heavy, solid projectiles like the Tenderizer and solid brass rounds, which can defeat soft armor and severely damage hard armor.

This video from Shot Show 2011 features Scott Finch from US Palm showcasing their tactical gear. Key products include the Defender Series soft body armor, rated for Level 3A and capable of stopping .44 Magnum rounds, available in MOLLE and slick configurations. The Air Save plate carrier is highlighted, offering Level 4 standalone hard armor protection against .308 armor-piercing rounds. US Palm also presents a purpose-built chest rig for AK-47s, designed to securely hold magazines and accessories, along with ergonomic AK BG and AR grips featuring factory stippling. A novel product, the Binary Rail Panel, is introduced as a two-piece design for easier installation and customization on accessory rails.