Videos tagged with Level IIIA Protection

This video showcases several pieces of tactical gear and firearms, focusing on a Level IIIA ballistic face mask from Tardigrade Industries and the Dry Fire Mag system for pistol training. The presenter discusses the features and benefits of the mask, including its protective rating and potential for integration with helmets. The Dry Fire Mag system is highlighted as a tool for practicing trigger reset and dry firing without needing to rack the slide, with a discount code provided for viewers. Other firearms like a 300 Blackout AR-15 and a Ruger SP101 revolver are also briefly mentioned.

This video reviews the Maxilla ballistic face mask by Tardigrade Industries, highlighting its Level IIIA protection against common handgun calibers like 9mm and .45 ACP. The mask is presented as a crucial piece of gear to protect the face, which constitutes a significant portion of the head's surface area and is often left exposed even with a helmet. The review emphasizes its ease of integration with existing tactical kits, including plate carriers and ballistic helmets, and discusses its comfort and field of view.

This guide details the installation of the Safe Life Defense FRAS (Flexible Rifle Armor System), a hybrid body armor solution offering enhanced flexibility and protection. The FRAS is designed to be compatible with all Safe Life Defense carriers and provides increased body coverage compared to standard rigid plates. It offers a balance between the flexibility of soft armor and the threat resistance of entry-level rifle plates.

Lenny McGill of Glock Store Performance and Custom Shop demonstrates a non-tactical ballistic backpack designed for everyday use, particularly for students. The backpack features a Level IIIA ballistic panel, which was tested and shown to effectively stop rounds with minimal deformation. It offers practical features like padded pockets, reflective accents, and multiple compartments, available in various sizes and colors.

This video tests the ballistic resistance of a bulletproof binder insert designed for school use. The insert, rated Level IIIA, successfully stopped multiple handgun calibers including 9mm, .40 S&W, and .45 ACP. While effective against handgun rounds, the video emphasizes that no product is 100% bulletproof and multiple hits in the same area can eventually penetrate.

The Baker Ballistics MRAPS-IV is a mobile rifle armor protective shield designed for enhanced survivability. It offers Level IV protection against rifle rounds and can be configured with a Level IIIA Rough Operations Cover (ROC) to protect the ceramic plates from pistol rounds. The system utilizes a Reaper harness to distribute weight, allowing for hands-free operation and full mobility, even enabling transitions to a handgun or rifle manipulation.