Videos tagged with Level IV Plates

This video reviews Guard Dog Body Armor Level IV plates, detailing their technical specifications, construction, and performance. The instructor highlights the plates' NIJ Level 4 rating, ability to stop 7.62 AP rounds, and multi-hit capability due to their ceramic tile design. The review also covers the UHMWPE backing, spall guarding, trauma padding, and the importance of proper plate placement.

This video, from Trench Grenade, emphasizes the importance of personal preparedness in light of current geopolitical and domestic threats. The instructor, demonstrating experienced authority, advises against underpowered handguns for self-defense, recommending calibers like 9mm and suggesting PCCs or PDWs for enhanced capabilities. Crucially, the guide stresses the need for ballistic protection, including hearing and body armor, and urges viewers to reassess their Everyday Carry and 'Get Home' gun strategies.

This video highlights significant deals on tactical gear, including Guard Dog Armor ballistic helmets and plates, BCA bolt-action uppers, thread protectors, 704 Gear knives, and Acebeam flashlights. The presenter emphasizes the importance of viewer engagement for securing better discounts and directs viewers to the description for all deal links and further information. The deals are presented as time-sensitive, with many items selling out quickly.

This video details the weight of a complete tactical loadout, including body armor, rifle, pistol, magazines, water, food, and medical supplies. The presenter demonstrates the total weight and breaks down the contribution of the basic kit, emphasizing the importance of physical fitness for operating under such a load.

This video provides an in-depth comparison between chest rigs and plate carriers, emphasizing that the choice depends heavily on the intended mission and operational environment. The speakers, with military backgrounds, argue that while body armor offers ballistic protection, its weight and bulk significantly hinder maneuverability, making chest rigs more practical for many preparedness and tactical scenarios. They also discuss the limitations and potential compromises of various armor types, including special threat and Level IIIA plates, and advise prioritizing training and understanding personal needs over simply adopting popular gear trends.

This video outlines defensive strategies for 'modern Minutemen' against a hypothetical Chinese invasion, focusing on decentralized guerrilla warfare tactics. It details fire team organization, equipment recommendations, and operational principles like hit-and-run attacks, targeting enemy logistics and leadership, and leveraging night operations. The content emphasizes preparation, training, and community organization for effective homeland defense.

This video provides an updated perspective on civilian body armor choices, emphasizing a 'level four or nothing' philosophy for ballistic protection. The instructor argues against special threat plates like the Hesco L210, deeming them ineffective against common rifle threats. For most civilian applications, a chest rig combined with belt kit is recommended for its versatility, mobility, and weight savings, prioritizing sustainment and ammunition over potentially inadequate armor. Level IV plates are reserved for scenarios demanding heightened force protection.

This guide outlines the essential components for a civilian plate carrier setup, emphasizing the critical need for ballistic plates, ammunition carriage (mag pouches with retention), and medical supplies. It advises on proper fit and positioning for mobility and accessibility, suggesting a minimalist approach for the carrier itself with options for adding a chest rig for more extensive gear.

This video emphasizes proactive preparedness for potential coordinated attacks on US soil, drawing on intelligence from sources like the Shawn Ryan Show. It covers threat assessment, tactical training drills focusing on movement and concealment, gear recommendations including Wetwrx plate carriers and various firearms, and cognitive strategies for high-stress situations. The instructor, identified as Eric, provides expert insights on staying vigilant and prepared.

This review covers the Ace Tac LPPC V.2 plate carrier bundle, highlighting its budget-friendly approach to a complete tactical setup. The carrier itself is praised for its clean design, comfortable padded straps, and placard compatibility. The bundle includes Level IV plates, a placard with adjustable mag pouches, a versatile dangler pouch, and a small utility pouch, offering significant value for the $600 price point.

This video clarifies California's body armor laws, particularly in light of AB92. It explains that while a complete ban was averted, convicted violent felons face felony charges for possessing body armor, and prohibited persons face misdemeanor charges. The video also provides guidance on purchasing body armor, emphasizing NIJ certification, recommending ceramic over steel plates, and discussing threat levels and weight considerations.

This video details the rationale behind using a slick plate carrier, emphasizing minimalism and modularity. The presenter, from Locs N Load Firearm Reviews, explains his preference for the Ferro Concepts Slickster over the FCPC V5 due to its snug fit. He highlights the importance of carrying essential items like plates, ammunition, a tourniquet, and medical supplies, while advocating for a chest rig to supplement the plate carrier for increased capacity when needed. The core philosophy is 'simple and efficient,' allowing for adaptability to various scenarios from home defense to extended training.