Videos tagged with Premier Body Armor

This video tests the effectiveness of a medieval handgonne and its projectiles against modern body armor. The handgonne, a crude firearm from the 1400s-1500s, fired wooden bolts with iron tips. Tests included shooting ballistics gel and both soft (Level 3A) and hard (Level 4 ceramic) body armor. The medieval projectiles proved surprisingly effective against soft armor, penetrating both sides, while the lead ball did not penetrate. Against hard armor, the projectiles caused surface damage but did not penetrate.

This video showcases 10 essential Everyday Carry (EDC) items for a professional work environment, curated by an experienced individual. The selection focuses on practicality, discretion, and utility, ranging from water purification and personal protection to organizational tools and personal accessories. The presenter emphasizes how these items can be integrated seamlessly even when dressed formally, demonstrating a practical approach to preparedness.

This video provides an in-depth look at the iconic Smith & Wesson Model 29 .44 Magnum, famously known as Dirty Harry's revolver. The presenter details its history, performance, and offers insights into shooting techniques for classic revolvers, including managing recoil with traditional grips. Various target tests demonstrate the .44 Magnum's power and the unique experience of shooting this legendary firearm.

This guide details how to integrate body armor into everyday carry bags, focusing on brands like Vertex for bags and Premier Body Armor for ballistic inserts. The presenter emphasizes choosing bags with dedicated compartments for armor, allowing for a discreet yet effective layer of protection. Various bag models are showcased, from smaller sling bags to larger tactical backpacks, all designed to accommodate armor alongside other essential gear.

This video demonstrates a test involving a Premier Body Armor plate and 20 pounds of Tannerite. A 3 of 7 Project member prepares an AR-style rifle in a prone position before firing at the explosive target, resulting in a significant blast. The content showcases a daring experiment with tactical gear and explosive materials.

This video demonstrates the Pulsefire flamethrower on a watermelon and Premier Body Armor plate. The demonstration highlights the flamethrower's intense flame output and the armor's resistance to direct flame exposure, showing charring but no penetration. The host, from the '3 of 7 Project,' exhibits safe handling and rapid fire suppression techniques.

This demonstration showcases the significant explosive potential of 20 lbs of Tannerite, fired from a precision rifle in a prone position. The speaker, identified as Blake and exhibiting experienced authority, highlights the importance of safety distances and proper shooting techniques when engaging such targets. The video also briefly features a watermelon target within a plate carrier and Premier Body Armor, illustrating impact force.

This video demonstrates a multi-pronged durability test on Premier Body Armor, including ballistic impacts from 9mm and .44 Magnum rounds, and exposure to a flamethrower. The tests also involve a simulated target (watermelon) to assess damage. The reviewer, with a hobbyist authority level, provides an entertaining yet informative look at the armor's resilience beyond advertised capabilities.

This review of the Eberlestock Fade Sling XL, presented by Marine X, offers a critical yet informative assessment of its utility for everyday carry and tactical applications. The bag features robust construction with 210D Regen Robic Nylon, a 16-inch laptop sleeve, and a loop-lined interior for modular organization. It is also compatible with Level IIIA armor inserts for off-body firearm carry. While acknowledging minor drawbacks like zipper placement and an unlined top pocket, the reviewer ultimately recommends it for its comfort and material quality, comparing it favorably against competitors like the Vertx Gamut Sling.

This video provides an expert-level review and ballistic test of the Premier Body Armor 'Everyday Armor' T-shirt, featuring the thin 'Phoenix' Level IIIA panel. The host, demonstrating high authority and a systematic testing methodology, evaluates the armor's performance against a wide range of handgun calibers, from .22 LR up to .500 S&W Magnum, as well as 12-gauge shotgun rounds and 5.7x28mm. The testing, conducted in Indiana, highlights the armor's ability to stop threats beyond its NIJ rating, while also noting potential for injury due to impact deformation.

Marine X, a USMC veteran with eight months of real-world testing, provides an analytical review of the Eberlestock Transport 21 and 18 bags. He highlights the Transport 21's modularity, CCW compartment, and weapon retention, comparing it favorably to the Vertx Ready Pack X for its extensive loop lining and stand-alone capability, despite a slightly higher price point. The review covers external and internal storage, strap ergonomics, and specific accessory compatibility.

This video provides an in-depth review of the British Boys Anti-Tank Rifle from Kentucky Ballistics. The host, Scott, details its historical significance in WWII, its formidable .55 Boys caliber, and its notorious recoil, earning it the nickname 'Collarbone Breaker.' The review includes technical specifications, a feature walkthrough, live-fire demonstrations, and penetration tests against various materials, including body armor. Scott's high authority level as an experienced firearms content creator is evident throughout the enthusiastic and informative presentation.