Videos tagged with RTS Tactical

This video argues for the right of civilians to own body armor, drawing parallels from historical laws in England and colonial America that mandated citizens possess arms and armor. It asserts that the Second Amendment, as interpreted by the Supreme Court in DC v. Heller, protects 'armor of defense' alongside weapons of offense, making modern body armor a contemporary equivalent. The presenter emphasizes that owning defensive equipment is a civic duty and a protected right, not a privilege to be questioned.

This video from Civilian Tactical features a comprehensive ballistic test of 1776 USA's 9mm Lead-Free Sporting Ammunition. The host, demonstrating high expertise, compares its performance against standard 9mm FMJ. The lead-free rounds, constructed from bonded steel, exhibit superior penetration capabilities, notably breaching soft body armor from Armored Republic and RTS Tactical, a feat standard FMJ could not achieve. The tests also included cinderblock and car door penetration, showcasing the unique performance characteristics of this lighter, faster projectile.

In this experimental test, Mr. Madness investigates whether a .22 caliber nail gun can defeat a damaged RTS Tactical Level IV ceramic armor plate. Using a Remington hammer-actuated nail gun and specific power fasteners, the test concludes that the nail fails to penetrate the armor, leaving only a superficial mark. This demonstration highlights the resilience of Level IV armor against low-power projectiles, even from unconventional tools.

This YouTube Shorts video, titled "M855 vs Steel Body Armor", features a comparison test involving M855 ammunition and steel body armor. The description links to a full-length video on the same topic. The content likely demonstrates the effectiveness or limitations of M855 rounds when impacting steel armor plates.

This video emphasizes the critical importance of spall liners when using steel body armor. It highlights that without a spall liner, fragments from impacts on steel plates can ricochet and cause serious injury or death. The content also features promotional codes for various firearm-related brands, including RTS Tactical, Daniel Defense, EOTech, and Alpha Omega Kydex, suggesting a focus on tactical gear and firearm accessories. The video aims to educate viewers on a crucial aspect of personal protection within the firearms community.

This YouTube video showcases the process of building out a RTS Plate Carrier, highlighting the customization and accessories available for this tactical gear. The description also includes a link to a Benelli M4 setup, suggesting potential firearm integration or related content. Viewers are encouraged to visit RTS Tactical's website for plate carriers and accessories, with a discount code provided. The video appears to be geared towards individuals interested in tactical gear and personal firearm setups.

This YouTube video focuses on affordable hidden civilian body armor suitable for Everyday Carry (EDC). The description highlights a discount code "SPN10" for 10% off all RTS Tactical products, including their compression vest and soft body armor. It also directs viewers to a website offering a wide range of discounted firearm accessories such as holsters, ammo, triggers, lights, lock boxes, safes, and ammo cabinets. The content aims to provide practical solutions for individuals seeking discreet personal protection.

This video focuses on civilian-style hidden body armor from RTS Tactical, specifically the SPN10 model. The description also highlights discount codes for RTS Tactical Gear, Blacksmith Tactical holsters, and Trigger Shark triggers, backplates, slide stops, and barrels, suggesting a broader look at tactical and firearm-related accessories beyond just the body armor itself. The content appears to be a product review or showcase of tactical gear.

This video from RTS Tactical explores the practicality and necessity of concealable body armor, specifically featuring the Commander Level II HG1 Body Armor Compression Shirt. The reviewer discusses its comfort and discreetness when worn with appropriate clothing, raising questions about its value for regular use. The video also includes promotional information for RTS Tactical and Alpha Omega Kydex, offering discount codes and a giveaway. It encourages viewer interaction regarding their opinions on concealable body armor.

This YouTube video features a demonstration of shooting body armor with a grenade launcher, as indicated by the title. The video appears to be from RTS Tactical and also mentions the AR-15 platform in its title. The content likely explores the effectiveness of military-grade ordnance against ballistic protection, potentially offering a visual and somewhat educational experience for firearms and military enthusiasts.

This video conducts a penetration test comparing XM193 FMJ and M855 Green Tip 5.56 NATO ammunition against RTS Tactical Level IV ceramic body armor. The test also includes evaluations of 9mm, .44 Magnum, and .30-06 rounds against the same armor, highlighting differences in performance and the effectiveness of the body armor against various calibers. The video aims to inform viewers interested in ballistics and body armor capabilities.

This short demonstrates the impact of a 12-gauge shotgun slug on an RTS Tactical bulletproof vest. The test shows significant damage to the vest and mannequin, highlighting the projectile's power. Various 12-gauge ammunition types, including a slug, were used in the demonstration.