Videos tagged with Special Threat Plates

This video torture tests Hesco L210 ceramic body armor plates through extreme conditions like water submersion, drops, and heat. While the plates generally maintained ballistic integrity against 5.56mm and 7.62x39mm rounds, prolonged exposure to water and heat increased backface deformation. Edged weapon attacks did not compromise the plates' ballistic performance.

This video reviews the T.Rex Arms AC1 plate carrier with Hesco L210 Special Threat plates, detailing setup options and cost. It also provides an in-depth explanation of NIJ body armor ratings, comparing steel, ceramic, and polyethylene materials. Proper plate sizing, placement, and the purpose of body armor for civilian defense are also discussed.

This video provides a review of Shot Stop Special Threat Level Plates. The reviewer demonstrates the plates' performance against various calibers including 5.56mm (55 G Ball and 62 G Green Tip) and .308 (68 G Hollow Point), noting a single shot defeat for each. Multiple 9mm shots were also tested with zero pass-through observed. The description also promotes merchandise like the "Mandate Freedom Shirt" and the "Three of Seven Project" through various links, including their store, training courses like "The Proving Ground 3 Troop" and "The Basic Course," and their Patreon for exclusive content.