Armored Plates Go Inside Plate Carriee

Published on June 25, 2023
Duration: 0:39

This guide, presented by Johnny Q, details the correct procedure for installing armor plates into a plate carrier. It emphasizes the importance of orienting the multi-curved plates with the curved side facing the user's body for comfort and proper fit. The demonstration covers both front and rear plate installation using Caliber Armor AR550 plates and a Vonn Armor plate carrier.

Quick Summary

Learn the correct method for installing armor plates into a plate carrier. Johnny Q demonstrates using Caliber Armor AR550 multi-curved plates, emphasizing that the curved side must always face the user's body for optimal comfort and fit. The process involves inserting plates into both front and rear compartments and securing the carrier's closures.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Introduction and Plate Selection
  2. 00:09Plate Carrier Overview
  3. 00:18Installing the First Plate
  4. 00:27Installing the Second Plate and Final Setup

Frequently Asked Questions

How should armor plates be oriented in a plate carrier?

Armor plates, especially multi-curved ones like the Caliber Armor AR550, should always be installed with the curved side facing inward towards your body. This ensures proper fit, comfort, and optimal ballistic coverage.

What are the key components shown in the video for installing armor?

The video demonstrates the installation of Caliber Armor AR550 multi-curved steel plates into a Vonn Armor plate carrier, which features a Multicam Black pattern and Velcro closures.

Why is the curved side of an armor plate important?

The multi-curved design of plates like the AR550 is intended to better match the contours of the human torso. Orienting the curve towards your body significantly enhances comfort and wearability, preventing a rigid, box-like feel.

What is the recommended procedure for inserting plates?

Lay the plate carrier flat, insert the first plate into the front compartment with the curve facing inward, then insert the second plate into the rear compartment, also with the curve facing inward. Secure all closures afterward.

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