Lenny Demos The Ballistic Backpack

Published on August 28, 2018
Duration: 10:01

Lenny McGill of Glock Store Performance and Custom Shop demonstrates a non-tactical ballistic backpack designed for everyday use, particularly for students. The backpack features a Level IIIA ballistic panel, which was tested and shown to effectively stop rounds with minimal deformation. It offers practical features like padded pockets, reflective accents, and multiple compartments, available in various sizes and colors.

Quick Summary

This non-tactical ballistic backpack offers Level IIIA protection, effectively stopping handgun rounds with minimal deformation. The removable panel allows for cleaning and replacement, with an expected lifespan of 5-7 years.

Chapters

  1. 00:08Introduction by Lenny McGill
  2. 00:47Introducing the Ballistic Backpack
  3. 01:32Backpack Features Overview
  4. 02:41Detailed Look at Backpack Design
  5. 03:59Ballistic Panel Compartment
  6. 04:39Additional Backpack Features
  7. 05:05Available Sizes and Colors
  8. 06:16Range Test Setup
  9. 07:13Firearm and Ammunition Used for Testing
  10. 07:59Live Fire Test - Ball Ammunition
  11. 08:15Live Fire Test - Critical Duty Ammunition
  12. 08:27Post-Test Inspection of Backpack
  13. 08:55Back Panel Deformation Analysis
  14. 09:21Conclusion and Recommendation

Frequently Asked Questions

What level of ballistic protection does this backpack offer?

The backpack features a Level IIIA ballistic panel, which is designed to stop common handgun rounds and provides a significant layer of personal protection for everyday use.

How does the ballistic panel perform under fire?

Testing demonstrated that the ballistic panel effectively stopped rounds with minimal deformation on the back, indicating a lower impact transfer to the wearer compared to other ballistic materials.

Does the ballistic panel need to be removed for cleaning?

Yes, the ballistic panel is removable via a zipper. This allows the backpack itself to be washed and also facilitates replacement of the panel when it reaches the end of its service life.

What is the expected lifespan of a ballistic panel?

Ballistic panels have a limited shelf life, typically lasting about five to seven years. After this period, their protective properties can degrade, making them less effective.

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