RTS Tactical Level 4 Vs. Everything!

Published on November 25, 2020
Duration: 8:23

This video features an in-depth test of an RTS Tactical Level 4 body armor plate, demonstrating its ability to withstand multiple high-velocity rifle rounds at close range. The presenter, 'daily shooter,' highlights the plate's lightweight composite construction compared to steel and its effectiveness against various calibers. The test confirms the plate's integrity, though it sustains significant damage, emphasizing its single-use nature after such an impact.

Quick Summary

The RTS Tactical Level 4 body armor plate was subjected to rigorous testing with multiple high-velocity rifle calibers including 308 Winchester, 6.5 Creedmoor, 5.56 Green Tip, 7.62x39mm, and 6.5 Grendel at a close range of 15 feet. Despite sustaining significant damage, the plate successfully stopped all projectiles without any penetration, demonstrating its robust protective capabilities.

Chapters

  1. 00:09Introduction to RTS Tactical Level 4 Plate
  2. 00:21Weight Comparison: Level 4 vs. Steel Plates
  3. 00:56Level 3 vs. Level 4 Armor Threat Stopping Power
  4. 01:09Test Calibers Overview
  5. 01:49Improvised Backstop Setup
  6. 02:00Test Distance and Setup (15 feet)
  7. 02:09308 Winchester Test (FMJ Rounds)
  8. 02:506.5 Creedmoor Test (High Velocity Rounds)
  9. 03:40Initial Results: Plate Integrity After 308 & 6.5 CM
  10. 04:07Further Testing: Green Tip, 7.62x39, 6.5 Grendel
  11. 04:227.62x39mm Test
  12. 04:426.5 Grendel Test
  13. 05:20Final Back Plate Inspection: No Penetration
  14. 06:02Front Plate Damage Assessment
  15. 06:23Plate Construction: Ceramic, Kevlar, Composite
  16. 07:20RTS Tactical Brand Review and Value Proposition
  17. 07:52Where to Find RTS Tactical Products

Frequently Asked Questions

What calibers was the RTS Tactical Level 4 armor plate tested against?

The RTS Tactical Level 4 armor plate was tested against 308 Winchester (150gr FMJ and 123/124gr FMJ), 6.5 Creedmoor (120gr and 140gr), 5.56 Green Tip, 7.62x39mm (123gr), and 6.5 Grendel. These tests were conducted at a close range of 15 feet.

Did any rounds penetrate the RTS Tactical Level 4 armor plate during the test?

No, absolutely no rounds penetrated the RTS Tactical Level 4 armor plate during the extensive testing. Despite multiple high-velocity rifle impacts at close range, the plate successfully stopped all projectiles, though it sustained significant damage.

How does the RTS Tactical Level 4 plate compare to steel armor?

The RTS Tactical Level 4 plate is significantly lighter than steel plates, making it much more comfortable for wear. While steel armor is affordable and effective, composite plates like this Level 4 offer a substantial upgrade in protection and user experience.

What is the construction of a Level 4 ballistic plate?

A Level 4 plate is typically a composite structure. It incorporates a ceramic strike face to break up and dissipate the energy of incoming rounds, backed by materials like Kevlar or other ballistic fibers to catch fragments and prevent penetration.

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