Steel Body Armor Explained

Welcome back to Maverick Tactical! In this video, Patrick delves into the world of hard armor with steel plates. Learn about the specifications of our Level 3 ballistic steel, including its capability to stop 7.62x51 rounds at 2780 feet per second. Discover the benefits of steel armor, such as its competitive price point compared to composite alternatives, while considering factors like weight and bullet fragmentation.
Explore how our Spall Guard sleeve offers additional protection by mitigating bullet fragmentation, ensuring your safety. Check out our website for more information and product availability, and don't forget to leave your thoughts and feedback in the comments below. Remember to like and subscribe for more informative content from Maverick Tactical!
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[@kenofken9458]

Steel is....better than having nothing. It's only real virtue is that it's dirt cheap. Level III is an awkward thing. It stops 7.62 nicely in both the NATO and AK formats but doesn't do as well against 5.56 which is likely to be the most common threat profile from rifles in this country. If Level III does work for you, you can get a poly plate at half the weight and not have to fiddle with spall mitigation sleeves or layers.

[@mavericktacticalllc]

100% Agree! Steel is not for everyone given the spalling and weight. Level 3 poly plates are definitely a go to if the budget allows.

[@kenofken9458]

I tell people there is a reason no modern military uses steel armor.