The Best Body Armor For Civilians

The Best Body Armor For Civilians
Why would a civilian ever need body armor? What type of body armor is best for you? Chadd takes you through all of the considerations you should make before purchasing body armor for yourself.
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[@383corvette1]

If the government tells you that you don't need it, or they want to regulate it. You need it.

[@RandyBeretta-db5bg]

⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐YEP.!🤔

[@TexasNationalist1836]

What about drugs or alcohol

[@silverstasher9912]

​@@TexasNationalist1836drugs are good alcohol is poison

[@marsiloficino5060]

@@TexasNationalist1836they can tax it

[@TexasNationalist1836]

@@marsiloficino5060 so are you ok with them taxing guns or body armor?

[@krist7697]

My dad told me growing up it’s better to have and not need than to need and not have . I have lived by that .

[@kenofken9458]

That applies to everything but condoms!🤣

[@Mikehood96]

yep, one of the best JKF quotes I've ever heard. 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸

[@domework23]

THAT'S A FACT!!!!!

[@M447DT]

Very smart words to live by 👍

[@michaelleprieur7720]

Better to be a warrior in the garden than a gardener in a war 🤷

[@BUZZKILLJRJR]

If cops and the military need it then we need it. That's how the second amendment works. Thank you for your service brother! Subbed!

[@tymz-r-achangin]

Well said

[@jimmymcgill5572]

Facts! Enough of this sheep mindset the govt/police are more important than us! It’s the opposite

[@MrFox1111]

Fucking right.

[@coolbreeze2.0-mortemadfasc13]

You need nukes?

[@TexasReaper92]

@@coolbreeze2.0-mortemadfasc13 No one needs nukes

[@battleborn2002]

If you think you need body armor, you do. Doesn't really matter what anyone else thinks.

[@Fng_1975]

Even if you don’t, with body armor, it’s better to have and not need, than need and not have.

[@FishHuntFreedom]

💯

[@michaelbiniakewitz2329]

I’m inclined to agree with you but in grand scheme of things if dude is not assigned to combat and is a civilian he’s most likely inviting a world of bad into his life

[@Fng_1975]

@@michaelbiniakewitz2329 How is purchasing body armor inviting bad into your life?

[@timothyqueen7286]

@@Fng_1975 This is true, but only if you are wearing it.

[@ralphholiman7401]

The first time I regretted giving away all of my body armor as I retired, was the first time I went to a public range in twenty five years. And, the whole time, watching some of the gun handling and shooting, wishing I was wearing some.

[@tomhickman1006]

Yes sir, I've almost been hit by a deflected bullet when putting out targets by another shooter not waiting who just arrived.

[@jimsturt]

The answer is yes. It was a purchase I made during the 2020 "Summer of Love". Who would have thought we'd ever live in a country where anarchists can roam the streets and burn down houses?!

[@user-mj1vb8jr6j]

My man… samesies, I bought my first set of armor, and figured out a way of carrying my Glock 34 with a streamlight and extra mag daily over my Glock 26 that summer. My wife and I moved to florida in April and this damn hurricane has made me add more and more to my bug out plan. Felt great bringing in 27 firearms and 5k rounds of ammo into a hotel in 7 trips with no one noticing. But I felt like crap not having a jet boil to cook our food with in our hotel when Uber eats and the whole town shut down. Point is you never know what you may need until you need it. If you have the time and the money make it a priority to be prepared. I have a grey ghost apparition backpack I can put my AR, a backup Glock 2 extra 30 rounders, with a coupled 30 rounders in the pipe ready to go and some tourniquets and I fak (extra batteries for everything) and that is pretty awesome but shoot this hurricane made me realize a lot. That bag is great for road trips and going into hotels so I can always have a rifle (I will always have it with me). But that backpack doesn’t do shit about being hungry or cold or needing to help a family member stay dry and warm. I’m reevaluating everything right now and I really need to add more of the less sexy (MK18 with glocks on glocks and combat loadout to more of a how am I gonna eat and be able to sleep type set up)

[@timg7627]

@@user-mj1vb8jr6j Great reply. I hope everything is going well for you after Ian. It’s an interesting perspective when the shit actually hits the fan. The 27 firearms you carried can’t help much in many situations. Food, water and shelter are also extremely high priorities when things go sideways. Glad you made it out ok and have the ability to already be addressing the details where you can improve. 👊

[@JewTubeSux]

"Anarchists." Lol. Those are not "anarchists." Considering "democide" (death by government) has been the #1 cause of death for the last 2000+ years, blaming fake anarchists (closet commies) for that is weak. They don't even know what bathroom to use, so them wielding the word "anarchist" is also weak. Statism is the disease of tyranny masquerading as it's own cure. People should be responsible for their own liberty/security. Government is historically always wielded by the ultra wealthy elite... Yes, body armor is extremely handy.

[@kenofken9458]

So did you actually come under fire from any of these marauding anarchists, or even see one in real life vs on some Fox coverage?

[@jdl2180]

@@user-mj1vb8jr6j you can't shoot a hurricane.

[@libertysignlighting]

The most straightforward dude in every subject matter. Much appreciated 🇺🇸

[@thatguysota9313]

💯

[@Swamp-Fox]

I got steel plates a couple of years ago. They are definitely heavy & uncomfortable, but better than nothing!

[@gschimbeck]

The rubberized coating on the steel plate helps with the Spalding and fragmentation. It is a major improvement on steel

[@andydriever3446]

Companies now are coating them with Kevlar also. And the plates are getting much lighter, 7.5 lbs in some cases.

[@plazmaballs1024]

😂 ok!

[@jamessouza7065]

I have wondered what folding the edges inward so that any fragments from hitting plate eventually collide with a barrier of steel as the coatings get blasted away.

[@raybrendaglaze2019]

We the civilian class appreciate your knowledge and teachings. A person or group of individuals is only as good as their coach / coaches. You are one of many that have put your life on the line for us to live the lives we have. You are loved and appreciated beyond measure. Thank you!

[@theodorebennett7938]

I am really taking a liking to this dude and his content. As a former soldier, I wrongly thought all SEALs were arrogant bastards, but Chad seems really down to earth and comes across as a fine fellow. The takes on our "government's excesses is so on target it makes all the sense in the world. More please!

[@jctedsap]

I used to have a neighbor that was a former Seal and a very humble guy but not someone to mess with.

[@leechapa7279]

I knew some seals too.

[@GTRNights]

This one is down to earth and a fine fellow. He's just gone off the conspiracy theory far right wing nutcase cliff unfortunately. Gonna be 80 and have trenches with razorwire built around his house with spotlights, and a minefield, thinking the gov is coming for him. The same gov that sent him after people. Oh the irony.

[@burnban3047]

when you don't live life in ego ridden "professions" its easy to learn that every big "hobby" (as in people make their jobs their personality) that comes from said professions always have the D-Bag bastards. Its another needed "Grown Up" thing to understand these days.

[@raqamsonofmanasseh]

We're not all arrogant. Former Frog Doc, that just did his job. Now I'm a professional Beach Bum.

[@GuyFawkes-cv9dc]

I’m a former police officer I have 35 years of firearms training and as a trainer, I also over the 35 years have washed the progression of body armor improve over that time, and I would like to call myself a novice or well educated body armor person. the same with firearms I have the same years of training, and I have to say that you are one of the most informative knowledgeable people I have found on KZbin. Anyone who comes across your channel and is thinking about body armor should follow your lead. As I want your video I know everything you’re gonna say ahead of time with a few surprises that I did not know here in there. I’d like to congratulate you for educating this old dog with some new tricks. Good job man.

[@deanbraden7695]

How many times did you ask “got any weapons?” 😢

[@dukenukem69]

​@@deanbraden7695he probably stole a good amount of them

[@bunk95]

You are being kept as a slave that was marketed as a police officer?

[@angryjarhead]

@GuyFawkes-cv9dc Why do you cop nerds get on military vet channels and bring up being a cop. You're not a warfighter. You're actually more cowardly than the average citizen. Get lost, clown.

[@contractor556]

“Get fragged in the eyes and the neck, those are placed you do not want to get fragged at” ! Very true

[@phillipwaters7716]

I would like to add that the “bed liner” type coating on the steel plates is there for the purpose of catching fragments and reducing spall on the back of it. Some companies call the coating frag wrap. Thanks for the video, Chadd! I really like them all and always learn something that I didn’t know!

[@amshootez]

Fuck yes we need armor. Even if just for training, level III is mandatory (& should be) in most tac-rifle classes, & IIIA for tac-pistol. Train like you fight, fight like you train.

[@finfish260]

I used to manufacture Ball Ceramic & Polyurethane plate products in TN. The ceramic balls were made by Coors in Golden Colorado. These products were not fragile and would not crack like the solid ceramic plates. After seeing the results at the test range, I'm a firm believer in ceramic protection. However, I run with Duritium plates only because they fit in my carrier and conform to my body better. LOL - like you said, I'm more nervous at the gun range than I am at the grocery store. Be aware of your surroundings and stay safe in this crazy time.

[@MrJohnnyDistortion]

Were the ball ceramic & polyurethane plates manufactured for body armor?

[@bmille2121]

another great video from you guys. I love your channel, having recently discovered it. You guys are always straight forward to the point with no BS.

[@jaydemay7]

Side plates are a must. A junctional hit is hard to treat in the field.

[@SinCityVillain]

I'll probably never have a need for this BUT i absolutely love hearing you talk about the why and how of just about everything. It's insightful, thought-provoking and fascinating. Most reviews on every topic, subject or item, the reviewer says.."These are the top 5-10....etc etc" but you always explain all angles of things which i really love. Thank You!

[@pmcgns10]

It’s crazy you said that brother, the Army always told us “Better to have it & not need it, than need it & not have it!” Constantly when we would wonder why the hell we we’re taking snow gear to the field in July…. We’ll we were 10th Mountain that’s why! Lol I hated most lessons the Army taught until I was out, then I realized how much they had instilled into me. Hooah, Climb to Glory!!

[@SeanMurphy00]

I made the mistake of purchasing plates last year before I did any research. I bought steel plates and I ended up upgrading to polyethylene a few months ago. I will say the nice thing about steel is I wear them when I’m hiking and running for the extra workout. Haha hopefully I’ll never need them but I think there’s a pretty good chance I will since I live in commiefornia.

[@glidewell19]

Steel last forever, poly last 5 years. Pro and cons to both.

[@rebel_scum_]

that's ok man we all make mistakes! I did the same thing when I got into armor a few years back lol.

[@POSTMASTER_Rion-Donald_Harmon.]

Premier body armor has 50 dlar spall liners.

[@rebel_scum_]

@@glidewell19 your better off not wearing any armor if steel is the only option. Poly plates have "expiration dates" because they're required to with government regulation. Kinda like medication. Unless your super hard on your plates they will be just fine for many years.

[@krisgee9553]

@@rebel_scum_ saying better off with no plates than wearing steel is like saying don't bother carrying if all you have is a .22. I'd much rather deal with frag than a hole in the chest. The coatings work to some degree to mitigate spawl and the carrier too. Not the best scenario but certainly better than nothing. Plus steel plates are backup for someone else, rage targets when you upgrade, or a weight vest for training as mentioned. Better options today as armor has gotten more popular. You can get cheap level IV nowadays.

[@tripple3473]

great video, Thanks brother. Ive been thinking about getting some but want to know more and your advice is priceless

[@petersicilian5669]

Outstanding . very informative video. You keep things real .

[@kingstoeck]

Appreciate your knowledge and time sharing it. Huge help, thank you.

[@danielcurtis1434]

I really like this guys approach!! He’s not focused on buzz words or clickbait for views. His opinions are based on experiences not perceptions and assumptions.

[@gunslinger91mcgillicuddy52]

Your channel is blowing up my feed all of the sudden. Love that I found it! This means the algorithm is popping for you! Hopefully you see a surge in growth man!

[@paullee5380]

I run RMA class 4 ceramics as the price point is easier to justify for your average every day white collar civilian. I really like Agilite's philosophy when it comes to body armor for civilians- its basically like a reserve parachute. You will rarely ever have to use it and chances are that you'll go through your entire life never having to use it, but if you find yourself in a seriously bad spot, having access to it can really save your life.

[@davidedwards8940]

Just like a gun hopefully

[@delopez1966]

I've got the Agilite K19 plate carrier with Spartan Armor steel plates. Thinking of upgrading to Shot Stop Duritiun plates.

[@drunknmarxist]

Better to have it and not need it than to need it and not have it!

[@UNBELIEVABLE618]

Agilite gear is the way to go i wear it daily

[@jtaylorb88]

Not so sure about them these days with their plate failure and how they didn't even want to pull the effected lots.

[@surfrbrian]

Great content. This is exactly what most people need to hear regarding the necessity and application for the types of plates. Good stuff Chad!

[@dimasromero6676]

thank's my man.your videos are very informative ,big fan of your content

[@rathgarredbeard4808]

You can make very effective body armor out of a fiber glass welding blanket and a can or 2 of fiber glass resin for around $30 bucks. I watched a video where a guy did just that and it easily stopped a .22 long rifle, 38 caliber, 9mm, .45 caliber, 12 gauge double 00 buckshot and even a 10mm round from a Glock.

[@SpecOpsGear]

None of those are rifle rounds.

[@rathgarredbeard4808]

@@SpecOpsGearI never said they were...

[@jeremiahgermaine6256]

Great info, I trust your judgement and definitely will be looking into side plates.

[@isaacc4609]

Thanks for the solid information and no nonsense.

[@robertsalyers1351]

Solid Dude and such a straight shooter. Much love and respect 🙏

[@mr.g816]

Thank you. Never thought about the soft armor underneath the plate, or side plates. Sounds worth it

[@amadoleon8981]

They sell Padding for that Last time I looked they were 25 bucks

[@Fng_1975]

Belay my last. I was mistaken. Sorry

[@f.baccari5227]

Great channel, very informative executed with excellence.

[@nighttemplar853]

Thanks for the information

[@semperfortisjiujitsu]

Great advice and insight. Most likely will never need them, but they are great to have if you ever need them.

[@Archangels1]

I’m glad your taking about spalting. (Frag) with certain plates.

[@joey6119]

Love your vids,love your info,I like to here from people who know what there talking about, thank you for your service

[@ValentinoRossFan46]

Thank you for your service. Subbed

[@tinmanspartan7551]

Better to have and not need, than to need and not have. Applies to most everything in life.

[@rodschrader6379]

Just like a firearm. Better have it and not need it , than to need it and not have it .

[@Gmar69]

Good video bro, I have two plate carrier setups for my wife and I. You never know when the crap is going to hit the fan, plus we use them when we're at a target practice location.

[@wread1982]

Excellent video sir, thank you for your service!

[@americathefree3708]

I keep soft vest in my closet in case immediate threat. But my truck and man cave is the ar500. I'm going to change now that i have seen this. Thanks. Going to send a thanks too and I subscribed because you have useful info.

[@bski1611]

You can also get steel plates with a build-up coat which prevents frag pretty well.

[@augmentin1x2]

Exactly! I can’t understand why in 2022 we’re talking about steel plates and spalling when there are a lot with built-up coat. I went through CaliberArmor and they’re great…heavy but comfortable with a very performing anti-spalling coat. Steel 20 years shelf life - Ceramic 5…

[@1ZZFE]

So much useful info. Thank you Chadd.

[@rogerwills2509]

Thank you! Great information. I could have saved myself a lot of time by watching this video before the other 30 that I watched trying to educate myself.

[@signelengis]

You’re answering all the questions I have as a engineering nerd that doesn’t have time or much interest in being all tactical. Just want to have the stuff that I need when my military buddies tell me they need help defending the neighborhood/state/country. I don’t have time for all the expensive cool nonsense. Do night vision or FLIR or whatever it is called next… need that on the cheap.

[@denmanfite3156]

Garandthumb did a great video on NVG and Thermal about mountain camouflage. Worth checking out. Thermal optics on the cheap iRay

[@pastorbill7374]

Outstanding HOLD THE LINE OF FREEDOM INTEGRITY JUSTICE TRUTH AND HONOR AT ANY COST EVERY VETERAN ACROSS AMERICA REMEMBER YOUR OATH TO GOD AND COUNTRY TO DEFEND THIS GREAT NATION AGAINST ALL ENEMIES FOREIGN OR DOMESTIC STAND UNITED AS ONE

[@iansmith5824]

Appreciate this video. I'm a novice to this kinda thing but really studying now with all the crazy things going on. Have a great day.

[@ereyes1209]

Thanks for the review chad

[@wadehampton1737]

How many train for pelvic/head shots and avoid training center mass because of the prevalence of body armor?

[@pisom4314]

clint smith quote "shoot them in the dick!!" they will go down!!!

[@bboness713]

Why wouldn't we have armor? Great video brother!

[@chriserickson4417]

Great info, thanks for the video!

[@hopduncan7905]

Very educational video. Subscribed!

[@Cletus_the_Elder]

I had the same thought about layering soft armor under hard armor. I would think that should there be a round that makes impact, the durable soft layer will disperse some of the force around the surface area of the pad. There will still be injury, but I would think that it would be the difference between bruised/hairline-fractured ribs to full-on broken ribs. As to which I would purchase, I think of prioritizing the harm I am prepping for in terms of statistical likelihood and level of harm. If I was a convenience store worker, it would be double plates. As an office guy, it would be the soft pads that can fit underneath a dress shirt, in case someone tries to rob me on my way to the parking lot and things get sloppy. I know people are prepping for much worse these days, but my priority is the immediate and likely harm before the less likely harm.

[@justinriley8651]

there should not be a law about owning body armour. it's your business.

[@Mhatter12]

Thanks for having those plates available for viewing, it helps

[@NashvillePastaman]

The Hillbilly seal- you have become one of my go to channels ….. !!! I started hiking with my tactical vest and weight just to get used to it….. gonna research plates now…. I keep safelight 3A+ in my car …… you never know!!

[@stevouknow8408]

Hey, 307 project ! If you run out of that Hoist take my advice. 1 Luke warm Quart of Water, 1tsp of Baking Soda, 1 tsp of salt. Now, you have a satisfactory electrolyte solution in the field. Brought to you by a Retured Navy Corpsmen. Have a great day, and keep on soldiering !

[@bryanst.martin7134]

It's that fuzzy math, where 20% more coverage may mean 50% greater survivability. Good words, Brother, Thank you. Having narrowly dodged Ian, I just realized my rig is far from buoyant. I think I will check out West Marine for one of those self inflating collars.

[@steveedington5231]

great video great instructor thank you my brother

[@YeshuaKing0fKings]

Thank you for breaking down the differences of armor types. Very good information for someone like me who really does not know all that much about body armor. Thank you Sir.

[@theKashConnoisseur]

There's been a few times at the outdoor shooting spot where someone shooting a gun for their first time flags the entire firing line with their finger on the trigger. In those moments I've often thought it would be nice to have body armor.

[@Acemechanicalservices]

I put together a vest of full steel plates, front, back and sides. The weight is ridiculous, and really has to be felt to be believed. You would have to be a real prime specimen to operate wearing it. I feel that vest would do me more harm than good! It also makes you realize how much an extra 40 pounds of body weight (which I carry right now) is dragging you down.

[@user-ix8cp7ci3z]

Also have to take in consideration shrapnel. Projectile might not go thru, but pieces could go into face, arms legs. Needs a coating.

[@rodyoakum1194]

Thanks For Info

[@peaceinvalleygreenhouse6915]

Especially nice to have plates, hard or soft, in the winter... like wearing a weighted blanket!! All warm and cozy..🙂

[@JSMachine1]

I like steel plates for the weight for using my carrier like a weight vest. I get the benefits of tactical training and also a workout. For actual real world use I would go with the lighter option.

[@wilsongulick4608]

I didn't much think about body armor in terms of civvie gun ranges until roundabout 2017 when an older but newbie guy at a range pointed an AK pistol at my chest twice within 10 minutes. Twice! After that IDGAF what the old timers at the range think of me (they talk trash, snicker etc). Whatever old man, this is guaranteed to be cheaper than a GSW to the chest or back. At a range where I don't know absolutely everyone I'm rocking rifle plates and an IFAK the entire time. Also, if you need them for a real-world situation, most likely you're not getting them if you don't already have them. Finally, great piece of workout equipment too, as long as you don't use UHMWPE plates.

[@D0TELL]

Twice!!

[@neintoten6155]

Very helpful info! Thanks, Dude! Youzzz da manzzz!!!

[@Native_love]

Great video! Thank you brother! Stay well! Subbed!

[@heavyd9154]

the smaller lighter plates fit great inside your truck and car doors. Pop off the door panel and use super double tape or construction adhesive to mount inside the door. Reinstall the door panel

[@KennyInSubic]

👍👍👍

[@kenofken9458]

There's not a lot of spare space in a car door. Even if you can somehow sandwich one in, you probably won't ever be able to open that window again.

[@coryshaw5693]

@@kenofken9458 lmao wrong

[@HighlanderThisIlldefend]

Good stuff. Personally I like 3+ Fras armor. It's lighter than steel plates, flexible, no spalling, multi hit capable and offers better protection than 3a soft armors

[@kmac720]

I've been looking at doing FRAS plates or just gettin getting a vest from SafeLife. Any other brands but them that make FRAS?

[@HighlanderThisIlldefend]

@@kmac720 Guard Dog Body Armor actually tested better than Safe Life in a video I saw. They are the only other brand I know of that offers something like that

[@kmac720]

@@HighlanderThisIlldefend Thanks! Found their site, I see some 3+ stuff, didn't see anything labeled FRAS. Looks like plates only? That's my debat too, getting plates vis a vest

[@davidwilliams299]

Thank you for this information.

[@user-nd5vb2yw2i]

I did get somethings out of this very informative and you gave your personal considerations.

[@ccsmith2937]

If you own a gun then you need body armor. Most crime involves handguns so soft armor has its place. 3A Backpack armor inserts 10”x12” are $50 or a vest type carrier/ 2 plates is $100 at Botach. It’s good stuff. If you have kids in school put an IFAK & a backpack ballistic panel into their backpack. 👍🇺🇸👍

[@bunk95]

Crime is fictional. Do you lie about human slaves and what they do with that fiction? Are you being kept as a slave thats marketed with fiction?

[@helikon06]

Note on ceramics, the new Gen stuff is a tile system on PE. The tiles herlp reduce the likelihood of damage due to accidental impact or dropping due to the smaller size and overlapping of the tiles. The old Gen ceramics were a solid sheet and were very fragile as you said. Great vids ,🤘🏻

[@lock7852]

Great stuff man ty!

[@maxx20122012]

Thank you for the info.

[@Dr.Spoofs]

If you live in this time, you need it.

[@EyesWideOpen1969]

I'm amazed that someone in the steel plate community of manufacturers hasn't given the upper part something like knight armor had, a bevor lip at the top. There is also shoulder plates. I have both side and shoulder plates. Level IV all the way around. I wish there was a way to make level IV helmets without them being extra heavy.

[@SAMSUN21]

As always excellent advice, thanks

[@anonymousanonymous8454]

Also, a down side for other styles of plates and an upside for the steel is there is no margin of error around the outside edge. Thanks for the video, doing to look into this duritium plate.

[@williamperry118]

I bought Predator Armor AR650 steele plates with a kevlar coating for anti spalding it's heavy but it's an NIJ Level 3+

[@cc-vg4ed]

Keep in mind, technically there is not a "NIJ 3+." For hard armor there is only NIJ level III and IV. III+ was developed from manufacturers and rounds completely depend on testing from that manufacturer.

[@danielcurtis1434]

I think that safe life defense stuff looks pretty good!!! The Fras vest stops damn near everything!!! Also they have “hyperline” which is super light 3A with room for a fras plate. I think one of each would be the lightest weight protections.

[@buddyables1038]

I’m catching up on your info….I really like everything that you are saying and thinking out loud….I enjoy all of your truck talks

[@michaelzimmerman9221]

Thank you for what you do!

[@TheRealFurBallz]

as a veteran on the west coast i am deeply disturbed at how the local population openly despises the military and police. i keep a set of plates for everyone in my immediate family. but its getting too expensive to keep purchasing them.

[@3SIXTYPROD]

My friend there are more of us who appreciate the military and most law enforcement then not… the idiots who don’t are like Chihuahuas to me the bark and yap make a lot of noise are annoying as hell but as soon as a real dog comes around the tuck tail and piss themselves…..

[@codermonkey85]

​@@3SIXTYPRODagreed! And as for the price of plates, just like all firearms related purchases, but them when they go on sale only if it's not needed immediately

[@bunk95]

No human wants human slaves even if theyre marketed with fiction. Do you act like thats untrue?

[@bunk95]

Should you be killed so those thought if as your family arent made and/or kept as slaves?

[@modus_operandi2508]

FTP

[@kennypreston3302]

Here in NY state. Apparently the “officials” in the government feel that we don’t need body armor .. in fact we civilian’s are not allowed to have it anymore!! I don’t understand how something that could save my life ,and in no way do any harm to anyone else,be banned!

[@TheOleOtter]

Because they realize it could save your life without you relying on the government.

[@dontmakememad6759]

They wanted to stop the sales that way there is no more vest being sold and distributed now the armor that you see criminals with is 9/10 times stolen

[@alefdesign1990]

Can own...just cant buy online in ny state any longer. PA or Vermont and drive back.

[@badboybootz8]

Because your govt. Wants you dead

[@Rambo88568]

I think you can own it, just can't buy it in NY state.

[@phelans9251]

Thanks for the info!

[@robertwilson822]

Great info, great channel.

[@rob7635]

Chadd is the man NUFF SAID

[@JayDubb3BCT]

Agilite level 4 ceramics. Light weight, multi hit capabilities and not very obtrusive as far as thickness. Nuff said!

[@SteveW79-2K]

Glad I watched this. I never even thought about the fragging rounds with the steel plates

[@RS-vp8jd]

Good info. Thanks!

[@Fz-bo7sm]

You can get a spall liner for steel plates pretty cheap, they’re a Kevlar sleeve that encloses the plate and adds padding as well

[@robertjordan4755]

Even a simple piece of level 3 soft armor in front of steel will work.

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Once again thanks for limited hype content that is valuable to the armed citizen.

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Thanks brotha!

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Good video thank you