Ali express body armor 3a soft armor weights fck all. Point blank with 9mm fmj 147gr stapled to wood backdrop. Decent dent in the wood but no penetration. Seemed to stop it rather quick into material. Cost $35 delivered
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>>64502804Oppsies, recoil anticipation, and dropped the round a foot and half low into your pelvis instead of the plate
>>64502804Nobody is buying your shit.Without all the right certifications.And not one funny fucking move by you.You are not capable of this.Nobody is buying your shit.Xi is a faggot and fucks niggers, taiwan is the real china.
>>64502804Fuck yamudda
It's ligit, im not selling shit. It's good if you're broke. It doesn't have certs but I certified it. It came with a china sticker said llla
Chinese armor performs fine in youtube tests by compensated affiliates (even Buffman is technically "compensated") but is largely not-NIJ certified. Militech is the best of the bunch, but they're still shady. People used to slobber over those Botach $50 5.5lb Level IV plates years ago, but there were reported failures even against M855A1 (the plates can't crack arrest for shit - surprise cheap fucking materials) - they got discontinued and quietly replaced with heavier models.Armor isn't something you can cheap out on. If your ass is to the wall some Chinese stuff can be entertained, but it needs to be made by an actual firm. I've been looking into stuff from Gilliam Technical Services, a small time US-based outfit, that uses a mix of Chinese, Italian, and American materials. Prices are good but, again, no certs. Some test reports. You cannot get M993-rated plates cheaper than this.The rule of thumb is that a good pair of US-made, no strings attached plates starts at $395. Soft armor is a different story.
