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Level III+ vs Level IV Body Armor | Which Should Federal Agents Wear?
Level III+ Body Armor will give federal law enforcement agents the best chance to defeat the dozens of bullets that will penetrate standard NIJ Level III body armor.
Best Level 4 Body Armor for the DOD Interceptor Vest
For all of my fellow veterans, an interceptor body armor plate carrier system is all we know about how armor should fit, feel, and weigh. What I didn’t know until I was a civilian is that Interceptor body armor doesn't have to be super heavy, awkward, and uncomfortable.
What you Need To Know Before Buying a Bulletproof Vest
Not too long ago, we wrote a blog answering the...
Level 3 Body Armor Frequently Asked Questions
Level 3 body armor is becoming more popular than Level 3A body armor because of the advancements in technology. As technology improves, companies are able to make stronger, more durable, and lightweight armor than in previous years.
What To Consider When Buying Level 4 Body Armor
Level IV plates are currently the highest-rated armor recognized by...
Active Shooter Preparedness | Bulletproof Backpack Insert For Kids
As I write this article, it really hits home for...
Building a Go Bag As Part of Your Civil Unrest Preparedness
If you believe everything the major news outlets tell you,...
7.62x39 vs 5.56 Rifle Caliber Comparison and What You Need To Know
When it comes to selecting a semi-automatic rifle cartridge, the...
Steel Plates vs. Ceramic Body Armor and What You Need To Know
Body armor is not created equally. In this blog, we’ll...
