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Ultimate Level 4 Body Armor Q&A
Why Should I Wear Level 4 Body Armor?
What To Consider When Buying Level 4 Body Armor
Level IV plates are currently the highest-rated armor recognized by...
Steel Plates vs. Ceramic Body Armor and What You Need To Know
Body armor is not created equally. In this blog, we’ll...
Level III vs Level IIIA Body Armor | What's The Difference?
Best Lightweight Level 3 Body armor
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.308 Vs. 30-06 M2 AP | 7 Questions to Help Choose the Best Body Armor
There are 5 classifications of ballistic resistance that are stringently...
10 Questions to Ask to Find The Best Level 3 Body Armor
Best Body Armor for Law Enforcement | Level IIIA Vs. Level III & Level IV
Many of our readers have seen our blogs on the...
What Are the Different Types of Body Armor? | Steel, Ceramic, and Polyethylene vs. Duritium® Body Armor
This is your chance to save hundreds of dollars on the best NIJ-Listed lightweight Level III and Level IV body armor.