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Archived [ARCHIVED THREAD] - Level 3a with 4 plate?
Posted: 1/24/2015 2:41:25 PM EDT
I ran into a place selling bullet barrier brand blades and gear. They had s 3a set up vest that let you add a level 4 plate inside as well. He said a lot of swat guys use that. Anyone heard this before?
Also his vests were about $600 with the 3a and the bullet barrier plates were about $200 each? Super exspensive? He said everything was made in the US.
Link Posted: 1/24/2015 3:48:51 PM EDT
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Plenty of .mil and LE wear armor carriers with IIIA soft armor and level IV plates.

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Is this price a pretty good price?
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Plenty of .mil and LE wear armor carriers with IIIA soft armor and level IV plates.

Is this price a pretty good price?

Do you have a link or photos? What is the cut of the soft armor, and profile of the plates? I have never heard of "Bullet Barrier".

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Do you have a link or photos? What is the cut of the soft armor, and profile of the plates? I have never heard of "Bullet Barrier".
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Plenty of .mil and LE wear armor carriers with IIIA soft armor and level IV plates.

Is this price a pretty good price?

Do you have a link or photos? What is the cut of the soft armor, and profile of the plates? I have never heard of "Bullet Barrier".

Nether have I. I will see what I can find out. They were curved plates with the side cuts?
kinda like this

Link Posted: 1/24/2015 9:46:18 PM EDT
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I run soft plates under my grey ghost level IV. Mainly just because it makes it more comfortable to wear, but also for the peace of mind of added protection from the blunt force if there is any rear face deformation.
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