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Posted: 11/27/2013 9:25:49 AM EDT
The ones pictured above are slightly different from the ones I found on their site here. Look similar enough though. Same concept. Further on in S and S Precision's site, you have to choose which plate manufacturer you are using from a small list. Here is their homepage http://www.sandsprecision.com/ What do those, who have used armor enough to form a better opinion than I, think? It looks too .. 'proprietary' maybe |
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What's your intended use? For a lot less money with a similar weight crye has that new PC.... I may have, mistakenly, given the impression I was asking for purchasing advice for a plate carrier or these plate frames. Sorry My intention was to present something that I thought was new and shiny, and get the thoughts of the good people here on ARF through discussion. Does this type of carrier have a future? Does it have a need? Thoughts? |
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I think it has a "need" because somebody obviously commissioned them to make it but that doesnt mean it has a future. I'd like to see sales numbers from them and the other manufacturers that make similar products to see if the concept has gained some traction.
*Edited to add* at $381, I dont see it gaining traction either.... |
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It would be more advantageous for the end user to be able to use different brands and types of plates in one frame 'system.'
Instead, there is a specific frame for each plate, from a list of four manufacturers. (Ceradyne, Protech, Renegade & Velocity Systems) That, and I think you are limited to using their pouches and accessories. |
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