Recusant
Hellcat
It's kind of big for a face mask.
Kevlar fabric for your clothes
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Bassbob
Emissary
What is it rated to stop ?Not that brand.This stuff is too costly for do it yourself testing. I have seen test results from several manufacturers however and watched it being done at a now out of business manufacturer (Kapps) in Jacksonville, Illinois a number of years ago.
That was a Second Chance *_carrier_* - my apologies, @Keystone19250 . That particular piece of gear is not armored, in and of itself, but serves as a concealable carrier for ballistic plates.
When I looked up pictures, I wasn't careful, and made that mistake!
Again, my apologies.ChanceMcCall
Master Class
IIIA. If it is cold outside you can add a topcoat over the suit which adds extra protection.
C. Sumpin
Custom
Ask and ye shall.....
Well, IIIA is better than nothing!
Know you guys are trying to help...........but........everything you're showing me is too small!
Bassbob
Emissary
There really are no shortcuts. A 3A vest may stop a .44 or whatever, but it may not. It’s not like on the TV where everyone wearing a vest survives. Look at any 3A vest. Is it as thin as a piece of fabric ? The answer is no. If you think a layer of Kevlar fabric is going to make you bullet proof you’re insane. If you are in situations where you feel the need to wear body armor, BUY BODY ARMOR.