Can these be used as a heat shield? Like for automotive purposes?
Is the outer layer flammable?
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Can these be used as a heat shield? Like for automotive purposes?
Is the outer layer flammable?
Kevlar shouldn't be flammable, but I'd test it out first lol.
I did some experiments with Kevlar from a vest I took apart. About 36 layers stopped a very warm hand loaded 178 gr A-Max from a .308 Win at 100 yds. Unfortunately it was about 1" into the wood behind the Kevlar, so probably save your bacon...but maybe not. Sort of like Mongol Warrior Silk Underwear Armor, the arrow doesn't go through you but pulling off the shirt would be a little uncomfortable.
I never have any coin to spare when stuff like this becomes available, bummer.
Are you using chrome? I was and it didn't like it tried it on Firefox and it worked fine, try another browser.Originally Posted by Outwest1213
I am COMPLETELY out of ammo. That's never happened to me before. - Burt Gummer
The old website is on its last breath. The new site will be up in the next day or two. Hopefully smooth sailing from there on.
[QUOTE=Craig0ry;12656941]Are you using chrome? I was and it didn't like it tried it on Firefox and it worked fine, try another browser.[/QUOT
Firefox? Chrome? No idea what that means.lol I shop from my tactical IPhone
Buy em cheap, stack em deep!
[QUOTE=Outwest1213;12658334]Internet browser, my iPhone on google chrome worked fine. If you didn't download another one the default is safari.
EDIT: Nevermind, someone else already addressed it
Last edited by WHOPPER_JR; 05-20-2016 at 08:43 PM.
Mongolians wore silk under their armor because it would not tear, but would rather cut perfectly, leading to much less risk of infection, compared to wool or cotton clothing, as clothing does not get carried into the wound.
Got mine! Really excited to test some stuff out
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