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Let me know when you have them in stock. Would they be available for pick up and sales at your Markham location?
We will post here and we will start a new thread for orders. We can accept pickup, however you would have to schedule a time to come in.Originally Posted by Reced98
These are all advertised to be stand alone. However we would probably suggest using a soft armour in conjunction with the steel.
Do you have the results for the IV plates?
Got to say I am impressed with the speed and willingness to respond. I cant wait to see the plates you shoot and then based on this I am in for at least 2 sets to start, maybe a helmet as well.
Shawn
Dumb question, is the soft armor supposed to be on the front of the steel (for spall?). Or behind the plate (next to the body)?
Behind, it is needed on in conjunction plates to catch potential spalling/plate fragments as well as mitigate back face deformation/tramua
Shawn
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Thank you. When we asked what we could do to make you all feel comfortable with these plates we intended to follow through with whatever that was. Sadly I was just sent the testing data for the Ballistic Helmet, Level IIIa, and Level III plates. I have sent an email off asking for the level IV data and will let you all know when I hear anything back.
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