New Arivals, Night Vision, Helmets, Plates.

[Frontier Firearms]

 

[Frontier Firearms]

Limited supply of helmets due to the current conflict. We have only 5 hemets and 20 plates.

 

[masterYo]

There is a contradictions in the plates descriptions:
Ballistic Plates offer Level IV protection when used in conjunction with the IIIA Bulletproof Vest
and later
Our plate provides NIJ level IV protection when used alone, such as in a plate carrier. Capable of stopping even heavy rounds.

Wo made those plates ?

 

[Dynas]

Am curious too. Who made these plates and are they NIJ certified?

 

[havensmg]

Is PAL required to ship plates to BC? Obviously have my PAL, but just curious. Never purchased any sort of armour before.

 

[KePet]

No sizes listed with the helmets. I have a genetic condition known as a small pointy head, so I would need to know what the size of these are.

 

[Frontier Firearms]

Fixed the description. They are level 4 stand alone, no need for 3A soft armor. These come from Military Depot of Killeen Texas.

 

[Frontier Firearms]

PAL is required for BC, the Mitch helmets are adjustable on the inside using a flat dial so no need for exact sizes.

 

[uAJollyRogering]

What size are the helmets? there's a pretty big range and your product page doesn't specify what you have

 

[Frontier Firearms]

These adjust from 55-63 Cm.

 

[MlCE]

PAL is required for BC, the Mitch helmets are adjustable on the inside using a flat dial so no need for exact sizes.

What about NS?

 

[chanrobi]

Is PAL required to ship plates to BC? Obviously have my PAL, but just curious. Never purchased any sort of armour before.

YOu don't need PAL to buy armour lol

 

[evonorth]

YOu don't need PAL to buy armour lol

In some provinces, short of a body armour permit or being a LEO/security, you definitely do.
BC is indeed one of those provinces.

Here's BC's Body Armour Control Act: https://www.bclaws.gov.bc.ca/civix/document/id/complete/statreg/09024_01#section2

Here's the regulations relating to that Act: https://www.bclaws.gov.bc.ca/civix/document/id/complete/statreg/203_2010

Section 2(3)(c) of the act mentions "is exempt [from needing a body armour permit] under the regulations."

Section 2(2)(d) of the regulations is the exemption for an individual who possesses a valid license issued under the firearms act.