The safariland vest is comfortable and offers plenty of protection I hardly notice wearing mine
Ok, I would get fitted for a vest by someone who knows what they are doing. That will help some. I would take a look at safariland and second chance vests, particularly in level II. Body armor is not comfortable, and will always restrict your movement to a degree. If you do start wearing one, I would wear a sweat wicking shirt, then the vest, then a white T-shirt, then whatever else you wear. That should help conceal it a little bit
Knowing what Andy does and where he works, it's not a bad idea to look into.
Give me a call at work tomorow, I can help you out. You don't have to buy it from us, but I can point you in the right direction.
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As far as protection level, the minimum would be the level that's required to stop what you carry.
Get fitted by a professional. Otherwise you'll have wasted money on something that you will not wear. They are bad enough even when fitted correctly.
And make sure you get a spare carrier. They get pretty rank really quick.
Get fitted by a professional. Otherwise you'll have wasted money on something that you will not wear. They are bad enough even when fitted correctly.
And make sure you get a spare carrier. They get pretty rank really quick.
Be careful doing if you don't make body armor for a living.
Some welders did this a few years back and one was killed by ricochet.
Michael Brown
He does paternity tests for the Department of Human Services.
+1, not to mention the very real threat of physical harm from spalling.
I'd never use metal or ceramic plates without a spall guard/liner.
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