Videos tagged with Hesco

This video from Hesco delves into their special threat armor options, specifically highlighting the L210, L211, M210, and T212 plates. The content likely aims to inform potential buyers about the capabilities and differences between these armor models, focusing on their ability to defeat specific ballistic threats beyond standard handgun rounds. Viewers can expect to learn about the specifications, intended uses, and potential applications of these advanced armor plates for personal protection and tactical scenarios.

This YouTube video, titled 'Testing Process of Body Armor | HESCO Manufacturing,' focuses on the manufacturing and testing procedures for body armor produced by HESCO. While the specific type of armor or any firearms used in testing are not detailed in the provided description, the core content revolves around the rigorous evaluation of protective gear, likely for tactical or law enforcement applications. The video aims to showcase the quality and reliability of HESCO's body armor through their internal testing processes.

This video provides a comprehensive guide to choosing body armor, featuring Adam from Spiritus Systems. It addresses common questions regarding plate sizes, carrier compatibility, different threat levels (including special threat ratings), and the distinctions between multi-curve and single-curve plates, as well as SAPI vs. Shooters Cut. The discussion also delves into factors influencing plate cost, the necessity of soft armor behind plates, and the lifespan of body armor. The content highlights Spiritus Systems' product offerings and explains their stance against selling steel plates. The video concludes with a kit shakedown, offering practical insights into assembling and utilizing tactical gear.

This video by Military Arms Channel critically evaluates the Hesco L210 Special Threat Armor. The reviewer discusses its appeal as a lightweight, thin, and affordable option. The core of the video involves testing the L210's effectiveness against various intermediate rifle threats, including 5.56mm, 7.62x39mm, M855A1 from a 20-inch barrel, 6.8 SPC, and 6mm ARC. The video aims to determine if the Hesco L210 is a sound choice for its intended purpose.

This video from the 1911 Syndicate provides a science-based torture test of Hesco body armor, specifically reviewing the Hesco L210 and 3810 plates. The L210 is presented as a special threat plate with a focus on its thinness and shooter's cut, designed to handle light armor-piercing threats. The 3810, in a SAPI cut, is described as a lightweight option suitable for range use and capable of stopping pistol rounds and some rifle rounds. The video also briefly introduces the 1911 Syndicate's background in real estate serving the military/LE/shooting/hunting communities and their role as content producers.

This video features a review of the LBT 6094 Plate Carrier, highlighting its design for "operators" and its functionality, even humorously mentioning it can hold "Skittles." The video creator, 1911 Syndicate, also briefly explains their business model, which started in real estate serving military and LE communities and has expanded into content creation. They mention upcoming content on Hesco body armor and promote their sponsors and platforms, including Sly Tactical slings and US Elite Gear.

This video provides a preview of firearms content coming in May 2021, featuring the Sig MCX Virtus, Walther PDP, FN P90, and the highly sought-after HK MP7. It also mentions plates carriers from HRT Gear and LBT, Hesco body armor, and a Dead Air Sandman suppressor. The description also includes promotional information for the "1911 Syndicate" which offers real estate services and content production, along with links to their website, Patreon, Sly Tactical slings, and US Elite Gear apparel.

This video provides a one-year review of the Ferro Concepts Slickster plate carrier, detailing lessons learned from its use. The creator outlines the "maxed out" setup, including specific Ferro Concepts components like the ADAPT KTAR and Mini Dangler, along with Hesco 3810 plates and a SKD Tac hydration carrier. The review will also cover positive and negative aspects of the gear. Notably, the creator mentions that most of this setup will be transferred to a Defense Mechanisms MEPC, indicating a comparison or transition in gear choices.