Videos tagged with Hesco L210

This video undertakes a torture test of Hesco L210 Special Threat Ceramic Body Armor Plates, subjecting them to extreme conditions including heat in a vehicle, water submersion, drops, and stabbing. The tests also include firing popular rounds like 5.56mm and 7.62x39mm at the plates to debunk common myths about their durability and effectiveness. The content aims to provide practical insights for consumers considering ceramic body armor, with surprising results expected.

This video focuses on the importance of body armor for every American, with a specific recommendation and discussion of the HESCO L210. The presenter aims to explain why owning body armor is crucial and provides their rationale. The content is geared towards educating viewers on personal protection equipment and its necessity in modern times.

This video offers a comprehensive guide to selecting and setting up body armor, focusing on plate carriers and ballistic plates. The host showcases his personal setups, featuring the Trex Arms AC1 and Haley Strategic D3CRXH Heavy placard, paired with HESCO L210 plates. He is joined by an expert from Predator Armor who delves into NIJ standards, different levels of armor, what rounds they stop, and comparisons between steel, ceramic, and poly plates, including their pros and cons. The discussion also covers proper plate sizing and placement, and a direct comparison between Predator's Level III+ and HESCO's special threat plates. The video aims to educate viewers on making informed decisions about body armor purchases for various needs.

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.