Videos tagged with Level 4 Plates

This video tests budget body armor purchased from Temu, specifically focusing on Level 4 plates. The creator aims to determine if this affordable body armor is capable of stopping threats and can be a life-saving option. The testing involves shooting the armor, followed by a post-use examination to analyze its performance and structural integrity. The video questions the value proposition of budget-friendly body armor.

This video review focuses on RMA Defense Level 4 body armor plates, aiming to provide reliable protection at a lower price point without compromising safety. The reviewer emphasizes the multi-hit capability of the plates, stating they can withstand various threats. The description also includes links to the RMA Defense website, the Tactical Rifleman Patreon, an Amazon shop for gear, and their social media channels, suggesting a focus on tactical preparedness and gear recommendations.

This video explores the value proposition of Level 4 ballistic armor plates. It delves into whether purchasing these plates is a worthwhile investment, likely comparing their protective capabilities against their cost. The content aims to inform viewers making decisions about personal protection equipment.

This YouTube Short focuses on the destructive capabilities against Level IV body armor, a topic relevant to tactical training and military applications. The title suggests a demonstration or discussion on how to penetrate or defeat this type of ballistic protection. Keywords like "bodyarmor," "military," and "tacticalrifleman" indicate the content's focus on advanced ballistic protection and its limitations in a combat or training scenario. The use of hashtags like #reel and #shorts points to short-form, engaging content.

This YouTube video announces a ballistic armor sale exclusively on Patreon, featuring Level 4 plates, 3A+ backpack armor, and helmets from Team Wendy and Ops-core. The description also heavily promotes firearms training classes offered by LocsNLoad Firearm Instruction, including CCW classes (Monday-Sunday) and basic handgun/shotgun classes (Sundays) in Jacksonville, Florida. Package deals and custom scheduling are available. The video encourages viewers to sign up for classes or join their Patreon for gun and ammo deals, with links provided for various platforms.

This video reviews the Chase Tactical LVPC (Low-Visibility Plate Carrier) and their Level 4 Stand Alone 4S17 Ballistic Plates. The LVPC is highlighted for its low-profile design, lack of extraneous PALS webbing, and effective plate pocket to prevent sliding. The 4S17 plates are ceramic and composite, NIJ Certified, and weigh approximately 7.2 pounds. The reviewer notes this combination is an ideal turnkey solution for competitions like the Tactical Games, which require a 15-pound plate carrier setup.

This video reviews Level 4 Stand Alone Armor Plates from Ace Link Armor, presented by Kit Badger. The reviewer highlights that Level 4 plates are certified by NIJ standards to stop .30-06 APM2 rounds and lesser threats, offering significant protection for mobile individuals. The plates are noted to be relatively light at approximately 6 lbs each and fit standard 10"x12" plate carriers. A promotional discount code 'KITBADGER' for 10% off is also provided. The video also links to other Kit Badger products and content.

This video offers a first look at the Brownell's Retro M16E1 Clone rifle, taking it to the range for an initial test. The reviewer notes the fun factor, especially with 20-round magazines, and describes shooting it with Runenation's Cold Start, zeroing with Minuteman Munitions 55gr, and testing at 50 and 200 yards on a TA Targets silhouette. The video also introduces the Chase Tactical LVPC (Low-Visibility Plate Carrier) with Level 4 standalone plates, highlighting its features. The reviewer plans to provide full reviews of both items after more range time. The loadout includes a Gunfighter Research t-shirt and Prometheus Design Werx pants.