Videos tagged with plates

This YouTube video focuses on testing the Hoplite Armor Level III+ dangler armor. The description mentions a previous test of their Level IV plates, setting up a comparison to see how the Level III+ armor performs. The video appears to be a hands-on evaluation of ballistic protection, likely involving some form of impact testing.

This video focuses on various square plate options available for Genesis steel targets. It directs viewers to the TA Targets website for purchasing these specific accessories, highlighting their use with Genesis target systems. The content is aimed at individuals looking to enhance or customize their shooting target setups, likely for range practice or competitive shooting applications.

This video, titled "What Calibers Can Body Armor Stop?", aims to educate viewers on the capabilities of body armor based on its rating. Hosted by Kern, the content delves into the effectiveness of different ammunition against various armor levels, providing knowledge for those interested in personal protection and tactical gear. The description also highlights the GUNBROS business and their commitment to quality products and customer service, emphasizing Second Amendment freedoms.

This video presents a curated list of 10 Father's Day gift ideas for individuals interested in firearms and tactical gear. The suggestions range from knives and shooting timers to flashlights, chest rigs, plate carriers, and hearing protection. Several reputable brands are mentioned and linked, providing viewers with specific product avenues for their gift-giving needs.

This video from GUNBROS tackles a specific home defense scenario: an intruder wearing body armor (plates). The content aims to help viewers determine the best firearm choice for such a situation. It leverages existing hashtags and the brand's social media presence to reach a community interested in firearms, self-defense, and Second Amendment rights. The description highlights the importance of preparedness and choosing the right tool for a critical situation.

This YouTube video, titled 'Polish Plate Rack,' appears to focus on shooting activities involving a plate rack setup. While the description is minimal, the title suggests a practical application of firearms, likely at a shooting range or during a training exercise. The content probably demonstrates shooting skills, the use of specific firearms, or the performance of firearms on a plate rack target. Given the title's direct mention of a shooting apparatus, the video is likely aimed at firearm enthusiasts interested in range activities, marksmanship, and potentially gear used in such settings.

This YouTube video features a fun and informal test comparing the performance of .22 LR and .22 Magnum ammunition against common plastic dinner plates. The creator explicitly states the video is for entertainment purposes only and emphasizes that all shooting is conducted safely on private property under controlled conditions. No firearms or ammunition are for sale, and the video is not affiliated with any retailers or manufacturers.

This YouTube video appears to be a comparison between a .50 caliber firearm and 45-pound plates, likely testing penetration or impact. The description also includes a promotional offer for the game World of Tanks, suggesting a potential tie-in or sponsorship. The content focuses on a caliber versus a physical object, implying a demonstration of ballistic performance.

This YouTube video documents Stage 2 of an SEG Steel Shoot competition held on April 27, 2015. The course of fire involved engaging multiple steel targets at varying distances, including plates and a 25-yard target. A key challenge was the penalty for missing the 25-yard target, which required resetting near plates and restarting the stage. The shooter achieved a best time of 11.20 seconds for this stage. The video focuses on the practical application of shooting skills in a competitive environment.