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On top of that, the type of x-ray machine, how to x-ray, what to look for, and what type of cracks/damage constitutes a compromised plate are things ordinary people don’t understand and even those who claim they do know, they have various sometimes conflicting opinions themselves…. Hairline cracks/damage? I’ve heard it is recommended to x-ray ceramic plates at least once a year or once every other year for hairline cracks that are not visible to the naked eye as these cracks could compromise the plate’s effectiveness. Low shelf life/warranty? If you bought a $400 plate are you going to scrap it after it “expires” in 5 years? If not, how long are you comfortable keeping/using it?ģ. High temperature exposure? Kinda rules out leaving it in the car in the summer, yeah?Ģ.

In terms of ceramic/plastic, do you have any concerns about:ġ. Thank you for taking the time to research and present this and share your personal choices.

Brick to the head = game over, so why not at least do a feature on bump helmets? Hell, I’d wager catching a brick to the head is a higher threat than being shot. “police shoot for center of mass” and “they are only pistol rated” – ok? I don’t plan on the police shooting at me and pistols are the vast majority of threats in civilian unrest scenarios. The head and neck are about 12% of the body, but injuries to them account for 50% of combat fatalities. But my point is it appears to be a huge logical fallacy for the dude who runs a prepping website to do a deep dive on armor plates and then completely write off helmet protection for “99.9%” of people. We can agree to disagree on how important it is in a prep. It appears you have a dated understanding. Helmet technology has come a long way in a short period of time. So am I to understand correctly, that when it comes to the new poly plates, since they will not Defeat M855, that there is NO poly plate available in a level III+ or level IV? That buyer MUST go with steel or ceramic or possibly a hybrid? That would be a true buyers guide!!īut I am very confused about one point. Just saying best protection doesn’t say much to me if I don’t know the weight and what it’s made out of!įor such an in-depth article, as I said the information provided is fantastic, I’m just shocked you didn’t make it much simpler when the time came to have us make a choice by displaying under each plate what it’s made out of, what its protection is, and how much it weighs, as well as the cost.

That information SHOULD be displayed on your side and not the sellers side. I’m having to hit each individual link and then spend a couple minutes just trying to find out what the plate is made of and how much it weighs. Instead of saying best protection, say best protection in steel best protection in ceramic, best protection in… Your choices should clearly show what it’s made out of. Sorry, but even though I found the info great, your layout of choices is just horrible and confusing to help you decide what is what.

Ready maker space chicken does not import