Video demonstration
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ofl2TAQPW_A&feature=c4-overview&list=UUOfyj-8nGwruqtxYox0w6IQ
" Multi-hit capability
" Defeats 7.62x54mm R LPS 148.0 gr. at 2400+ fps multi-hit (6+rounds)
" Defeats 5.56x45mm M855 Ball 62.0 gr. at 3300+ fps multi-hit (6+ rounds)
" Defeats 7.62x51mm M80 at 2925+ fps multi-hit (6 rounds)
" Defeats 7.62mm NATO 148 gr. (.308 caliber) FMJ at 2780 fps multi-hit (6 rounds)
" Defeats .223 with only slight dimples in target at 80-100 yards (6 rounds)
Remember that there are many factors that influence any type of body armor, position, angles, bullet type, bullet load, weapon type, cover, ect. The term "bulletproof" is a myth. The object of body armor is to reduce the trauma caused by the "hit" or "multiple hits". The body armor is to keep you in the fight until the threat(s) are eliminated.
NOT rated to stop the semi-armor-piercing .223 (5.56mm) round (SS-109 / M-855) with the steel pin core, or .30 caliber AP rounds
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