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Level III+ vs Level IV Body Armor 6/1/2023
Level III+ vs Level IV Body Armor Level III body armor is the threshold of where hard plate armor begins and soft inserts are no longer useful.To get more news about hard armor panels, you can visit bulletproofboxs.com official website.
Level III+ Body Armor will give federal law enforcement agents the best chance to defeat the dozens of bullets that will penetrate standard NIJ Level III body armor. In most cases, Level III + body armor is enough to get the job done, but sometimes it requires Level IV body armor.
Whether you’re from the Border Patrol, F.B.I., N.S.A., A.T.F,,D.E.A., U.S. Marshals, or the D.H.S., you need armor that will defeat the widest range of rifle threats. We strongly believe that you should be wearing at least Level III + body armor.
This blog is meant to help federal LEOs make the decisions regarding their safety with the most accurate and up to date information.
What is Level III + Body Armor? To remain constantly clear, the NIJ doesn’t recognize Level III+ as a legitimate protection designation. Many people ask us why we use the + if it’s not NIJ-Listed as a protection level?
As good of a question as it is, we use it for something entirely different than a marketing ploy that some have suggested. Level III+ is how the industry as a whole displays Level III armor that will defeat more than just the M80 round.
For example, our Duritium? Level III+ plates are rated to defeat 5.56x45mm 55 grain ball (M193), 7.62x39mm PS ball (MSC), and 7.62x51mm 149 grain M80 FMJ. Standard Level III body armor is only tested to see if you are protected by the M80. 5.56 rounds can be more effective penetrators,so you should request to see ballistic test results for that before buying rifle protection.
Why Should Federal Agencies Wear Level III+ Body Armor? We believe that every agency that is at risk of being shot should wear at least Level III+ body armor. As of the time I write this blog, there are at least a couple dozen bullets that will defeat Level III armor and maybe at least 50 bullets that will defeat the most common Level IIIA body armor.
I’ve learned a lot of agents prefer to wear Level IIIA body armor. The fact is that soft armor is more comfortable than hard plate inserts and are going to be lighter than most hard plates. We know that weight, comfort and your overall body profile comes into play when you wear armor.
Before we get into why our Duritium? armor is the best fit for you, it’s important to consider the type of criminals faced and how dangerous each mission is.For example, the type of criminals that the D.E.A. and U.S. Marshals chase are most likely doing something that will result in many years of their lives behind bars if caught.
Federal agencies don’t normally get involved in a situation until the level of crime has graduated to a federal level crime.
This fear of capture and the desperation that results from this encourages international criminal organizations and fugitives to use the most dangerous ammo and weapons possible.
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