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    Stopping it from penetrating if I get hit by one.
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    Totally dependent on mass, velocity, and angle. If you check out the NIJ link you can see what a IIIA panel is rated for. I know it works well against most fragmentation but the answer for a rifle ricochet would have to be "it depends".
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    I have a Blue Force Gear Plate Minus and a couple of the TYR ceramic plates for a bad guy with a rifle set up for work. The shoulder pads help with the weight of the setup on the shoulders. I also slid a plate-shaped piece of one of those blue foam camping pads from Walmart behind the front plate because when I was trying to don it quickly I kept beating the hell out of my forehead and nose.

    Overall a very simple setup (plates, 2 mags, med kit & TQs) for my LE needs, which are very different from Mick's.
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    I am going to go with these for my plate carrier:

    Level IV Hard Armor Plate



    • World's Strongest Plate!
    • 10"x12"
    • Single-Curve
    • 6.9 lbs
    • Ceramic/Polyethylene Composite
    • NIJ 0101.06 Certified
    • Delivery: 4 weeks or less

    More InformationPrice: $350.00 Sale $204.99


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    Is RMA civilian friendly?


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    Yes, according to there Facebook page!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Snowman78 View Post
    I am going to go with these for my plate carrier:

    Level IV Hard Armor Plate



    • World's Strongest Plate!
    • 10"x12"
    • Single-Curve
    • 6.9 lbs
    • Ceramic/Polyethylene Composite
    • NIJ 0101.06 Certified
    • Delivery: 4 weeks or less

    More InformationPrice: $350.00 Sale $204.99


    http://www.rmadefense.com/shop.asp
    Well I just order a set, should be here in 4 to 5 weeks, I will let you guys know what I think of them!

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    I got my plates yesterday, here is my set up. I am happy with it. Total weight is a little over 16 lbs with 2 full mags.
    With both the soft and PC my total armor weight is right around 24 lbs.
    Total cost is right around $465.00 (my soft armor was around $700.00.

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