Armor Forge - MSM - ShotShow 2023
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 1 ก.พ. 2023
- Armor Forge presents their armor options based on graphene nano-composites.
Sorry about the rough audio :( had wires crossed.
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The focus on colors and logos is a bit strange for a product that will never be seen outside the plate carrier during normal use.
You can buy low pro rigs that show most of the plates
He said it was to seal it in resin to extend shelf life and durability. The fact that they offer colors and designs if prob just to "give a little extra" to the customer. Besides, we all know that we buy this stuff only to do what...hide it away in our vest? Why not display it ....or why not make it a cool gift to a friend or family member?
I appreciate the fact that these guys will sell to citizens. Most of the armor companies I've looked at do this as well, but in years past there were some that wouldn't.
Nice to see some innovation!
This combined with their own videos and website are definitely giving snake oil vibes. Not saying they're not functional just that they're likely wayy overpriced for what they're delivering.
Need to see some independent reviews & tests, hopefully they deliver but I'll wait to see if they're the real deal.
Not overpriced if you compare their plates to who they are trying to compete.
Look at how much 28791 or 28595 cost.
I need this!
I can't find their stuff online. There's a 'US Armor' site but I don't think it's the same company. MSM, you guys should link these companies in the description.
TH-cam are jerks about any tac links, but I think armor will pass armorforgeus.com/
@MIL-SPEC MONKEY
I forgot about all that. Not many gun tuber go out of their way to post links for their viewers. Much appreciated. You guys rock.
This is very cool tech but it also can not pass LV4, so that's the main issue I have.
I don't think they intend to go after that market, or maybe that's the limitation of this tech.
Regardless, it would be interesting and the price isn't that bad if it actually works, considering the same sort of plate would cost a lot more.
Who's the redhead in the back 👀
Over 2000 dollars ouch
Resin with graphene suspended in it cost about $600 per kg, or US quart in the aerospace industry. Working with such a suspension is a challenge as the graphene wants to settle to the bottom rather than stay suspended in the resin. That is to say I don't think the cost is arbitrary.
@@ArgosySpecOps I got my multi hit special threat plates for 150 a pop before prices were crazy
@@darthmaul9911 If the spes are correct, 2k ish a plate isn't completely outlandish considering how much their competitors cost.
Look at the price of a 28791 or 28595 for example.
@@trechtzach8151 I’m taking a shit I’m too busy to look at that
This is very misleading. Damage to the plate has nothing to do with backface. Backface is measured through the clay. Also m855
Doesn’t cause a bunch of deformation to begin with.
Didn't catch the weight of the plate.
4.5lbs .68 of an inch thick for m855a1 coverage
Looked at their page, I'm seeing a lot of red flags in the products themselves in the spec sheets
Like the lightweight iii+ and iiia plates being the same weight, but the pistol plate has 1/4 the thickness (.700in -> .157) and are in the same price range. The base iii+ plate being 2500 and the light weight being 1700 with the same protection rating and features. Until these guys start throwing plates at reputable testing platforms (IE: buffman or oxide) I ain't going near it
Would be an interesting competitor to the 28791 or the 28595 if the claims are true, but yea until Buffman gets it I'm pretty skeptical.
А задумка, то не плоха... Можно както реализовать, для "сюрприза" в окоп рашисту, или для диверсий на путях снабжений?🤔