The THINNEST Bulletproof Vest | Safe Life Defense HYPER CONCEALABLE HYPERLINE IIIA
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- @SafeLifeDefenseBodyArmor "Hyperline" level 3A soft body armor is .18" thick, just over 3 lbs, and made in USA. Can a bulletproof vest stop a shotgun? What's inside a bulletproof vest? How many times can soft body armor be shot and still work?
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The things they've been doing with body armor lately is absolutely amaizing!
Dyneema is like 10years old technology
They went from a joke company to leading the industry with fras now this.
It’s great that nothing went through but what about all the blunt force trauma?
@@toml802 better than a bullet hole
@@austinlindsay8366 yeah like im pretty sure that its expected to do damage nonetheless. But the vest is supposed to be what stops PENETRATION. Yeah sure some hard armor wont have you feeling anything but most of the time you should expect a cracked/broken rib if ur getting hit with a vest on.
Getting closer and closer to the John Wick suit vest material 👍🏼
The maker of that Bullet Resistant Line for John Wick did advise him that there was going to be a Big Ouch!!! The liner didn't stop BFT?!! John Wick felt the Trauma and it showed on his face.
or ballistic weave from fallout 4 lol which is essentially the same thing
To "R", on the Discovery channel I think in the late 90's, a program about Kevlar Vests. A retired Police Woman deceived her injury while wearing a vest. She and her Dr. thought that a bullet had breached her vest and penetrated the lower part of her Stomach? The Dr. Poked his finger into her wound but couldn't find the bullet? Turned out the Close Contact Shot had punctured the area leaving a hole. The Vest caught the bullet! The Point Here!! A Vest can be made really Light and Thin with the State of the Art Fabrics and stop the rounds well. But the exchange one pays? Moderate BFT/Kinetic Energy Disapation !!! Big Owwi!!!!
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That is INSANE that it took that many rounds. And those .357s and double odd buck, eep, I can hear ribs cracking 😆😳
I'm ordering in the morning 😁
People don’t realize it’s not just about stopping the round , it’s about the momentum and inhertia that the round is bringing
I was in the kitchen right now, and just randomly thinking about one of your vids, came back to the bedroom, boom, notification.
Amazing! I ordered one today. It’s 0.18” thin. With a good trauma pad the thing is almost perfect. It’s so thin that it leaves plenty of space for adding plates to make it good for rifles.
They are working on their Hyperline rifle vest so if you’re able to spend around $1500 then wait for it. It will be the thinnest and lightest of its kind. Go SafeLife Defense !!!
Did the price include front and back panels.
How long before level iv hyperline happens you think?
@@joshbogun4233 Yes
@@joshbogun4233 yes
@@johngorham4300 I don’t know. I just heard an executive in Safelife defense say they are working on it. I don’t know if it will be level 4 or 3 or 3 plus. You can also have the thin and soft Hyperline and add plates on top.
You seriously should be a salesman. I watched this video and now I'm going to go find the website where I can purchase this. I'm sold. I have been looking for the right lightweight thin vest and thank you sir... I have now found it. Excellent video. Very informative.
safelife body armor makes it.
I want to see some stab and slash tests. Also, that new armor may save your life but you will ddef feel it a lot more than the 3A+ and FRAS. But in my line of work, I am willing to have that tradde off for better concealability.
The blunt force ratings are actually the same as the iiia+ No compromises with Hyperline!
You can likely get a trauma pad behind there easily without much more bulk. Trauma pad is around a quarter the size of this? If you're worried about the impact.
@@SafeLifeDefenseBodyArmor I have a question for you guys. To maximize concealability, do you have any recommendations to help better disguise the impresion of the vest straps when wearing a thinner shirt? In Phoenix summers, I wear thin fitted shirts and it always annoys me when looking in the mirror, i can see all six straps. Thoughts on how to improve upon that without having to wear heavy loose clothings?
I was never shot back in the 1980s. A friend told me about getting hit in the chest when he was a New Orleans police officer. His vest saved his life. But he said it was like being struck in a bare chest with a metal pipe. It knocked him to the ground, but lived. That's what matters.
Felt like a sledgehammer to the point of impact. Broke 4 ribs and cracked my sternum. Felt like I couldn't breathe or sit straight forever.
Finally got back to work in 3 weeks.
Back in the 60's when vests first came out for L.E.O.'s, BFT is the biggest drawback for Officers and the welts/bruises it left.I remember I think it was the Discovery Channel back in the 90's. A female officer was shot multiple times and in the lower left front side and broke the skin. The Dr. poked inside to locate the bullet but none was found. It turned out the bullet caused severe BFT and broke the skin. And all the testing done in Outdoor Ranges/Indoor Ranges where they put an extra Pad of Kevlar behind the vest? The Deformation in the Clay is still severe even though the demformation was reduced a little. I made a video back in 2015 with a Modified 3A Vest P.A.C.A. that I treated and used an Insert (I designed) Distance was 10'. After multiple shots there was hardly any BFT that not even a Micrometer could measure the depth?! Currently waiting for 2 of my BFT Inserts to be tested with other rounds and awaiting the test results.
These COP shows where Officers are hit in their vests and get back up like no big deal? Total fiction or when the bullet is on the surface of the vest? Total Hollywood! My modification so far with a .45 hp (bullet mushroomed on the second layer showed on the front!!!)
That’s why I want to add trauma pads underneath. The trauma can be deadly, specially with so thin layer.
@@tac6557 Unfortunately Hollywood Cop Shows make Body Armor look good after they've been shot, they get up like nothing happened and continued on. Or the bullet is sticking out on the surface? Hollywood FICTIONALIZES what Vests can do ? When the News announces that an Officer was saved by his "Bullet Proof Vest". They don't state what the BFT did to the Officer's Body?? I'm hoping that once my BFT Insert is Approved and Certified that ALL Officer's will have the added protection!
@@davidihaim With the Videos on TH-cam from Armor Businesses and their use of Kevlar Trauma Pads, there Micrometer Measurements still show Substantial deformity in the Ballistic Clay plus the Trauma Pads they used is damaged(hardly any Memory in the pad)!? This has been a long standing problem since the early 60's!!! People believe Thinner is Better? The only armor that will absorb the Kinetic Energy from any handgun round. A Bomb Disposal Uniform because of it's Thickness!!!
I really appreciate you for doing such an informative video. Especially breaking down the panel. Thank you!
Just invested in one.
Semper FI.
This looks like every day carry body armor...amazing. I want one.
Love how thorough you were with this testing. Definitely earned a subscription. Did you say you were a chitown cop? Much respect ❤️
Looks super similar to the hardwire I run in my vest. Good to see more light panels out there!
The construction of Hyperline is totally different from hardwire. Im not sure of what Dyneema Hardwire uses but at most we would only use 5 of the same layers. Everything else is completely different. The only similarities are really that they are the thinnest iiia panels on the planet!
@@SafeLifeDefenseBodyArmor that’s awesome! I love your stuff, I definitely will be looking into these bad boys!
@@SafeLifeDefenseBodyArmor I'd like to see a side by side comparison. Or send one to Buffman Range
@@SafeLifeDefenseBodyArmor + " NIJ certified "
wait why do you have a hi point? lol
Every 1 needs a throwaway lol
It's common. So it's a realistic test tool
You have just given new meaning to a product torture test. Outstanding product. I still remember the weigth from old balistic pannels 20 years ago...
Imagine a full body outfit of this like a long sleeve shirt pants 🤩
@@MobileAura Maybe the suit worn by john wick??? Or a leather motorcycle jacket? Endless possibilities for something like this
@@paulomarceloarantes Absolutely!!
Love how the random person in the background is just leaf blowing like it’s a normal Sunday with what sounds like a shooting weekend in Chicago in the background. 😂
This is incredible. We are looking at the future of body armor and fragmentation protection. The Russians and US army already have uniforms lined with kevlar. It's only a matter of time this stuff explodes in popularity.
The only thing with with dyneema vs Kevlar or Aramid fibers is the flexibility.
@@556RF This vest was both. The white material is Dyneema, and the yellow is Kevlar.
Subscribed. Superior testing and review. Thank you.
Dang that's impressive. I'm sure your going to feel every shot you take no doubt, but hey, at least you'll live. This is the best marketing I've seen for the hyperline model so far. I was calling BS when I first saw their videos testing them but this video really shows some great torture tests. I'd recommend in a future video to just keep upping the caliber until you find an obvious penetration. I want to put this in a uniform vest carrier as my daily. I'll definitely be using your code when I get one. Thanks FFT!
I’m not so sure about the live part but is great to see how far body armor protection has gone
Thank you for showing this demonstration of this body armor, I don’t have to look any further because I’m buying this armor as soon as it’s available😁 thanks again!
10:03 Your laugh when you saw the round stuck in the shoulder cracked me up man
I'm waiting to meet with someone who can perform further testing on some Modified Level 3A vest I worked on. I furthermore, have made an Insert that when worn inside the Carrier behind the vest will reduce BFT by 90%+ at a distance of 10'!! Will keep everyone posted as to the test results when allowed This mod is also Slash and Stab Resistant!! Hopefully Police One will take an INTEREST?
Any update? Sounded interesting
@@brandonhaynes7540 I'll be meeting around the first of Jan with a Gentleman whose interested in what I'm proposing? Just a hint, this Composite can be used on ANY Ballistic Fabric and Enhance it to Mushroom a .45 HP at a distance on 10' and leave hardly any measurable deformation on the clay!
Once the final testing is done including a Zylon Pack. The results through proper Authorization should be released to L.E.O.s (TH-cam) for their assessment?
I met with my contact and he's going to complete the testing on my Armor and see if the composite I'm using will solve a problem for him? If it does, and it enhances other Ballistic Fabrics? Then a good deal of progress will be made. He'll be testing 2 Ballistic Packs of Zylon and see if I proved my Theory? Will know more in January!?
@@stephenerpelding819 So, how’d it go??
@@ngorkon5164 My friend was to do some testing this month but I haven't heard back from him as yet? I believe with COVID-19 hitting CA and he's busy filling an order on some Specialized Body Armor for the remainder of the year. I hope he will find the time to test some Ballistic Samples and my BFT only inserts.
No penetration but the kinetic transfer would cause severe internal injuries….but you would survive for sure. Wish it was compatible with more plate carriers
I didnt really find any info on its stab resistance. You should've tested that !! Would love to see how it'd hold up to full power stabbing against a hard surface and dummy. (even tho its not rated for stabbing) it helps to know how naturally resistant it'd be, If it holds up decently to those full power strikes then there would be no need to worry about getting stabbed while wearing it. Since in real scenarios it's almost impossible to deliver full power stab to a conscious and actively defensive individual.
Only slash and light stab.
Dyneema is a ultra high molecular weight polyethylene. Really good at stopping bullets.
You’ll need a thick panel and some plastic like their 3A+ vest to be stan resistant
I wish you would have put on the vest, to give us an idea of how it conforms and conceals to the body. button up shirt, T-shirt ect. good video thanks.
this body armor is nuts. i cannot believe it withstood all that firepower. dang.
would always enjoy seeing if 5.7x28 or 7.5 brno can do anything to this, but i seriously doubt it.
Had the same reaction with the .357 edge shot. I was laughing too lol
Very informational video will be buying one pretty soon, but What grip and flashlight is on the shotgun? Nice set up 👍🏼
The 357 Mag broke the board, the 44 mag just moved it apart.
Well looks like I’m buying a new vest when this comes out..
It's already out. (I was wrong)
@@aubrey5569 I got an email for preorders, though.
Eh, if they’re here, I’m gonna have to wait- I just bought a new weapon, so when it does come in, I’ll hopefully have the funds to do it.
@@SHADOWACTUAL oh I miss understood... Got the same ad, won't be out till January
@@aubrey5569 Are you gonna preorder it? I might have to do payment plans again or something.
I know you like knives, so thinking you've probably watched some episodes of Forged in Fire. The dummies they use for the keel test, with ribs and organs, would be cool for your vest test.
Love your test BROTHER
Would be cool to shoot it with some of the liberty ammunition civil defense rounds. It goes super fast and has been known to defeat some pretty good armor in the past.
Nice review, thanks. How does it compare to the Citizen Armor (ATEK Defense)?
True, you need a Bazooka in Chicago!
Got my hyperline yesterday, it's awesome. I threw down the $$$ as soon as they announced, it's been a long wait.
If you should ever get a chance I'm curious about this sucker and staby things. As well as various 300BLK.
The 300aac will go through the hyperline. But the fras vest will stop it plus stab force up to 36 jewels.
Of what materials is the vest constructed?
I’ve e-mailed the company but they never replied.
Back when I first got on the job (1978), Second Chance was THE name in soft body armor. Second Chance was #1 for many years until the early 2000’s when the Zylon fiasco forced Second Chance out of business. Second Chance, iirc, was then bought out by Safariland, which itself was bought out by another company.
The Second Chance vests were originally constructed of multiple layers and configurations of Kevlar-129 and were very successful in protecting officers who wore them.
My last PD originally issued Second Chance, then issued PACA vests, finally issuing Point Blank vests a few years before I retired.
Am considering replacing the outdated vests since I wear one one the range and when I drive through some questionable areas in Cook County on family business.
What you need to check is what's the maximum distance can you shoot and test the vest to see if it actually holds up and can you do one with the level 3A Plus with the rifle plate inserted up to the highest caliber
I’ve shot through paper as a penetration test a lot, and I’ve never seen fmjs mushroom quite like that. That’s nuts.
That's John Wick armor.
Is it stab resistant?
What about Stab Resistance?However Great Informative Vid
The BIGGEST question with all these Level 3A vests that have been out on the Market, they advertise how Thin and Light Weight they are. BUT what about the BFT? Do these vests regardless of the newest materials being used, how much reduction in BFT is there?? For the first time(that I can recall) I saw on T.V. Chicago P.D. where one of their Officers was hit in the chest area. He depicted pain and his partner pulled his vest up and showed the Bruised area and the spot where the bullet hit. He was in pain which other Police Shows don't show this? Has ANYONE come up with a Vest that will reduce this trauma by 50% or greater??
look into the new impact absorbing foam that is being used in protective gear for sports. Im sure those foam pads under the vest would absorb and spread out the trauma giving that the bullet didn't go through.
Don't know of any vest that mitigates that level of kinetic energy without a trauma pad. If anything I'd think this vest would transfer more than other soft armor. Even with a trauma pad you're going to get bruising.
@@FakeJeep I created 5 of 15 BFT Inserts and one was tested at 10'. The trauma to the clay was so small a Micrometer couldn't measure the depth?
It’s called FRAS. Get plates.
@@MobileAura
You are so ABSOLUTELY RIGHT.
Putting their FRAS soft plates on top of this, while a tad pricy, is probably the most mobile soft armor set up possible.
It would come in weighing less than the original fras panels alone. Which are 16 pounds altogether.
and be way less bulky.
Nothing is more important than mobility, so when you got that level of protection all around, and the soft plate is acting like a trauma plate that is also rifle resistant,
COME ON.
Light weight as hell, proven stopping durability.
You can carry the whole thing around no problem, all day every day.
If you have a big boy job and no family, get 2 sets of the soft plates AND the soft vest.
Keep one in the vehicle, and another in a duty bag.
Throw some flat MAP PACKS on the front and back, and that thing is READY FOR BATTLE.
Have the back hold the +3 mags,, a second flashlight. Batteries for optics phone charger, survival food. and a spare IFAK.
And the front have 3 mags, multi tool, combat knife, a water filtration straw and a flat ifak.
Top with windbreaker and and you are good to go.
When shit goes awry, you ARE the most mobile on the battlefield, and the more Gucci you get, the more stages you can add.
A battle belt, another 3day pack and you are in full rattle, but you can MOVE.
Looks a lot like the Hardwire line of armor offer by safariland
They are both made out of Dyneema
The construction of Hyperline is totally different from hardwire. Im not sure of what Dyneema Hardwire uses but at most we would only use 5 of the same layers. Everything else is completely different. The only similarities are really that they are the thinnest iiia panels on the planet!
wow. this makes me really curious if this armor was as think as the current 3A+ vests made by SLD. would it stop rifle round???
as is the "normal" 3A+ vest can stop pretty much any handgun caliber round, and has a multi threat protection into the hundreds of rounds.
Basically three Hyperline panels are the thickness of the iiia+! I dont think it would stop a rifle. Its amazing how powerful a 5.56 round is. The fact FRAS can even exist with the small amounts of ceramic is has is amazing.
@@SafeLifeDefenseBodyArmor I did some quick math and looked up the thickness of a sheet of paper. The Hyperline Vest is about the same thickness as 45 sheets of paper. That is absolutely nuts to me.
I wear one of yalls 3a+ vests, actually wearing it as I type this. The thoughts of something that is a third the thickness, and what half the weight, or a 1/3 the weight, could stop almost all the same threats as my 3a+ vest is just insane.
Yall are doing some amazing work and RnD around ballistic vests. I cant wait to see what yall come out with next.
@@SafeLifeDefenseBodyArmor 100% agreed. Only aliens can compete.
The whole nature of the physics problems changes with rifle velocities. When you go from a 1,450 fps pistol round to something near 3,000 fps, it can't be stopped by sacrificing a layer or two of aramid to slow it down enough to deform it and dissipate the energy. It has to be shattered by something like steel or ceramic.
So they’re doing the same thing as Hardwire
Making a vest out of Dyneema. Does it cost the same
How easy are the sides to fild/wrap around a torso? My biggest problem with "concealable" iiia armor is most of the time it doesn't conform to the body tight enough to actually conceal.
Good point. Never thought about that. Us round guys don't have that problem 🤣
I own the original SafeLife Defense IIIA vest. They do a very good job of conforming to your figure. The biggest issue I had was bulk, which is why I'm following the release of this thinner, lighter vest rather closely.
The vest is good. It depends on the concealable carrier you get. It’s different depending on your body type but safe life does a really good job.
@@burburkang I just got my safelife vest bundle.It curves out at the bottom of my back,and the conceal vest bulges out at the base of my neck,making it easy to see to the public.Any idea how I can fix this,like do I need to go up or down a size,and does these things form to your body the more you wear them?
@@trucks-n-guns4878 I had the same issue. I would recommend a size down. I'm 5'11 and 165-175 and they recommended a XS for my size, but I chose to buy a S and it was too big. Also comes down to build: Chunky? thin it down. McTwig? Bulk up.
Does that vest test accepts the rifle plates as well
That is nuts. These new vests are a far cry from the cheap police Surplus IIa vest I had in the early 2000s.
9:35
😮😮😮💪
As good ol Frank Castle says "what good is armor if your jello inside"
Ok, do i just call um an get my name on the list or do you have to recommend us? Lol, damn, there goes another 6-7 hundred bucks!, whodda thunk body armour would be like computers, every 4 months there's another better option!
Godspeed brother
I’m not sure about this product unless you have a trauma pad underneath. If the bullets didn’t kill you im, certain the impact of some of those could
is that a highpoint??
Any overlapping for the HYPERLINE or hyperline side panel ?
How about slow moving sharp point like arrow and crossbow
What will this do for kicks and punches?
You forgot the most important part….. all armor must die!
FYI- It was the .357 Magnum that split the board; the .44 Magnum simply sent it flying. The .40 S&W also split the board, although not to the extent of the .357 Magnum.
How does it do with sharps? Here in Europe the risk from knives and needles is more common than firearms, and ballistic armour doesn’t always cope well with pointy stuff.
Stick with the level 3A+ Safelife defense 36 mega Jewel rated vest for stab resistant
I just ordered mine
Call that contact .357 shot the "penny shot"
So I would love to see a video about like appropriate radio calls. Like what is appropriate to say on the radio what isn't? I know it varies from agency to agency and security jobs security job Etc but like do you need to tell them every time you're going to the bathroom? What is excessive radio chatter?
That’s insane
Working on different models to Absorb over 90% of BFT. Have 2 that will already do that!
I was going to order but notice that it is not NIJ CERTIFIED, plus the trauma it took can still kill you , I'll jus stay with the NIJ CERTIFIED that I have from them lol
Dyneema is better than Kevlar
Combine the two with our special manufacturing process and you get the best of both worlds!
Would like to see What Ceramic Plates will defeat Broad Head Arrows from Various Bows?
So is 3a+ easier to walk off hits with?
How flexible is it when wearing it compared to their old vests
When broken in it is more flexible than our iiia and iiia+. It conforms to your body perfectly!
@@SafeLifeDefenseBodyArmor how long does it take to break in the vest?
Looks like a handful of spicy M&Ms
Too thin BP vest default can be a low anti-trauma level.... for biggest round ( over 500 ft lbs ) its often problematic.... stop a 9mm/40sw since 22... and maxi 45 acp is not a problem .....but a slug or 500 SW 700grs can injuried intern organs.. ....... REALLY GREAT BP VEST
MGYSGT WARD, Very Impressed @09:45. I do not intend to dress you here, you know what my concern is yes. Sometimes we all need a tap on the shoulder yes. Carry on.
In response to your story about the Pipe, my BFT Inserts can be designed/made to cover most the chest area and should absorb and disapate the energy throughout the insert. I have designed 17 types of inserts and have made 7 of them to date. These inserts can even be worn by the Matadore's in Spain to protect against the impacts of the Bulls Horns (will need testing for those types of attacks at contact range?).
20:15
It's a layer of wax not plastic
stupid questions - but if I were to buy this, do they send both the "front" and "back" panels? or is it just the "front?" and i have to pay another $900 for the back ?
Both
So it’s just like Hardwire. Nice
The construction of Hyperline is totally different from hardwire. Im not sure of what Dyneema Hardwire uses but at most we would only use 5 of the same layers. Everything else is completely different. The only similarities are really that they are the thinnest iiia panels on the planet!
would’ve like to see a 5.7
Is the guy who made this product willing to stand behind his armor like that one guy did a few years back?
I think you're referring to Jim Davis of Second Chance Body Armor? The thing he never showed the camera was the Callus 's (markings left by the Kinetic Energy). He had to stop because of the accumulation of the marks left behind and I'm sure there was some damage to the Organs over the year's of shooting himself?! Second Chance was sued later on I believe (late 90's- early 2000) for selling Faulty Zylon Vests!?
How much I need two of them
Amazing! Wish it was just cheaper.
I’m sold, my order is in.
Of course after I just buy armor from them they release this.... SIGH
question...what can 2 of these soft armor stacked on top of eachother stop? 5.56? 7.62x39 ?
Not even close. Doubling up IIIA soft armor will not stop rifle rounds, or really even inconvenience them. All you would do is throw away the concealability and comfort that you paid big money for.
What he said, at that point get the FRAS.
I keep seeing this and wondering how concealable it really is? No one that I have come across is wearing this vest concealed.
You imagine.44mag to the caller bone holy smokes that would smart wonder what’s worse
This just add to creditably of safety lite vest.
Thats a excellent good Vest🤔🇺🇸👍a Jacket and Pants would be great ,from that Material...but i bet a AK round will go trew it..
Let's see an FN 5.7 vs that side panel
Even though it’s 3A I would like to see the impact of a 223 round & 7.62 round
th-cam.com/video/zErupXARACI/w-d-xo.html
Oh the humanity! Shooting at such an expensive thing. The wood board is worth a fortune.
Can't have a hard surface during those tests behind the vest. Use foam at the minimum gel or cavity gel behind the vest.
Bullet will form to the backstop, steel or that wood. Use a Cavity gel within the vest.
How much is it gonna be?
AR. AK
It seem that the hyperline leave more indentations
I just got to this part
Very good, but 9mm is the most common round. What about a standard 9mm FMJ? Since it stopped a .40, it seems like it should easily stop a 9mm. Right? Speed is the enemy of body armor.
This will stop all the pistol rounds 22 9mm 40cal 357 45
That's all well and good but for $1,000 or even 4 payments of $250 that's still a whole lot of money
Get it on Pre-Release for only $799 and it includes a free carrier plus a free mag pouch for black friday!
No it’s not.
@@MobileAura Okay Mr. Bezos
@@SafeLifeDefenseBodyArmor Free conceal carrier and TQ pouch isn't a bad ad on, but if you already have a CC, $900 + shipping (if it's not free, I don't remember tbh) is still a lot. I'd still love to get this some day though, maybe when it gets a little closer to the 500 or so that it cost for the normal 3A + conceal carrier
@@NoComplicationSkate yeah but this is the best in the world and technology that has never been seen before what do you expect to pay? It’s like saying Keonigsegg charges too much for their cars, they sell million dollar cars and they can barely stay in business they had like four cars flooded out and they almost went out of business without a loan from their dad. Just because something is expensive doesn’t mean that it’s not worth the money.
I can’t sell you a Rolex for $500 it’s just not possible even though $500 is still a lot for a watch. I understand where you’re coming from but if you can’t afford it then I would just get something cheaper.
Nice shooting officer 🫡 I honestly hope you never need to use it to defend your life, but you did say Chicago 😳 please be careful. God bless the thin blue line
Our police officers need it, these street thugs are out of control
I've seen several videos, but not one has shown the amount of back face deformation.
It's well inside the nij safe zone