Commenting on behalf of The Table. If there were ever a table that deserved recognition, this one is it. All the support it has given, in all types of weather, taking everything thrown at it, under-rated for the amount of abuse it has taken and continues to hold its own. Perhaps a poet could dedicate a poem to it, something like "Ode to The Table". Peace.
No 1 else's gonna say it. But you look like you've been an astronaut, a pizza delivery fella, a doctor, a plumber, a police, a mechanic, and went by the first name Johnny. 🤣🤣🤣. Great stuff man. Love what you're doin for the 2a!
I was genuinely impressed with that three shot burst out of the SCAR. I had to go back and watch again because I didn’t think you’d got three shots off.
A buddy of mine died from a ND to the pelvis. Evidently the vast majority of the trauma; that ultimately lead do his death, was via bone fragments. I obviously know nothing, but from what I had envisioned from talking to his family was his pelvis literally exploded, with his bones working as shrapnel. It was a 30 caliber hunting rifle so who knows? As a teen knew a guy that was caught sleeping with another guy's girl at a party. Bf shot my buddy in the groin and he died as well. The guy that murdered my friend only ended up doing 2yrs. Evidently crimes of passion do make a difference when it comes to sentencing. Tbh the BF was my buddy as well, and he's a really good guy. It's crazy. Regardless, I don't think the pelvis is a desirable location to be shot. It's ironic that that only two people I've ever known to be shot, both died over shots to the groin. I wonder if it's a more common location we'd generally suspect?
I have observed several of these types of plate tests where the round is pretty much coming in perpendicular to the front of the plate. In a real-world situation, the plate could be substantially angled to the incoming round. Have you done testing where you use something like Paul Harrell's meat target above, below, or to either side of the plate to see what damage there is when the round is deflected into your body parts? Thank you for another great and fun video.
And you better be training with your equipment too, or you’ll get clapped immediately and your shit will go to someone else. There’s a lot more to this then your “costume”
@@kalebooty749 gotta train in your costume to make it work, go for an 8 mile hike in full kit, rifle, ammo, water, food, armor, pack, medical, comms, etc. And do it often.
I actually just bought some AceLink LVIII plates and LVIII+ side plates. You should do the AceLink Swimmer Cut plates also. They're NIJ rated but not certified. They are a *slightly* different material; I'm not exactly sure what exactly the difference is though.
That carrier is the wip...I have a First Spear Shellback and a belive a Point Blank all with 3 soft and Hard plates behind em but im jamming on the design
Great video! I am new to the whole armor thing so since it has ceramic if you fell on it, do you still have to get it x-rayed to make sure it’s not compromised or is it not that big of a problem because of the other layers of material?
Nobody carries 20inch AR's shooting M193 unless you're time traveling back to the 80's. I wish he tested M855a1 out of an M4 barrel, the current standard issue for the last 10 years. The projectile in the A1 is much harder than m855 (which isn't even being made for military use anymore, only civilians use that like M193) which is why I expect that it probably just goes through every "level 3+" plate out there. So you gotta stick with heavy 5-7lb lvl 4's if you want to stop M855a1 or M995 which is unicorn rare, that shit is only issued to SF guys on particular missions. Needing to stop full caliber AP rounds is also even dumber, that's time traveling back to the 60's. Nobody is facing battle rifles shooting AP rounds, I'm not even sure if those have been made in the last 3 decades. Just a bunch of old stock. I just wish somebody would make a plate that doesn't weigh more than 3.5lbs each that stops M885a1, 7n6, and maybe SS190. All of those are the most common serious threats that anybody faces.
@@adamc6371 Actually from a 14.5”-16” barrel all the tests with M855a1 fail to penetrate a 3+ plate. It just doesn’t have the velocity at 62gr, even being a little hotter loaded and having a harder tip. 7n6 is stopped by most level 3 plates, and all level 3+ that I have seen. Ss190 is stopped by any level 3 hard plate. So, everything you specified you want stopped can be stopped by level 3+.
@@JimYeats people are conflating m885 “green tip” with m855a1. The projectile is different but flight ballistics the same. That round was designed to penetrate far better which is why is why it’s now the standard issue because armor is way more common if not universal. Even isis is rocking body armor, I’ve only seen 2 or 3 level 3+ ceramic plates that stop m8885a1 but they’re both crazy expensive like hesco and weigh just as much as level 4 so why not just get level 4 for half the cost and they are rated to stop even more?
@@adamc6371 I don’t really care which body armor you get. I was just pointing out that level 3+ will reliably stop the three projectiles you mentioned, and you can consistently get light weight level 3+ armor, such as the offering in this video.
Too bad I can't get this company to respond to any emails. They expect affiliates to push their products but won't respond to inquires. Definitely not a company I can get behind.
Are these just the single curve version of their 3+ multi curve at 5.5lbs? There's a great deal on them. I carted them as I am using lvl 4s at 8lbs now and would like something lighter. But I'm seeing a lot of flak saying they are Chinese mystery meat etc. your video shows they performed well, but I prefer the multi curve. Just wanna make sure I'm getting the same thing.
I just grabbed the Shot stop Duritium VI + HA 11x14's ..... I noticed they have a carrier that called the quadrelease ultra for 11x14's.... what's your recommendations on a carrier? Thanks bud....
Can you review tacticon armament body armor plates? Im sure they would send you a plate to test. They do have their own testing videos but i wanna see what it takes to get thru them.
Mrgunsngear, what do you put on your receiver threads/barrel to receiver contact for AR builds? What barrels would you look at for 350 Legend build 16'' -20'' length?
@@derek3154 my only gripe with my L210s is the single curve profile. Ace Link plates are assembled and sealed in China. The dudes at Ace Link are sketchy at best. When they first started making armor and selling plates through Cannae, they refused to disclose where the armor was being made and what materials they were using. There are only like 4 armor manufacturers in the US and companies are usually pretty open about which ones they used. I actually had to contact Cannae to get more information on the company and they spilled the beans on them, but said they are pretty good plates in regards to stopping rounds. I’d rather just deal with the lead times on some good and well vetted level IV plates that are made in the US and NIJ certified. TLDR; don’t trust Chinese build quality with your life.
@@rustyshackleford81 On their Website, they say to be an American product when it comes to the plates. The carriers are Chinese, according to them...but apparently the plates are USA products? 🤷. I have their Quad Release and their LVL IV plates. Love the comfortability. Where it's made doesn't bother me. Hell, Nightforce Optics are made in Japan.
COULD YOU PLEASE CHECK OUT CarrabineQuarterMasterArmor? They make great armor, but are a small company. I tested some of their armor, and it surprised me. Their 3A stopped 5.7, and I even posted a video to their FB, of their 3A stopping 6.5 Carcano after being shot up by 9mm, 38spl, and a 12g round. I'm not affiliated with the company, but I really want their name to get out there, and for more people to see what their armor has to offer.
4.55 pounds per plate isn't too bad. I'm no expert, but the trade off with ceramic is lack of durability. Steel is suck-heavy, but far more durable. Choices !
for future testing on armor thats Lvl III+, just because it stops m855 - doesnt mean it'll stop m193. Yes, m855 has a steel core penetrator which we all think would defeat armor more than m193 but I have seen very well known plates that claim to stop m855 actually stop it just fine, but m193? which is more common in the US than m855 -----> straight through the plate like it was nothing. Especially the Hesco L210s. Stopped m855 but not m193. Now if I was a LEO and I had Hesco L210s and got into a fight with someone with an AR? Im dead. The armor I thought that was supposed to stop m193 which we all think is less likely to pierce that armor more than m855....will. And youre dead. So for the future (just a suggestion) make sure it can stop common threats before absolutely destroying the plate. I watch these to make sure im making a good purchase on armor and most of these armor testing videos go straight to either m855 or M2 AP when im actually wayyyyyy more concerned with m193 because of its much higher velocity.
"Wear your kit kings"
-Garand Thumb / Flannel Daddy.
Don't forget Brandon Herrera
@@reveriesimplex648 Garand Thumb started it.
Hits totally different coming from Flannel Daddy tho.
Dakota is very opinionated.
Commenting on behalf of The Table. If there were ever a table that deserved recognition, this one is it. All the support it has given, in all types of weather, taking everything thrown at it, under-rated for the amount of abuse it has taken and continues to hold its own. Perhaps a poet could dedicate a poem to it, something like "Ode to The Table". Peace.
No 1 else's gonna say it. But you look like you've been an astronaut, a pizza delivery fella, a doctor, a plumber, a police, a mechanic, and went by the first name Johnny. 🤣🤣🤣. Great stuff man. Love what you're doin for the 2a!
“Frag grenade or note book”🤣 Or a note from my mom for the frag grenade
I was genuinely impressed with that three shot burst out of the SCAR. I had to go back and watch again because I didn’t think you’d got three shots off.
One of the few companies that I have seen you review that offers 11x14 plates. Great for my 6”4, 220lb frame lol.
I have an easy time getting important stuff covered. Gumby looking dudes, our time is now!!
A buddy of mine died from a ND to the pelvis. Evidently the vast majority of the trauma; that ultimately lead do his death, was via bone fragments. I obviously know nothing, but from what I had envisioned from talking to his family was his pelvis literally exploded, with his bones working as shrapnel. It was a 30 caliber hunting rifle so who knows? As a teen knew a guy that was caught sleeping with another guy's girl at a party. Bf shot my buddy in the groin and he died as well. The guy that murdered my friend only ended up doing 2yrs. Evidently crimes of passion do make a difference when it comes to sentencing. Tbh the BF was my buddy as well, and he's a really good guy. It's crazy. Regardless, I don't think the pelvis is a desirable location to be shot.
It's ironic that that only two people I've ever known to be shot, both died over shots to the groin. I wonder if it's a more common location we'd generally suspect?
I would go for a pelvic shot if the person is wearing body armor.
Yet the guy from the 70s show got 30 years to life for rape.
Got mine ordered today. Thanks for the confirmation
As always..Thanks Mike. It's fun but definitely eye opening too
I have observed several of these types of plate tests where the round is pretty much coming in perpendicular to the front of the plate. In a real-world situation, the plate could be substantially angled to the incoming round. Have you done testing where you use something like Paul Harrell's meat target above, below, or to either side of the plate to see what damage there is when the round is deflected into your body parts? Thank you for another great and fun video.
I think the table falling over made more noise than that ump with the suppressor made discharging the rounds.
thank you mike for the video!!
Scott would be proud of your table treatment!
Another great video. Thank you.
If you don’t have kit, including armor? You better get with it! There’s a storm brewing.
I second that!
I Third That!!
And you better be training with your equipment too, or you’ll get clapped immediately and your shit will go to someone else. There’s a lot more to this then your “costume”
@@kalebooty749 gotta train in your costume to make it work, go for an 8 mile hike in full kit, rifle, ammo, water, food, armor, pack, medical, comms, etc. And do it often.
What storm
I actually just bought some AceLink LVIII plates and LVIII+ side plates.
You should do the AceLink Swimmer Cut plates also. They're NIJ rated but not certified. They are a *slightly* different material; I'm not exactly sure what exactly the difference is though.
Man the way you beat up on that table I thought i was watching a Kentucky Ballistics video.
Hello patriots 🇺🇸🔥🔥🔫😎. Thank you for another great video .
"That table is NOT worthy."
-Scott, Probably.
That carrier is the wip...I have a First Spear Shellback and a belive a Point Blank all with 3 soft and Hard plates behind em but im jamming on the design
Best job on the internet.
One of these days that table will fight back.
Fragmentation grenade as an “admin. item.”:Classic. 😆
Thanks!
"General rule of thumb guys" 🤣🤣🤣
Another great test review. But I have to find some of those ought-6 black tips💥😮💥😮
Thank you for the full review I've been wanting to get a good look at the backpack they can attach to the skeletac. Definitely gonna get the whole rig
If anyone wants a playlist of armor tests (including Mr Guns and Gears) I have one made
I love my Ace Link armor, super super light!
Great video Mike!
Thanks brother
Plate carrier made in Poland
All decked out like you had it looks to be about $ 1200🤔
Great video! I am new to the whole armor thing so since it has ceramic if you fell on it, do you still have to get it x-rayed to make sure it’s not compromised or is it not that big of a problem because of the other layers of material?
Very impressive. Good stuff.
can u shoot one of theses plates with just one rifle round until it fails?
Good stuff.
signed up for the email twice now and I still don't get any, not even to my spam folder.
Good video you should try Polymer plates one of them is called shot stop and others
More worried about 3150fps M193 screaming through level 3+ plates
Nobody carries 20inch AR's shooting M193 unless you're time traveling back to the 80's. I wish he tested M855a1 out of an M4 barrel, the current standard issue for the last 10 years. The projectile in the A1 is much harder than m855 (which isn't even being made for military use anymore, only civilians use that like M193) which is why I expect that it probably just goes through every "level 3+" plate out there. So you gotta stick with heavy 5-7lb lvl 4's if you want to stop M855a1 or M995 which is unicorn rare, that shit is only issued to SF guys on particular missions. Needing to stop full caliber AP rounds is also even dumber, that's time traveling back to the 60's. Nobody is facing battle rifles shooting AP rounds, I'm not even sure if those have been made in the last 3 decades. Just a bunch of old stock. I just wish somebody would make a plate that doesn't weigh more than 3.5lbs each that stops M885a1, 7n6, and maybe SS190. All of those are the most common serious threats that anybody faces.
@@adamc6371 Actually from a 14.5”-16” barrel all the tests with M855a1 fail to penetrate a 3+ plate. It just doesn’t have the velocity at 62gr, even being a little hotter loaded and having a harder tip. 7n6 is stopped by most level 3 plates, and all level 3+ that I have seen. Ss190 is stopped by any level 3 hard plate.
So, everything you specified you want stopped can be stopped by level 3+.
@@JimYeats people are conflating m885 “green tip” with m855a1. The projectile is different but flight ballistics the same. That round was designed to penetrate far better which is why is why it’s now the standard issue because armor is way more common if not universal. Even isis is rocking body armor, I’ve only seen 2 or 3 level 3+ ceramic plates that stop m8885a1 but they’re both crazy expensive like hesco and weigh just as much as level 4 so why not just get level 4 for half the cost and they are rated to stop even more?
@@adamc6371 I don’t really care which body armor you get. I was just pointing out that level 3+ will reliably stop the three projectiles you mentioned, and you can consistently get light weight level 3+ armor, such as the offering in this video.
I was really expecting a closer to $400 price tag on that plate. Now only if they made a 11"- 14" model but I guess I'm asking to much.
They do on their site
@@jonshelton7633 I'll be damned... Your right, thanks for pointing that out bro.
The comments for the atf brace ban is now open
That table is the real Hero😂
Too bad I can't get this company to respond to any emails. They expect affiliates to push their products but won't respond to inquires. Definitely not a company I can get behind.
Made in China...
Do some hesco L210s plzzzzzz
Awesome!
I'd like to see that .30-06 AP on a fresh plate that isn't already compromised.
It's not rated for 30-06 AP
Is it rated for M193 ??
Great Vidoe. Could you do some Agilite plates.🤔
Not bad for such a light plate
Can you fit 11x14 111+ plate into a backpack 🎒 & feel comfortable or would it be to heavy?
Can you please do a review on spartan armor IV ceramic multi hit plates?
Been trying to find a video on that setup but have been striking out, please!
Discount code only work for this model?
Are these just the single curve version of their 3+ multi curve at 5.5lbs? There's a great deal on them. I carted them as I am using lvl 4s at 8lbs now and would like something lighter. But I'm seeing a lot of flak saying they are Chinese mystery meat etc. your video shows they performed well, but I prefer the multi curve. Just wanna make sure I'm getting the same thing.
I don't know
@Mrgunsngear right to the point. I like it.
1st Shirt.
Not supposed to but damn I live that rifle so get it out any chance
Any ace discounts
Getting it is one thing ... I'd need to learn to use it properly
Think ya need a table sponsor
At 500 is the way to go are agilate k19
Considering black tip 30-06 is pretty rare, would this stop a standard 30-06?
I just grabbed the Shot stop Duritium VI + HA 11x14's ..... I noticed they have a carrier that called the quadrelease ultra for 11x14's.... what's your recommendations on a carrier? Thanks bud....
Can you review tacticon armament body armor plates? Im sure they would send you a plate to test. They do have their own testing videos but i wanna see what it takes to get thru them.
Next video should be a review on tables.
So you missed the first two shots with the scar at 10 ft?
That table!!! Lol.
have you tested anything from agilite
Those are relabeled Hesco
Mrgunsngear, what do you put on your receiver threads/barrel to receiver contact for AR builds? What barrels would you look at for 350 Legend build 16'' -20'' length?
@mrgunsngear Do you prefer the over the ear from AXIL? Or the in the ear gs extreme’s?
Am I the only one that just truly does not give a shit about plates that aren't at least level 4?
These seem comparable to the Hesco210’s
The L210 or U210?
@@rustyshackleford81
L210
@@derek3154 my only gripe with my L210s is the single curve profile.
Ace Link plates are assembled and sealed in China. The dudes at Ace Link are sketchy at best. When they first started making armor and selling plates through Cannae, they refused to disclose where the armor was being made and what materials they were using. There are only like 4 armor manufacturers in the US and companies are usually pretty open about which ones they used. I actually had to contact Cannae to get more information on the company and they spilled the beans on them, but said they are pretty good plates in regards to stopping rounds. I’d rather just deal with the lead times on some good and well vetted level IV plates that are made in the US and NIJ certified.
TLDR; don’t trust Chinese build quality with your life.
@@rustyshackleford81 On their Website, they say to be an American product when it comes to the plates. The carriers are Chinese, according to them...but apparently the plates are USA products? 🤷. I have their Quad Release and their LVL IV plates. Love the comfortability.
Where it's made doesn't bother me. Hell, Nightforce Optics are made in Japan.
Eventually, you're going to have to do a table review.
#akgnotificationsquad except with Mike..... #mgagnotificationsquad🤘🏻
You gave that table a rough workout.
this guy looks cracked out on caffein lol
That UMP was sexy
Pin the ATF brace comment URL por favor.
COULD YOU PLEASE CHECK OUT CarrabineQuarterMasterArmor? They make great armor, but are a small company. I tested some of their armor, and it surprised me. Their 3A stopped 5.7, and I even posted a video to their FB, of their 3A stopping 6.5 Carcano after being shot up by 9mm, 38spl, and a 12g round.
I'm not affiliated with the company, but I really want their name to get out there, and for more people to see what their armor has to offer.
4.55 pounds per plate isn't too bad. I'm no expert, but the trade off with ceramic is lack of durability.
Steel is suck-heavy, but far more durable. Choices !
Umwhpe is good fabric for stopping bullets. But if your plate is pure umwhpe, the M193 would kill it easy.
Ump....sweeet
I wouldn’t say you’d be “just fine” lol you’d live but for a couple days you might wish you hadn’t with that force 😂 impressive plate tho
Go leave a comment about the atf proposed change to ban braces
How many chicken nuggets will that fanny pack hold though?
for future testing on armor thats Lvl III+, just because it stops m855 - doesnt mean it'll stop m193. Yes, m855 has a steel core penetrator which we all think would defeat armor more than m193 but I have seen very well known plates that claim to stop m855 actually stop it just fine, but m193? which is more common in the US than m855 -----> straight through the plate like it was nothing. Especially the Hesco L210s. Stopped m855 but not m193. Now if I was a LEO and I had Hesco L210s and got into a fight with someone with an AR? Im dead. The armor I thought that was supposed to stop m193 which we all think is less likely to pierce that armor more than m855....will. And youre dead. So for the future (just a suggestion) make sure it can stop common threats before absolutely destroying the plate. I watch these to make sure im making a good purchase on armor and most of these armor testing videos go straight to either m855 or M2 AP when im actually wayyyyyy more concerned with m193 because of its much higher velocity.
Better cover that head bro!
👍👍
may just strap that table to my chest.
♥ ☺ ♥
10:54 he really said that lol I don’t trust this lol
Speed time up! Lol
Weird plate carrier. Might get caught on things.
After all these years and all of the boomer memes and trash talk about tWo WoRlD wArs, 45acp still hauls the mail.
Poor table.
All I can say is that's still going to Hurt! Just Saying 👈😎👉
That's true but you're still alive.
Frag 😂
Table down!!! Who do you think you are we all know KentuckyBallistics is the table destroyer stay in your lane bro... LMAO
That table fell over nearly as much as Biden
First
Ugh ceramic, no thank you
Wonder how something like the stinger 4-blade broadhead from Magnus would do on ceramic armor?