Re: Body Armor
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: kifeter</div><div class="ubbcode-body">
Broker-
You must be the type of person that has a tool shed bigger than there house. Do you only purchase tools that are job specific? You don't own an adjustable wrench?
I am trying to find something that would cover both calibers because I do not have a specific level of protection needed. I don't know if you've been reeding but I clearly don't have an immediate and may never have a need for actually using them. That is why I am looking for something that would fit a broader range of ballistics.
Now, concerning you topic of natural disasters. Please copy and paste the part where I said there was mass rioting in Florida. It's probably going to be hard to find. Good luck with that.
You seem like a person that does not believe in change. Since there hasn't been mass rioting in the past, there will never be mass rioting or anything like that right? Like I have said before, I am getting these just in case, I hope never to use them and since money isn't a concern I don't see a reason in not owning a set.
Many of you say that I will be targeted first by LEO in the streets wearing these, but I don't plan on running around with these. I prepare properly for hurricanes so that I will not have to leave my homestead.
<span style="color: #009900">Now, does any one have a reason why its considered unwise to purchase a pair? To this point, I have yet to hear a con to owning a set.</span> </div></div>
Dude... You have to gauge your audience and what you're asking. I'm not against civilians owning body armor, and shit happens that it might not hurt to have one laying around as a just in case plan. But it's all about presentation and details on sites like this. People here have little patience for those who ask vague questions about items that the intended applications are usually for military or LEO application. And no one with 1/2 of brain can dispute that is what body armors primary intended purpose was. If you want better answers from experts here on subjects like this you have to research your topic first and ask detailed questions about detailed items with detailed purposes. Otherwise you sound like a mall ninja showing up asking something like this idiot...
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: kifeter</div><div class="ubbcode-body">
Broker-
You must be the type of person that has a tool shed bigger than there house. Do you only purchase tools that are job specific? You don't own an adjustable wrench?
I am trying to find something that would cover both calibers because I do not have a specific level of protection needed. I don't know if you've been reeding but I clearly don't have an immediate and may never have a need for actually using them. That is why I am looking for something that would fit a broader range of ballistics.
Now, concerning you topic of natural disasters. Please copy and paste the part where I said there was mass rioting in Florida. It's probably going to be hard to find. Good luck with that.
You seem like a person that does not believe in change. Since there hasn't been mass rioting in the past, there will never be mass rioting or anything like that right? Like I have said before, I am getting these just in case, I hope never to use them and since money isn't a concern I don't see a reason in not owning a set.
Many of you say that I will be targeted first by LEO in the streets wearing these, but I don't plan on running around with these. I prepare properly for hurricanes so that I will not have to leave my homestead.
<span style="color: #009900">Now, does any one have a reason why its considered unwise to purchase a pair? To this point, I have yet to hear a con to owning a set.</span> </div></div>
Dude... You have to gauge your audience and what you're asking. I'm not against civilians owning body armor, and shit happens that it might not hurt to have one laying around as a just in case plan. But it's all about presentation and details on sites like this. People here have little patience for those who ask vague questions about items that the intended applications are usually for military or LEO application. And no one with 1/2 of brain can dispute that is what body armors primary intended purpose was. If you want better answers from experts here on subjects like this you have to research your topic first and ask detailed questions about detailed items with detailed purposes. Otherwise you sound like a mall ninja showing up asking something like this idiot...