Armor Plates

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Whether you are in law enforcement, military, a body armor enthusiast, or someone who is simply preparing in case of an emergency , having high-quality body armor plates or armor inserts with your plate carrier or bulletproof vest is an important component to ensure your safety. Ballistic plates, also known as body armor plates , bulletproof plates , or simply armor plates, are anti-ballistic panels usually fitted into plate carriers or bulletproof vests. There are also several manufacturers who are now offering armor plates that can be used with bulletproof bags and backpacks. They are available in different types (hard armor - steel plates, ceramic plates, etc. or soft armor), cuts (Swimmers, Shooters, SAPI, ESAPI), sizes, and different materials. Much like any other body armor gear, the choices and options are endless, so make sure you do your homework before purchasing ballistic plates so that you can make the most out of it. Are Body Armor Plates legal? Here are the basics of body armor legislation you should remember: Where can you sell body armor? Body armor can be shipped to 49 states of the United States. Sales people looking to purchase body armor in Connecticut can do so only through face to face transactions. Body armor can be sold to anyone in face to face to transactions. There is no need for background check or ID and no need for special permits. Body armor can be sold at gun shows, stores, websites, through catalogs, or over the phone. Where can you not sell body armor? You cannot take, ship, send, or bring body armor outside the US without Federal permission. Body armor cannot be shipped to addresses in Connecticut. Given the constant changes in today’s world, always make sure to check with your national and local regulatory departments for more information on specific body armor laws in your area. What are the NIJ Armor Protection Levels? The National Institute of Justice (NIJ) sets the levels of protection for body armor , which are Level IIA, Lev